A look at how the downturn in Toronto's condo market could change how towers are built; new home sales in GTA hit record low in 2025, threatening construction jobs; rental market swings back in tenants’ favour with lower prices and move-in incentives; and other news.

Is Toronto’s condo bust a chance for beauty? Why the downturn could change how towers are built (The Star)

New home sales in GTA hit record low in 2025, threatening construction jobs: report (CBC)

Rental market swings back in tenants’ favour with lower prices and move-in incentives (CityNews)

Post-secondary students in Toronto pay hundreds of dollars more in rent than the national average: report (CP24)

Doug Ford’s bike lane law could cost Toronto more money. Here’s what the city plans to do about it (The Star)

Some of Toronto's most historic buildings may be at risk of demolition as clock ticks: advocates (CBC)

As Toronto condo sales flounder, one group is betting big and buying up units in bulk (The Star)