Toronto’s Major Transit Station Areas (MTSAs) continue to attract substantially denser development, according to the latest data from UrbanToronto’s UTPro. But the number of projects within their boun...

Canada Lands Company has submitted plans for Arbo Phase 2 in Toronto’s Downsview area, proposing approximately 3,160 rental homes in buildings reaching 35 storeys. The neighbourhood would include affo...

The City of Toronto’s announcement this month it was expanding its Pre-Approved Building Plans Program by introducing pre-approved multiplex designs, providing building designs at no cost to make it e...

" data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/bayview-news.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/589-eglinton.png?fit=560%2C264&ssl=1" />The proposed rental tower at 589 Eglinton Avenue East, at the southeast corner of Mann Avenue, has grown once again — this time from 40 to 47 storeys. According to UrbanToronto, the revised plans by Terracap Management would make it the tallest proposed building in the immediate Bayview and Eglinton area, near the new Leaside…

An argument can be made that no type of structure is more important to the history, society, and overall urban fabric of Toronto than the detached single-family home. From the historical charm of ones in the Annex or Cabbagetown to the more modern forms in Scarborough or Etobicoke that have become homes for the city’s diverse immigrant population

Menkes Developments proposes four towers rising up to 59 storeys for Phase 2 of 793 Don Mills, replacing the Foresters office building while expanding the complex. The Sweeny &Co design joins two settled Phase 1 towers for a combined 3,718 suites near Eglinton Line 5 and the future Ontario Line 3.

Terracap’s 589 Eglinton East has conditional approval to grow from 40 to 47 storeys near Leaside station. KIRKOR’s redesign proposes 467 larger rental apartments, including 10% affordable units.

Toronto's housing record, measured against what developers and chief planners have told StrategyCorp, shows progress, but gaps remain.

Five design proposals envision a new park at 34 Hanna Avenue in Liberty Village. Plans would replace a surface parking lot with greenery, gathering spaces, and public art.

For years, Toronto’s new condominium market ran on a simple assumption: buy before construction, wait, and watch the value rise. That assumption survived recessions, policy changes and countless warni...

Construction is wrapping up at The Capitol, a 15-storey condo at Yonge and Castlefield in Midtown Toronto. Cladding and heritage restoration have advanced as hoarding comes down.

Amexon’s e lofts has won High-Rise Building of the Year at the 2026 OHBA Awards of Distinction. The project is converting a 15-storey Toronto office tower into 331 purpose-built rental homes.

New development applications for the City of Toronto continued to decline in the third quarter of 2026, according to UrbanToronto’s UTPro data. Like the first quarter and second quarter this year, Q3 this year saw fewer new projects, with fewer proposed homes and less total floor area compared to the same period last year.

When one walks along the Yonge Street corridor, the density of the residential and commercial high-rises create the feeling of being in a canyon. Yet as quickly as one block off of Yonge, this high-density environment abruptly becomes a sea of detached single-family homes. This phenomenon is one of the best examples of Toronto’s lack of what is known as missing middle housing…

Five design proposals envision a new park at 34 Hanna Avenue in Liberty Village. Plans would replace a surface parking lot with greenery, gathering spaces, and public art.

New development applications for the City of Toronto continued to decline in the third quarter of 2026, according to UrbanToronto’s UTPro data. Like the first quarter and second quarter this year, Q3 this year saw fewer new projects, with fewer proposed homes and less total floor area compared to the same period last year.

Westmont Hospitality Group proposes converting office space at Toronto’s Hyatt Regency into 250 additional hotel suites, bringing the total to 644. Designed by architecttura, the King West project com...

The number of cranes on the numerous skyline of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area continued their slow decline, with the third straight year of declines as fewer new cranes were assembled than the...

The number of cranes on the numerous skyline of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area continued their slow decline, with the third straight year of declines as fewer new cranes were assembled than the...

The Lassonde Art Trail is making a splash to end their inaugural season at Biidaasige Park with the unveiling of a new monumental artwork by internationally renowned Cree artist Kent Monkman. The 15-f...

Montez Corporation has changed plans for a 61-storey condo tower at 1243 Islington Avenue that was approved by Toronto City Council in June, 2026. The building, which would have been the tallest build...

Of all the topics that have sparked recent debate in Toronto, arguably none have been more polarizing than that of bike lanes. Both sides of the issue are not only incredibly passionate about the subj...

Plans are firming up for supportive housing on the northeast corner of Springhurst and Close avenues in Parkdale. Designed by Montgomery Sisam Architects, the 54-studio-unit building for the City of Toronto and the University Health Network is the next part of the UHN Social Medicine Initiative.

Three quarters of a year since opening to passengers in December 2025, the TTC's Finch West Line 6 LRT is benefiting from a new series of signal and operational adjustments designed to boost speed along the heavily scrutinized line across the top of Etobicoke and western North York.