April 2026

There is a moment in early April when Toronto collectively remembers it has a body. The scarves come off. People walk slower, look up more, and suddenly the ravines are full again, as though nobody planned it. Which, of course, nobody did. It just happens, the same way it does every year, with the same quiet relief.

This city does winter well enough...

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has released its March housing data. Market conditions tightened compared to last year, with sales edging higher year-over-year, while new listings declined sharply. Selling prices remained lower than a year ago, continuing to support improved affordability heading into the spring market.

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Over the past several weeks, both the federal and Ontario governments have announced coordinated policy changes aimed at improving affordability and restoring momentum to new housing construction. The two most important measures are the temporary removal of HST on qualifying new homes and...

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There is a specific Thursday when it happens. Not a Sunday, not a long weekend, not any date marked on a calendar. Just a Thursday when the temperature hits 14 degrees and holds. By five o'clock, every patio chair in Yorkville is occupied, and someone on King West is eating oysters in a light jacket with no parti...