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‘The glory days of easy returns and cash flow are likely over,’ says the co-author of a report on the cash crunch facing Toronto’s condo market.

A 2018 auditor general report found large elevator companies are the primary cause for “worsening elevator safety.” The regulator says it’s gathering data on the issue and plans to issue fines in the future.

A 2018 auditor general report found large elevator companies are the primary cause for “worsening elevator safety.” The regulator says it’s gathering data on the issue and plans to issue fines in the future.

A 2018 auditor general report found large elevator companies are the primary cause for “worsening elevator safety.” The regulator says it’s gathering data on the issue and plans to issue fines in the future.

Investors aged 18 to 35 were also more likely to own more than one property compared to older cohorts, the Royal LePage survey found.

The Rowe Condominiums in downtown Missoula has eight condos that will be more affordable than the 40 in the neighboring Reed Condominiums.

Books, Indigenous culture, history and coffee form early vision for renovated waterfront landmark

A swath of Torontos Chinatown neighbourhood is looking far different this month after being suddenly demolished for a residential building, as has...

12 units planned next to year-old 41-unit Leahy’s Lane complex

TOKYO -- Luxurious condominium units worth 100 million yen ($735,000) or more, known as "okushon," have been multiplying in parts of Japan where such