For developers trying to push through the condo crash, affluent downsizers from Toronto’s wealthy single-family enclaves are the new target buyer.

Climate change is worsening rainstorms and people don’t have access to flooding data.

Oakville developer Emil Toma defends his qualifications to build a transit hub despite having never built a highrise. Read the investigation.

The Ford government says there isn’t a controversial Minister’s Zoning Order on the Cliff Bay project, but the team for the developer proposing a resort on the abandoned waterfront site says it’s a co...

Menkes Developments says the project was cancelled due to insufficient funds.

Engaged over the holidays? From venues to the gown, tips for tying the knot in a tough economy that won't require your down payment.

Developers say Forma is going ahead, but they’re holding off on the second tower until they see some rebound in Toronto’s condo market.

Even if you're locked in, you can break your mortgage — effectively ending the contract before the end of your term — and refinance at a lower rate. Unfortunately it

The Ontario Land Tribunal disagreed with the city that the site was an erosion risk, or that its official plan prohibits development on the site. The city is appealing the decision.

Condos made investors rich — until suddenly they didn’t. As the crash claims ‘tens of billions’ in losses, this is what's coming next.

Lenders are seizing more homes, especially in GTA suburbs where up to 1 in 10 listings are a power of sale.

He’s one of dozens of buyers facing lawsuits as defaults soar as high as 30%.