Toronto’s new condo guidelines are designed to create kid-friendly communities

Thirty per cent of households with children in Toronto live in mid- or highrise buildings. Downtown, it’s 66 per cent.

Condo boards can specify that only unit owners or their spouses be elected

A bylaw confirmed by an affirmative vote of the owners of a majority of the units — and registered — is valid and enforceable.

Toronto condo welcomes Airbnb after signing 1st agreement outside U.S. to regulate rentals | CBC...

A Toronto condo building has decided to embrace rather than fight short-term rentals by partnering with Airbnb to regulate short-term rentals through a special program.

Pets are a growing part of condo life

Getting a pet seems to be a next step toward adulthood these days. You meet someone, you get serious and then you get a Pomeranian together.

Condo corporations need to prepare plans to deal with marijuana use before it becomes a problem

Questions are being raised about whether landlords will be able to restrict cannabis in residential units.

Liberals' housing plan eliminating at least 1,000 Ontario rental units: Report

What buyers want from their new condo

With more people at all stages of life buying condos, we are seeing a growing demand for common spaces in developments.