Teagan Sliz

2 weeks ago | storeys.com | Teagan Sliz

Plans have been filed for a chic new 12- and 43-storey mixed-use development that would deliver over 600 new housing units to Eglinton Avenue West. Located at 2343-2363 Eglinton Avenue West on the southwest corner of Eglinton Avenue and Caledonia Road, the proposed development would be within steps of the soon-to-be-complete higher-order transit stops and in close proximity to a number of retail options and ample green space.

3 weeks ago | storeys.com | Teagan Sliz

Almost every May for the past 25 years, the City of Toronto has opened its doors to the public for one fun-filled weekend, allowing curious minds to explore the remarkable spaces the city has to offer. The idea is to provide "rare access to buildings not typically open to the public and free entry to sites that usually charge admission," says the City's press release.

3 weeks ago | storeys.com | Teagan Sliz

April was a mixed bag for housing starts, reveals new data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). While starts were up overall, Ontario and BC continued to see substantial year-over-over declines. After falling across the board in March and February, the seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of housing starts rose a remarkable 30% month over month in April.

1 month ago | cottagelife.com | Teagan Sliz

It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s…a turtle on wheels!While visiting Halifax’s Museum of Natural History, you may get to see this very sight, if you time it right. This is because the museum is home to Root: a 20-year-old wood turtle who happens to be missing his right front foot. Root first arrived at the Natural History Museum in September, but before that, he had taken up residence at the Oaklawn Farm Zoo in Aylesford, N.S., and the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park.

1 month ago | storeys.com | Teagan Sliz

Recent data from TD Bank's GTA Condo Market Outlook points towards condo values falling by 15-20% from their peak in Summer 2023 by the end of 2025, with 10% of that decline taking place in this year alone. The price slide projection comes after a pivotal year for the GTA resale condo market, when benchmark prices fell 4% on an annual basis and sales plummeted to levels not seen since the financial crisis of '08 and '09.