Using vacant or underdeveloped land within urbanized areas can help control urban expansion and address housing shortages. Infill housing can also bring positive change to a city by transforming a neighbourhood and offering improved access to employment, public transportation, and... View Article
Millennials are generally found in urban areas living in small shared spaces. They crave human interaction and seek community and proximity to fun social amenities and professional networks. A digitally connected generation that looks to sustainable and efficient multi-functional living... View Article
As technology continues to evolve and advance, home offices are on the rise. Companies are now seeing the benefits and value of their remote employees, not only in the overall operational business costs, but by seeing more productive and engaged... View Article
Ever wonder when you first enter an office or home why some places feel comfortable right away, while others make you want to turn around and run for the hills? Some people say it’s all about the feng shui. Feng... View Article
Many of us planning our dream home also want our haven to have positive energy. Since you spend so much time in your home, it’s a good idea to make it a place that impacts you and your loved ones... View Article
As with anything in life, you generally get what you pay for—and builders are no different. There are three key areas to consider when you’re looking for a builder: price, timing, quality Of course you want the best of all... View Article
There’s been a lot of buzz lately over a Toronto Star article about a couple residing in Forest Hill who sued their neighbours for copying the design of their home. The issue has raised questions among homeowners and designers as... View Article
You’re planning your dream, but is it also a healthy and safe home for you and your family? Several elements that go into building a home—from the materials used to build the house to the levels of light and noise... View Article
Not long ago, we wrote about the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB), which is where you might appeal an unsuccessful application from the Committee of Adjustment. Or, at least, where you used to appeal it. Last month, the OMB announced it... View Article