Testing times for Toronto’s pre-sold condos

It’s a worrying time for Toronto’s Condo market, as rising prices are pushing many condo developers to walk away from pre-sold projects.
It’s a worrying time for Toronto’s Condo market, as rising prices are pushing many condo developers to walk away from pre-sold projects.
Southern Ontario has been at the wrath of unseasonably violent ice storms this week, and now its residents are being warned about the danger storm-related damage could wreak on their homes even long after the ice has melted.
For a second time, PC Optimum members have been targeted by thieves stealing points.
Statistics Canada has just released its reports from the fourth quarter of 2017. According to its data, there has been a rise in Canadian job openings — mainly in hospitality, food services and manufacturing — compared to a year ago.
After the deadliest year on record for house fires, Brampton officials have targeted some of the cities biggest “hot spots”.
The insurance industry is being urged to broaden its digital offering after a new survey revealed that Canadian consumers want more tech-enabled products and services.
Over 1,000 investors, who had been investing into a pre-construction condo development named Cosmos Condos, were shocked to find out that their investment opportunity had been cancelled and their future homes were now non-existent.
The war against payday lenders rages on, with a new report suggesting that Toronto should place a cap on the number of operational outlets at its current 207.
Canada’s banking industry is facing increasing competition has financial technology firms continue to grow in popularity.
It’s more bad news for Toronto’s housing market, with new figures revealing home sales were down 39.5% year-on-year in March.