You may have heard the old real estate adage, “Drive till you qualify.” The idea being that buyers who can’t afford to buy a home in the city, should drive to surrounding areas to find more affordable and larger homes, with potentially more appealing lifestyle and environmental benefits.

Recognized for creating successful residential developments across the GTA's most established neighbourhoods, Pemberton Group strives to design every community to reflect a higher quality of living, offering purchasers the opportunity to own a home surrounded by desirable features and exceptional amenities.

Condos may be the choice for many in the increasingly expensive GTA, but not everyone wants to live in a box in the sky. More and more new home buyers are looking for affordable lowrise options such as townhomes. Emphasis on the word affordable.

This fall, The Benvenuto Group will be launching one of the GTA's most-anticipated condominium communities, bringing modern luxury living to the Kingsway.

With home prices seemingly forever on the rise, there is only one way for many GTA homebuyers to go – up, as in into highrise condos and other multi-family housing options.

ULI Toronto and mixed-use developer TAS recently brought community members and industry leaders together for an evening that combined a documentary screening of Accidental Parkland, and an expert panel about placemaking opportunities in Downsview Park.

Block Development's new seven-storey condo is in one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the centre of the Queen West action.

Close to Whitby’s waterfront, with its beaches and trails and with a diversity of parks, recreation facilities, downtown shopping, schools and public transit all nearby, the appropriately named Harbour Ten10 Condominiums in Whitby could deserve a 10 out of 10 when it comes to providing prospective homeowners with exceptional quality of living.

Carriage Gate's beautiful new art-inspired condo project will offer a vibrant lifestyle in downtown Burlington.

In yet another potential dagger in the heart of prospective first-time homebuyers, a new study from Century 21 Canada underlines the growing affordability issue in Toronto.