With COVID-19 Outbreaks In Long-Term Care Facilities, Is Multi-Generational Housing Better?

COVID-19 & Toronto Real Estate, Healthy Home, Real Estate
The rise of multi-generational housing in Canada has been trending for a while now, particularly in cities like Toronto and Vancouver where a lack of supply and high housing prices have forced homebuyers to look for creative solutions to achieve their homeownership dreams. There are practical familial considerations as well. With aging…
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The Iconic Horseshoe Tavern On Queen Street West

City Living
For live music fans, the experience is as much about the venue as it is about the music. Take, for instance, the humble but historic Horseshoe Tavern, located at 370 Queen Street West; this steadfast establishment has been showcasing live music and launching careers for over seven decades. The stage…
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Merrill Bridge Road Dog Park

Animal House, The Danforth
For urban-dwelling dog lovers, having the opportunity to let your furry friend exercise and socialize is essential. And, to be fair, us humans certainly benefit from visiting green space – enjoying the soul-healing benefits an idyllic natural setting has to offer – just as much as pups do! When such…
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Urbaneer’s Toronto Real Estate Forecast 2019: Part One

Annex / South Annex / Seaton Village, Beaches, Cabbagetown / Corktown, College Street / Little Italy, Corso Italia / Davenport, Dufferin Grove / Bloorcourt Village, Forest Hill, Harbourfront, High Park North / The Junction, Junction / High Park / Bloor West / Swansea, King West / Niagara / Liberty Village, Leslieville/Riverside, Little Portugal, Midtown, Queen West, Riverdale / Playter Estates, Roncesvalles Village, St. Lawrence Market, Swansea / High Park / Bloor West Village, The Best of Urbaneer, The Danforth, Wallace/Emerson & Brockton Village, Wychwood / Humewood - Cedarvale, Yorkville / Summerhill / Rosedale
Welcome to Urbaneer.com’s most recent shelter prognostication – my Toronto Real Estate Forecast for the latter half of 2019! I’m going to take a little bit of a different approach in this edition. In this first part, I’ll explore the Provincial and Federal governments’ efforts since Spring 2017 to dampen demand and diffuse the potentiality of…
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