Crash Test
As the U.S. market tanks, Torontonians are getting creative about recession-proofing their properties
Published: May 2008
Articles on torontolife.com written by Bert Archer.
A growing contingent of wealthy Torontonians are opting for the unencumbered life of the permanent renter
Published: April 2008
Crash TestAs the U.S. market tanks, Torontonians are getting creative about recession-proofing their properties
Published: May 2008
In this crazy market, multi-unit properties—from charming Annex apartments
to Cabbagetown rooming houses—have become the last hot deals
Published: January 2008
Why hasn’t Toronto’s housing market tanked like London’s or New York’s?
Just take a look at who’s buying
Published: February 2008
Forget the 416The GTA’s latest frontier for extreme commuting is in the exurbs—Cambridge and beyond. Say hello to the 519
Published: June 2008
It’s tempting to sell your house without an agent and pocket the five-figure
commission. It may also be nuts
Published: March 2008
Suburban developers are peddling eco-friendly construction.
And buyers, hoping for cheaper gas bills and a better-built house, are
lining up for it. Can new homes really save the planet?
Published: July 2008
The enemies she made on her climb to the top of Toronto fashion are calling for her head. Her friends say it’s a smear campaign organized by a jealous wing nut. Inside the big fugly at fashion week
Published: April 2008
Is the 500-square-foot condo the insane brainchild of greedy developers
or a triumphant symbol of the new downtown?
Published: October 2007