condominiums

Competition for affluent condo buyers has developers piling on frills—car fleets, meditation walls and even perks that assuage the social conscience

In cities like Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, where condo dwellers and office-goers rely on elevators as the first and last leg of their commutes, a ride on the lift has become a risk rather than an inconvenience

"Gag orders" on banning complaints and annoying behaviour are just the tip of the condo craziness iceberg

Condo investors who think vacancy rates are ultra-tight will be disappointed

It’s not just the lofty valuations that have many observers worried about Canada’s housing market

Tamsin McMahon explains why condo dwellers are finding themselves boxed in

Once shy, he developed a love of heavy metal music and tattoos. He was proud to land a job building Canada’s tallest condo tower.

Housing starts are way down

If projects fail, will our cities be left with huge holes to fill?