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Toronto Under Construction Ep. 113: Nate Pace of Stafford, Ralph Del Duca of Chestnut Hill Homes & Angela Marotta of Solmar discuss project viability, rental housing, HST rebates & density optimisation.
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How are developers showing pricing with the HST rebate change?
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Purpose-built rental, HST rebates, small-town development, smarter density, schools in towers and the economics of building small. Explore the decisions shaping Ontario’s housing market in our latest TUC @Patreon post:
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The resale market needs more family-sized condominium apartments, but end-users are not willing to purchase them and wait 3-6 years years for the new condo to get built.
If there are no buyers willing to purchase them in pre-construction, developers will not program them.
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Can we attract foreign capital into our real estate development market?
Not without more help says @AKaramarkovic
#ToRE
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The new condo market survived the Great Financial Crisis, rent control, new mortgage qualifying rules, but the pandemic finally killed it!
The next instalment of our State of Housing editorial series analyzes the impacts of COVID-19 on Toronto's housing market. For years, the market ran on a simple assumption: buy before construction, wait, and watch the value rise. That assumption survived recessions, policy changes, and countless warnings about oversupply. It did not survive the aftermath of a worldwide pandemic. urbantoronto.ca/news/2026/10…
Thank you to our sponsors at Hazelview Investments & @StrategyCorp for supporting this series.
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The next instalment of our State of Housing editorial series analyzes the impacts of COVID-19 on Toronto's housing market. For years, the market ran on a simple assumption: buy before construction, wait, and watch the value rise. That assumption survived recessions, policy changes, and countless warnings about oversupply. It did not survive the aftermath of a worldwide pandemic. urbantoronto.ca/news/2026/10…
Thank you to our sponsors at Hazelview Investments & @StrategyCorp for supporting this series.
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New funding programs, tax incentives and planning reforms continue to reshape Ontario’s development landscape. via Building Edge Strategies buildingedge.ca/toronto-unde…
Was is the mandate of the Building Ontario Fund?
Rob Krauss of Building Edge Strategies talks about the big cheques the BOF is willing to write on both debt and equity.
When Will Toronto Real Estate Recover? The Case for 2028
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COVID Broke the GTA New Condo Market. What Rises From the Ashes Will Look Very Different | UrbanToronto urbantoronto.ca/news/2026/10…
No one is talking about Bill 98. @jm_mcgrath discussed the ramifications on the Toronto Under Construction podcast.
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Should housing policy dictate the unit mix developers include in their buildings? Is immigration beneficial to the economy?
We talked about those topics and more on the latest Toronto Under Construction podcast.
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Did developers increase prices as the result of the HST rebate change?
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On the latest TUC Podcast, we talked government policy & housing w/ Dave Wilkes of @bildgta, @jm_mcgrath of TVO & Rob Krauss of Building Edge Strategies.
Have a listen!
Sponsored by BCGI Baron Consulting
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• Who should pay for growth?
• Public investment or developer bailout?
• Can HST relief get housing built?
• Are builders missing out on incentives?
#ToRE #ONpoli
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Have you reached the bottom? Ben Myers discusses the market with Ralph Fox 🦊 🐂patreon.com/posts/171514855








