Terrence Belford ranks among Canada's busiest freelance writers. His 42-year career has included stints in the Report on Business and the Globe's Parliamentary Bureau during the Trudeau years. He was part of the team that launched Maclean's newsmagazine and helped launch the Sunday Star. During the 1980s he held a management role as senior news editor at the Toronto Star. He is also the author of the best-selling book Trust: The Greymac Affair.
Condo sales leap ahead
Best month in five years as prices - and size - come down
Pride goes before good communities
New study may serve as a guide to growth
In the listings game, the ground shifts
Sage launches an online offering that mirrors the MLS as competitors gear up for a changing landscape
Condo coverage has some special wrinkles
Suite owner must fill in gaps in corporation’s insurance
Price cuts spark a flare-up in the Toronto condo market
Record number of new project launches, smaller units and condo investment advisers helped GTA sales soar
Score one for ‘virtual brokers’
Condo builders hit on an online sales success. But can it be repeated?
Sales numbers point to a widening affordability gap
The price advantage of the suburbs continues to draw value-conscious buyers
A bright idea gets bank backing
TD rolls out a loan program geared to overcoming the financial hurdles to going solar
The condo industry’s comeback kid
For Bazis International, success was built from the rubble of 1 Bloor
Asian investors keep GTA flush with rental units
80 per cent of new condo buyers are Asian; of these, 80 per cent are Chinese, says developer
