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Architecture
Toronto ravine home: a subtly-moulded Modernism
A ravine home by architect Siamak Hariri is at once generous and rigorous. At 11,000 sq. ft., it is a large house, but careful manipulation of interior spaces has banished any hint of chilly vastness
Earlier discussion
Rob Carrick took your mortgage questions
Should you take advantage of low interest rates and take out a second mortgage? What are the risks?
Leveraging your mortgage
How much do your neighbours owe on their mortgage?
The likely answer: a lot more than you think
Architecture
Time to get to know Uno's Annex
The distinctive 60s architecture of Uno Prii is the subject of a new guided walk
Home of the Week
Gotham loft delivers a condo with character
Spacious 1,480 sq. ft. unit has exposed brick, thick wooden posts and beams and a few added designer touches
Development
Toronto's River City project: A sober-sided urbanism
Gritty industrial zone the city's final frontier
Property Report
Green guts for an old office block
Retrofits can restore competitive edge to energy-hogging 1960s, 70s and 80s office buildings, reducing costs and enabling higher rents
Empty office space engulfs Dubai
CB Richard Ellis offers up bleak assessment as more new towers open
Redevelopment
Church project gets luxury builder's blessing
Joe Brennan liked the plan for the conversion of an 1888 church so much he bought the biggest unit for himself
Living spaces
The little house that went to market
Spurred by a tragedy, James Stuart has developed a fully-functional 12-foot by 12-foot prefab home. He joins a growing list of home designers looking to do more with a lot less.
Living spaces
On Toronto's tony Bridle Path, a low rise with high style
Hair care mogul Ray Civello has turned one of upscale neighbourhood's original 1960s bungalows into a spa-worthy retreat
Vancouver 2010
Games give Whistler real estate a boost, report says
Limelight sparks equity gains of $700,000
Renovation
Reno scaled to an everyday budget
Short on cash but bursting with ideas, two architects tackle a 120 year-old Victorian row house
Renovation
No debate on the merits of an inexpensive reno
Many little gestures refresh a tired old home
Property Report
Olympic superstore earns retail gold
Creator of the Hudson Bay Co.'s fanciful Vancouver boutique tackles high-profile fabrication and design projects worldwide
- Add 1 part offices, 1 part condos; try to mix well
- Block buster: Koo's Garage reshapes a Vancouver neighbourhood
- Architects in space
- Studio chic: A grunge garage turns winner workplace
- From brutal brooding to retrofit-chic
- Home buyer prep for 2010
- Snowbirds: Buying U.S. real estate?
- Encouraging mid-rises a tall order
- Stand by for a mega moving day
- A tricky dance of debt for home buyers
- A buyer’s quandary: Jump in or get out?
- A crush for condos
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Jane and Bloor
Century house in top form
Lake Shore and Islington
Location, curb appeal lead to quick sale
Leaside
Total reno, finished basement
Eglinton and Laird
Wide lot, centre hall plan in Leaside
Bloor and Jane
Rarity draws $51,000 over asking
Eglinton and Laird
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Bloor and The Kingsway
An incentive to a quick sale
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A standout, inside and out
Finch and Yonge
Staging accentuates the positive
Ranch Park
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