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It's clear that the lack of steady work for young people is directly impacting who can afford to buy property later.

Having worked with youth employment centres across Ontario, I know how essential that first job is to building long-term financial stability.

This challenge tells us that housing policy needs to work hand-in-hand with job creation.

By tackling employment and housing together, we can build a much stronger, more reliable market for everyone in the future.

Youth Unemployment And The Future Of Canada's Housing Market Housing markets are populated not by abstractions but by workers, and when young workers cannot find their place in the economy, they cannot find their place in housing.

A few years ago, a client sold their business into this expanding regional retail 'empire'. After selling the business, they then sold their building. This 'double sale' was a very savvy financial move I was proud to help out with. It is the kind of long-term thinking Storefront Toronto is made for.

Big League Food Company announces major expansion, accelerating path to $100M revenue milestone The Toronto-based company said its growth plan is focused on high-traffic, strategic locations that expand the reach of each brand.

Many developers in Toronto are proving what’s possible when you build green: higher value, lower vacancy, and better performance. The report shows over 100 projects pushing beyond basic standards. Worth a look.

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Leading developers are proving what’s possible in green buildings The Toronto Green Standard has motivated leading developers to push the envelope and innovate with efficient, creative new buildings.

A fun lease to be part of! 190 McCaul Street, now home to The Two of Hearts Chapel.

This building sits right in the heart of Toronto’s creative district, next to OCAD and the AGO. Perfect spot for an organization that brings people together.

For any landlords out there, this one’s worth a read. Ontario’s Bill 60 has been walked back after public pushback, and it’s a good reminder that the rules around housing are always shifting.

If you own or manage property in Ontario, take a few minutes to understand how these changes could affect you.

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Bill 60 walked back amid public outcry - REMI Network In a swift reversal following criticism over Bill 60, the Ford government announced it will no longer proceed with the proposal.