TORONTO: Laneway Houses are the newest, most exciting housing option for as many as 48,000 current Toronto property owners
From the Huffington Post: Jeffrey Lin envisions the laneway behind his house to become a neighbourhood oasis as homes replace garages and families fill the…
From the Toronto Star: When Leslie Doyle and her husband, Jackson Stone, set out to design what will be one of the first newly permittedlaneway…
Comments closedFrom the Toronto Star: A few weeks ago, we took a tour of laneway and infill homes in Toronto with BILD’s RenoMark renovators and custom…
Comments closedFrom the Vancouver Sun: Many municipalities are now actively encouraging the construction of laneway houses – sometimes also known as coach houses – so there’s added incentive…
Comments closedFrom Toronto Star: They are not your granny’s flats. When Toronto approved the rules for building homes on the city’s more than 300 kilometres of…
Comments closedFrom The Globe And Mail: If there’s one thing that Alfredo Romano is proud of when it comes to his 3C Waterfront development, it might…
From National Post: It’s only been a year since Toronto finally approved “as-of-right” zoning for laneway housing. But there have already been 100 inquiries —…
Comments closedFrom Urban Toronto: With the demand and supply curves of Toronto housing so far from equilibrium, it’s no secret that not enough housing options are…
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