Après un an de ventes anémiques et de projets annulés, le marché des condos dans la plus grande ville du Canada montre des signes de reprise.

The Pierce-Arrow automobile was built in Buffalo, N.Y. from 1901 to 1938. Early in the company’s history, it made the decision to build large, luxury automobiles with substance: their first, the Great Arrow, proved its mettle by winning the first Glidden Tour in 1905, an endurance test of 1,770 kilometres put on by the American Automobile Association.

Why the new Rosedale development might just save Toronto’s condo market

In a city where large condo units are rare, a new 13-storey building in Toronto is offering 58 homes that range from 1,800 to more than 8,000 square feet.

During the Toronto condo boom, for all the aspirational renderings and fancy showrooms, there was one thing that was rarely, if ever, discussed, recalls builder Pouyan Safapour, president of Devron Developments.

Devron Developments and Dorsay Development Corp. have announced a fall 2026 launch for 1 Marlborough, a 13-storey, 58-residence building in the Rosedale and Summerhill neighbourhoods of Toronto.

Two Toronto developers will take the leap this fall with the sales launch for an “elegant” downtown condominium tower at an address with a rich history, 1 Marlborough Ave. Devron Developments and Dorsay Developments have been planning the 13-storey tower for the past several years.

Devron Developments and Dorsay Development Corp have announced that their forthcoming boutique residential project at 1140 Yonge Street will be known as 1 Marlborough.

Devron Developments (Devron) and Dorsay Development Corp (Dorsay) are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop 1140 Yonge Street, one of Toronto’s most iconic and historically significant addresses. Located in the heart of Rosedale and Summerhill, the site will be transformed into a boutique collection of premium condominium residences that honour the neighbourhood’s character and architectural legacy.

10-storey building will offer condominiums on site of former Toronto CBC studio, Pierce-Arrow auto showroom.