London housing

City staff are recommending the city pursue housing development on a parking lot in Old East Village and two lots at Ridout and Horton

A Free Press reader says there is no sense of priority at any level of Canadian governments.

$110 million during 10 years is the price for bringing London's public housing stock – 68 per cent of which is in poor or very poor condition – up to snuff

There seems to be a ton of misconceptions regarding things like luxury apartments and bus lanes.

London now knows what growth will look like.

A London builder is ready to embrace an extensive, and costly, nod to heritage in order to build residential towers in the Oxford Street and Richmond Row area.

London will soon be home to 115 new ‘highly supportive” housing apartments targeting people experiencing homelessness.

London is looking to increase housing downtown and along transit corridors by offering up to $10 million in forgivable loans to developers

London politicians have rejected a proposed 10-storey apartment building in northwest London as too tall, echoing resident pushback.

The $27 million building will have 73 units, 17 of which will be accessible

One of London’s largest landlords is revamping a program to help renters get into homeownership, boosting how much residents can save toward the price of a new home

London's latest mega-development is in motion. And believe it or not, this one's not in the city's booming northwest.