Garden Suites are on the path to becoming Toronto’s newest housing typology! Residential properties that do not have laneway access might soon be able to bring additional density to Toronto’s low-rise neighbourhoods.
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These retired teachers built a $350,000 laneway house. The tenant? Their 30-year-old daughter
Toronto Life sheds light on the lovely clients behind our Seaton Village suite and how our team helped create an affordable, detached, and completely customized living space for the daughter of the long-time homeowners.
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Toronto laneway houses are the new rental alternatives to condos and apartments
blogTO recaps the year and how far the laneway suite movement has progressed in Toronto since its inception in 2018. With 100 laneway suites set to be completed this year alone, the new influx of homes are providing great opportunities for families who want rental options in low-rise neighbourhoods.
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Tour one of Toronto’s most recently built Laneway Houses!
See a full tour of our Cedarvale Laneway Suite project, hosted by Armani Realty and Integrity Design & Build. This property once had an old garage in its backyard, but now hosts a an incredible 1470sf laneway suite!
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Toronto Under Construction Podcast with Lanescape’s Co-Founder Alex Sharpe
In the 15th episode of the Toronto Under Construction podcast series, the #TUCpodcast has welcomed Alex Sharpe from Lanescape to talk about laneway housing in the wake of COVID19, regulations across the City of Toronto, and what we can expect in Toronto development as we move into 2021.
Listen to the full podcast here.