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The Daniels Corporation, DiamondCorp, Kilmer Group, together with the City of Toronto, help Habitat for Humanity families achieve the dream of homeownership ...

The 2021 appointments for the Order of Ontario have been announced, and there are some notable real estate players ...

The biggest names in Toronto’s real estate and business worlds united for some friendly (but intense) competition as the 16th annual Hold’em For Life Charity Challenge took over ...

Alterra and DiamondCorp will launch sales for Celeste Condominiums, a 40-storey downtown Toronto...

These eight women are just a few leaders with big ideas for creating an inclusive, climate-resilient future through multi-residential projects. ...

DiamondCorp is honoured to announce that our very own Stephen Diamond has been featured in Toronto Life’s list of 2021’s most influential Torontonians! His impactful work has people taking note…

Cadillac Fairview (CF) along with new partner DiamondCorp are pleased to announce a rezoning submission for the first phase of a new Master Plan that anticipates a series of developments...

The revitalization of Mississauga’s waterfront begins as the Port Credit West Village Partners break ground on Brightwater with Mayor Bonnie Crombie, local dignitaries and community members ...

With the novel coronavirus continuing to spread across Canada, it’s an all-hands-on-deck effort to provide support for essential workers. Even in the real estate industry, professionals are lending a hand where they can.

Q&A: Stephen Diamond, the new chair of Waterfront Toronto, on managing the Sidewalk Labs file He says Toronto has a duty to listen to new city-building ideas

The corner of Front Street West and Spadina used to feel like the Western outback, alone and removed, even if only a few blocks from Toronto’s downtown core, facing noisy commuter rail lines.

When developers Daniels and Diamond Corp. began looking at a large development site on Sheppard Avenue East, near Markham Road, in the northeastern reaches of Toronto a few years ago, the two firms could have gone high, as most builders choose to do in this market.

On a pleasant morning this week, a real estate developer sat at a park bench in the sunshine, talking with a pair of local residents about a huge residential, office and retail project he and his partners are building nearby.

Affordable housing has been a hot topic of late in Toronto. Following an announcement earlier this week where the provincial government revealed plans to redevelop three surplus Ontario-owned properties in Downtown Toronto...

Steve Diamond looks out at the vista from the 10th floor of his offices at Yonge St. and St. Clair Ave. E. “You see the highrises along Yonge St. ...