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New release of detached homes coming to Blue Sky in Stouffville in June!
One of the most successful new home communities in Stouffville is Blue Sky by Fieldgate Homes. Many families have been waiting eagerly for the next release and it looks like it’s finally happening.
Only 15 Church Lofts available at 260 High Park in Toronto!
We recently had the opportunity to visit the 260 High Park presentation centre to learn more about the dramatic church conversion development in Toronto.
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Park Vista at Whitby Meadows opening in May!
We have extremely exciting news - Fieldgate Homes and Paradise Developments will be launching Park Vista at Whitby Meadows this May!
Ironwood in North Oshawa features stunning urban towns
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Christian Huggett, Vice President of Development, Podium Developments, and Saqib Qureshi of Building Capital to discuss the now open Ironwood in North Oshawa.
Register now for KSquare Condos in Scarborough!
Looking for a new condo in Scarborough? Then you’ll be excited to hear that Kingdom Developments just launched KSquare Condos!
5 things you should know about King’s Landing by Concord
One of the most exciting new condo developments in the Greater Toronto Area right now is King’s Landing by Concord Pacific Development.
New Kleinburg pre-purchase info sessions now open!
If you’ve had your eye on the highly anticipated New Kleinburg community, then you should definitely attend the pre-purchase info sessions!
New 55-storey condo coming to University and Dundas in Toronto
We were fortunate enough to receive an invite to the unveiling of the plans for The United Building by Davpart, which will be the tallest architectural heritage retention development in North America, and it’s happening right here in Toronto.
How should Canada tackle money laundering in the housing market?
Canada is an attractive place to buy a home because it’s an amazing place to live, but there are other, more sinister reasons to buy real estate in Canada, and British Columbia is cracking down.
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The 6th at Angus Glen is officially the best completed condo in Canada
The Canadian Home Builders’ Association recently announced the winners of the annual 2019 CHBA National Awards for Housing Excellence, recognizing the best in new homes, renovations, community development, and marketing.
The Davis is just the type of condo community Newmarket needs
Exciting news - we have two new renderings of The Davis Residences at Bakerfield by The Rose Corporation, the latest condo development in Newmarket.
Toronto council not on board with the Housing Supply Action Plan
When the Housing Supply Action Plan was announced, members of the new home industry praised the Bill, but it looks like Toronto City Council has many concerns.
Canadian home sales bouncing back this spring!
The Canadian Real Estate Association released its housing figures for last month, reporting that sales on a national level increased 3.6% month-over-month, based on transactions reported through Canadian MLS systems.
Q&A with a first-time buyer who’s about to move into her new condo
To give first-time buyers an idea of what to expect as their occupancy approaches, we chatted with a first-time buyer who will be moving into her new condo in just a few weeks!
It looks like the foreign buyers tax is working
It recently came to my attention that the province of Ontario had not published any new data on foreign buyers in the residential market since Doug Ford was elected. It wasn’t sitting well with people, and the government responded quickly.
First-time buyers value shorter commutes over square footage
A new survey conducted by Genworth Canada in collaboration with Royal LePage unveiled key trends among first-time buyers based on the last two years of activity across the country.
Bata Shoe Factory transformed into a luxury rental building
The historic Bata Shoe Factory has been transformed from a mid-century industrial building into a luxurious contemporary “condo-inspired” rental residence, called Batawa Lofts.
Some new home owners aren’t getting the park they paid for
Altus Group and the Building Industry and Land Development Association released new findings that say that parkland payments to municipalities can add $20,000 to $30,000 to the cost of a new home.
