Home renovation industry will be strong in 2019
If you’re familiar with Newinhomes.com, you know that we typically focus on new home construction and the Greater Toronto Area housing market in general. But, this month, we’ll also be focusing on home renovation tips!
5 big changes to Toronto’s housing market
This month kicked off with a busy Toronto City Council meeting; many of the decisions made could have a big impact on the city’s housing market. We’ve highlighted a few for you. 1) The Tenants First strategyThe Tenants First report has a few
Socializing will be easy at Social at Church + Dundas
The Social Club Party Room with Private Dining, Bar and Catering KitchenPemberton just gave us a sneak peek of the stunning amenities at its newest development - Social at Church + Dundas, coming soon to downtown Toronto. This condominium is destined to
What can Toronto learn from Montreal about family-friendly condo development?
A recent article in the Montreal Gazette caught our eye because it referenced how “Some condo towers in Toronto now include indoor playgrounds, and even maker spaces where kids (and adults) can work on arts and crafts.” The writer says this is “genius.”
VIDEO: Major Structural Defects in Your Home
Tarion Warranty Corporation provides new homeowners with protection against major structural defects, but what qualifies? This informative video will help you understand Tarion’s Major Structural Defect policy, covering where to find details, how to gain
Fieldgate still offering $10,000 bonus at Whitby Meadows
Fieldgate recently announced that the townhomes at Whitby Meadows are sold out! We’re not surprised given how highly anticipated this community was when it opened last fall. The good news for you is that there is still a selection of detached
The Wyatt is coming to Regent Park in Toronto!
The Regent Park revitalization project by Daniels is one of Toronto’s most ambitious master-planned communities and the latest phase, The Wyatt, is coming this fall! The Wyatt will be located at Sumach Street and Wyatt Avenue, steps away from the Dundas
DCs Aren’t the Only Path to Funding
Development charges (DCs) are in the news again, as the province’s “growth pays for growth” ideal falls down again, this time in Oakville.At a recent city council meeting, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton said, “Development charges should ensure new development
TIFF in the Park: The Perfect Summer Evening
What better way to enjoy a clear summer evening than an outdoor movie? A number of Toronto organizations host outdoor movie nights around the city; one of our favourites during the summer is TIFF in the Park.This year, the theme of TIFF in the Park is
If You’re Thinking of Taking the Plunge …
I love this time of year. Thanks to such heat and sunshine being a rare deal in these parts, the very existence of July feels like an excuse to do whatever the heck we want, including blowing off work for things that are more fun. We hang out on patios,
