What goes down must come up
By Sam ReissSince some tough changes to mortgage rules this past summer, it has indeed looked like our white-hot market is cooling. I give it about a year of modest price adjustments, and suggest to all those looking to move up the property ladder that
Developers aim to avoid millions of dollars of fees in downtown Kitchener
Does this mean it’s time to invest in Kitchener? A recent article on The Record drew attention to the fact that downtown Kitchener will likely see a construction boom over the next couple years as developers scramble to avoid expensive development
Loblaws Targeting Condo Dwellers with Purchase of Shoppers
We’re sure you have heard the news about Canadian grocery company, Loblaws, purchasing Shoppers Drug Mart for a whopping $12.4 billion. Well, according to CBC News, some analysts believe that this is Loblaws’ way of taking advantage of the thriving condo
5 downright disturbing DIY Halloween decorations
Thinking of hosting a Halloween party this year? After curating the perfect playlist, making last minute adjustments to your costume, and planning a menu, decorating your home can seem overwhelming (and expensive). Fortunately, we’ve compiled a list of
The winners of the 2017 NXT City Prize
The 2017 NXT City Prize winners were announced this week, unveiling three amazing ideas for transforming Toronto’s public space. The annual competition engages designers, architects, artists, engineers, and all other creative
5 ways to make your home more romantic
Valentine’s Day is coming up! Perhaps you recently moved in with a loved one, got married, want to rekindle your romance or celebrate a long lasting partnership. I’m sharing ways to bring more love into your home this month! Shag
Coming Soon: River City 2
Coming Soon: River City Phase 2
2017: The year of the condo
We think it’s pretty safe to declare 2017 the year of the condo, in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) at least. We saw record high prices, sales, and construction this year, and it’s been a wild ride. But can it last? There are no signs
Should the province take over the TTC?
In delivering what is arguably their most progressive party platform in recent memory this weekend, Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown struck directly at Liberal voters looking to oust Kathleen Wynne from power next June. In front of 1,500 party





















