Walkability: The Junction Triangle - 87
For the second installment of our Walkability series, we visited The Junction Triangle, as requested by real estate agent, Aleksandra Oleksak. Via Twitter, Oleksak told us that it’s her favourite neighbourhood in Toronto, and with all of the new
Buying single? Here’s how much it’ll cost you in the GTA
Mid-February has set in, and the air is rife with paper sentiments and candy promises. Those who are romantically uncoupled could likely do without Valentines Day’s mushy consumerism – but as it turns out, one remains the loneliest number,
Nomad Micro Homes Aims for Affordability in Vancouver’s Housing Market
Vancouver company Nomad Micro Homes is aiming to solve the city’s affordability issue with inexpensive DIY homes.The average size of a Nomad home is about 160 square feet and the starting price is just $25,000. If you want kitchen appliances and bathroom
Register now for MYST Urban Townhomes by the Lake!
When we last chatted with Serina Carbone, Sales, Marketing & Décor Manager at Homes By DeSantis about the upcoming release of On The Ridge Phase 2, we also had the opportunity to hear more about their new project, MYST Urban Townhomes by the Lake in
Daniels Waterfront in Toronto Unveiling Soon!
For the past couple years, the spotlight has been on Toronto’s waterfront. With so many master-plans and large residential and commercial developments in the works, it’s hard to not to keep turning east to see what the future holds for Toronto. Last May,
4 reasons first-time buyers shouldn’t be afraid to buy in Toronto
With the average price of new homes in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) still seemingly too high for first-time buyers, we understand if you’re having some second thoughts about calling Toronto home.
YongeParc in Richmond Hill City Centre is surrounded by greenspace
It seems like spring has finally sprung! April showers have started early and the temperature is finally staying above zero. This has us excited about some of the upcoming condo communities located in great neighbourhoods with an abundance of outdoor
To Rent or Own, That is the Question
Torn between buying or renting? With so many contradicting opinions bombarding the media, it could be difficult to make your own decision. Here are a few reasons why buying may be your best bet.Assuming you’re in a position where either are viable
Want a Better City? All You Need is TOD
Does any doubt remain that our urban planners botched the job years ago? We have too few highways with too few lanes going in and out of town, a measly until-too-recently two-line subway system to serve one of the largest urban populations on the
Tips to help you prepare for the worst snowstorm
According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, southern Ontario is in for a cold, wet winter with plenty of rain and snow. Are you ready? We just had our first taste, but what are you going to do if we get hit harder than that?
