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Notting Hill by Lanterra Developments offers a European lifestyle in Toronto’s west end
The development by Lanterra features two towers rising 25 storeys from a shared podium. One of the towers has 567 units and the other has approximately 500, with one-, two-, and three-bedroom plans.
The Stockyards District Residences is now under construction!
We’re not surprised that The Stockyards has progressed so quickly and efficiently. Marlin Spring and Greybrook have partnered on more than a dozen low-rise and high-rise projects in locations like Ottawa, Montreal, Houston, and of course, Toronto.
Thirty Six Zorra is one of Etobicoke’s most exciting new condo developments
Etobicoke has been a hot spot for condo buyers this year, so we’re especially excited to learn more about Altree Developments’ new project, Thirty Six Zorra.
Royal Windsor in Collingwood is the ideal community for active adult living
We have exciting news for baby boomers in search of their ideal adult lifestyle community - Sherwood Homes is launching Royal Windsor at Balmoral Village this fall!
You can now lock-in an incredible mortgage rate at The Logan Residences in Toronto
Looking to move into a new condo this year in the heart of one of Toronto’s most vibrant neighbourhoods? You need to check out The Logan Residences by The Daniels Corporation.
The Thornhill in Vaughan is a new master-planned condo community coming this fall!
A new master-planned condo community by The Daniels Corporation and Baif Developments is coming to Vaughan, and the opening is just around the corner!
All-female development team hosts women-focused design consultation for Reina Condos
The Reina team identified approximately 650 issues that were brought up, and then separated them into 30 categories. The top five categories were layout, storage, soundproofing, flexible space, and greenery/natural elements.
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New mixed-use community coming to downtown Mississauga
Downtown Mississauga’s skyline is in for a big change as Crown Realty Partners and Plaza Partners recently announced the closing of a joint acquisition at a prominent intersection in the city.
Things you should know before moving into your new condo during interim occupancy
Moving into your new condo is an exciting thing to do, especially if you’re a first-time buyer. If you’re moving in before the building is registered and you’re paying interim occupancy fees, it means there will likely still be construction underway.
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OHBA announces the 2019 Awards of Distinction finalists
A jury of industry professionals reviewed all of the entries and narrowed down the finalists in 42 categories, showcasing industry excellence in building, design, renovations, sales, and marketing.
Am I contributing to the housing supply shortage by not downsizing?
Will aging baby boomers really prevent millennials from moving up and buying single-family homes in Toronto? A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation suggests this will happen.
The Greater Toronto Area’s detached home market is making a comeback!
For the longest time, detached homes were the most popular housing type. Even when prices were skyrocketing, detached home sales in the resale market were still higher than townhomes and semis.
Canadian housing market comes in for a soft landing as prices continue to rise
While talk of a Canadian housing bubble was creeping back into some headlines, the market actually came in for a soft landing, according to a recent report from BMO Capital Markets.
Tips for owning a dog in a condo building
Despite rising prices, high density condo apartments are still the most relatively affordable housing option in the Greater Toronto Area. This means more people are buying this type of housing, which means more dogs are also living in condo buildings.
Canadian housing starts trend upwards as construction slows in Toronto
Canadian housing starts trended at 208,970 units in July 2019, compared to 205,765 in June. The trend is a six month moving average of seasonally adjusted annual rates (SAAR).
Burlington offers the best quality of life, but it’s not an affordable place to live
Maclean’s conducted a study of 415 communities across Canada and ranked them based on a variety of criteria, including wealth & economy, affordability, population growth, taxes, commute times, crime, weather, health care, amenities and culture.
What to expect when applying for a mortgage for the first time
When you buy a new home preconstruction, the builder requires you to provide proof of pre-approval, but this is much different than applying for a mortgage.
Q&A with R. Scott Davie sheds light on the housing affordability crisis
We are in the middle of a housing affordability crisis. If price growth continues to outpace income growth, younger generations will have an extremely difficult time buying a home.
