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Pedestrian safety a top priority in master-planned Agincourt Mall Redevelopment
We recently had the opportunity to chat with Steve Bishop, Vice President, Development Services at North American Development Group, to get a behind-the-scenes look at where they are in the process with the ambitious Agincourt Mall Redevelopment.
Your first sneak peek at 5 Hamilton in Waterdown
Want the convenience of condo life without the hustle and bustle of downtown? Then you should definitely register for 5 Hamilton, the latest development in Waterdown by Hawk Ridge Homes.
Daniels FirstHome Keelesdale launching in early 2020!
There’s an incredible opportunity for first-time buyers and move-up buyers coming in the new year in Toronto!
2 quick-closing homes available at Village Square in Uxbridge!
If you’re on the hunt for a quick closing and want your family to move into a brand new townhome, then you have to check out these two incredible options at Village Square in Uxbridge by Maple Brook Homes.
Only a few suites remain at The Logan Residences in Toronto!
If you’re on the hunt for a new condo in downtown Toronto with flexible move-ins, then you need to check out The Logan Residences by Daniels.
Fieldgate welcomes a big crowd in Stouffville (again!)
Fall has been a busy season for Fieldgate Homes, and they just had another successful opening in Stouffville last weekend!
Rosehaven Homes celebrates completing The Randall Residences in Oakville!
Oakville’s most prestigious address, The Randall Residences by Rosehaven Homes, is now complete! The Rosehaven team recently hosted homeowners for a tour of the common areas and other building amenities to celebrate the completion.
Pharrell Williams collaborating on new condo in Toronto with Reserve Properties and Westdale Properties
No, Pharrell Williams was not in Toronto yesterday, but his face did take over Yonge-Dundas Square for a special announcement about a new condo in the city.
See what the average home price in Canada will be in 2020
As we approach the beginning of a new decade, it’s fair to say that 2019 was a year of recovery for Canada’s resale housing market. Now let’s take a look at what 2020 may hold.
Average Canadian home prices spike heading into the winter months
The monthly report based on MLS systems across the country found that activity increased 0.6% month-to-month, making November the ninth straight monthly gain, with 20% more sales than the six-year low hit in February 2019.
Tips for entertaining in a small space this holiday season!
Every year, more and more people in the Greater Toronto Area call an apartment home, whether it’s a rental or a condo unit. The thing about these spaces is that they can be on the smaller side compared to a single-family home.
Why you should buy a home in December or January
December and January are the slowest months of the year for residential real estate, and for some people, this makes it the ideal time to seriously hunt for a home and make an offer.
Millennials’ homeownership struggles affecting retirement plans
KPMG recently shared the results of its Millennials and Retirement poll, focusing on the homeownership concerns young Canadians have, and they’ve now released some results pertaining to concerns about retirement.
Demand for detached homes growing as more millennials start families
As peak millennials find themselves in their 30s, it’s possible that there will be even more stress on the single-family housing market in 2020, according to a recent report by Royal LePage.
Everything you need to know about co-owning a home
Can’t afford to buy a home on your own? Then maybe you should take a look at this new Guide to Co-owning a home, which was recently released by the province of Ontario.
Important home maintenance tasks to complete before the end of the year
If you’ve been following our seasonal home maintenance checklists, especially for October and November, then your home should be pretty prepared for winter. If not, then make sure you complete everything on this list before the end of the year!
Why I think Toronto homeowners should pay lower property taxes
It looks like the City of Toronto’s property taxes are set to increase over the next few years. Depending on who I ask, people are either indifferent, happy, or furious.
