New Condo Families Will Want Amenities Just Like This!
The Children’s Discovery Centre, the GTA’s first museum for children aged 6-years and younger, has opened thanks to CEO and Founder Jeanhy Shim and her great team of curators and early childhood development professionals.The museum is located at 45
Building Performance is Now More Important Than Ever Before
Earlier in May, over 150 building industry experts and professionals gathered for the 3rd annual Entuitive CityVision event to discuss current trends and issues, with a strong focus on building performance. Entuitive’s Brock Schroeder and the Executive
10 Interesting Traits of Condo Investors in Toronto and Vancouver
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has released the results of its 2014 Condominium Owners Survey (COS), outlining the buyer profile of condo owners and investors in Toronto and Vancouver.42,191 households in Toronto and Vancouver were
5 Tips for Choosing the Best Flooring for Your New Home
Recently, I have been scouring showrooms in the GTA choosing the finishes for a model home for Williamsberg Estates’ Anderson Enclave community in Pickering. In choosing finishes for your home, flooring is usually a good place to start. You can use the
The Winners of the 2015 OAA Celebration of Excellence Awards
Earlier this month, Ontario’s top architects, building industry members and guests, and those interested in the architecture field gathered in Hamilton for the annual Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) Celebration of Excellence Awards.20 new
How to Grow the Best Tomatoes at Home
Tomatoes are the most popular garden vegetable in Canada by far. They are easy to grow just about anywhere there is heat and sun. There is a huge variety of tomatoes to choose from, in colours ranging from white, yellow, orange, red, green and purple. I
How to Preserve the Urban Forest in Toronto
Condos and skyscrapers may be sprouting from the ground faster than we can keep up, but in the midst of all this development, what is Toronto doing to protect the city’s trees? Toronto’s ravines, boulevards, and parks are home to more than four million
How to Pick Furniture for Your New Home
Have you just purchased your new home? Perhaps you are actively looking for the right home? Studying the floor plans and deciding how you will plan your furniture should be part of your homebuying process.Planning how you will lay out your furniture and
How to Have the Best Lawn on the Block!
Everyone, it seems, wants to have a nice green lawn. Even if you spend the rest of the gardening season on the golf course or at the cottage, I find that even the most negligent of lawn owners takes some time in early spring to spruce up the lawn, one
Toronto is the First Canadian 2030 District!
Very recently, it was announced that downtown Toronto has become the first 2030 District outside of the United States. This means that the downtown area bordered by Lake Ontario, Bathurst, Dupont, and the Don Valley is aiming to decrease its greenhouse
