Brandy Lane Promotes Whiskers During Movember
Brandy Lane Homes, Shiplake Management and the Wise Group believe strongly in giving back to the greater community, and this month they?re putting their money where their mouth is - literally!
Tight resale market driving London buyers to purchase preconstruction
Earlier this month, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its housing starts figures for April 2018, reporting construction activity held steady month-to-month.
Why the King Street Transit Pilot should be permanent
I just heard that a Toronto City staff report recommends making the King Street Transit Pilot permanent. I am happy to hear this.
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The Fresh Finale at Fresh Towns is opening this weekend from $329,990!
We just received some exciting news from Greatwise Developments about Fresh Towns in Ottawa – the Fresh Finale sales event is this weekend!
Wychwood at Upper Churchville Opens This Weekend
This weekend the door opens to the much anticipated opening of Wychwood at Upper Churchville, a new development by Sequoia Grove Homes.
The Best Value in Toronto
This is a great time to explore the many spectacular choices at The Mercer - Graywood Developments and Beaverhall Homes' highly successful condominium that will soon be under construction.
Thunderbird by Edilcan showcases iconic design
Hot on the heels of One Valhalla Towns & Condos' June opening, Edilcan Development Corporation now introduces Thunderbird -- the second iconic tower in this three-tower community in the emerging Etobicoke City Centre.
The Mercer opens to a select audience
There was a buzz this weekend at the corner of Mercer St. and John St. as one of Toronto's top condominium developments opened its doors to Toronto.
Last chance to be part of King Edward Private Residences
The King Edward Private Residences are already 95 percent sold, having opened this summer to a whirlwind response.
Take a minute to consider the distracted-walking ban
What do you think of the proposed distracted-walking ban? Is this actually a case of victim blaming or is it just common sense?
