The Future For Burlington

By Rob Parker at 11:36 am on July 15, 2008 | No comments

With an expected four million new people estimated to move into the greater Toronto area over the next twenty or so years many of the surrounding cities like Burlington are planning for an expected surge in their population as fallout. Burlington is on the low end of the scale and only expecting roughly eighteen thousand to move in to the area which means all the new residents will need homes. Burlington residents feel that the city has already reached its growth potential so the only means of new building to occur would be up such as condo towers in Toronto. Residents are hoping the city officials and developers take in to account the city’s small town atmosphere and will preserve the greenspace the all love.

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Protection For Canadian Mortgages

By Rob Parker at 11:17 am on July 10, 2008 | No comments

Armed with the knowledge of the crisis that has hit the US real estate and mortgage market, the Canadian government has implemented some rules and made adjustments to help protect the Canadian housing market. The new mortgage measures will only affect individuals taking out mortgages from October 2008 and will include a maximum amoritization period of 35 years and a minimum down payment of five percent for perspective home owners applying for a new mortgage. These new amendments are to help strengthen and protect Canada’s housing market which is remaining relatively strong. Home ownership is at a record high for Canadians and the government wants to ensure the owners are protected.

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Kingston Offers Affordable Fun Lifestyle

By Rob Parker at 11:12 am on July 9, 2008 | No comments

With a population of a little over one hundred thousand the city of Kingston is small enough to boast a small town friendly atmosphere. The city also offers a little something for everyone. Beautiful trails for nature lovers, theatres for play and movie buffs and museums filled with history. Kingston is also home to two universities and one college which come in handy for families considering making a move to the area. Surrounding the Kingston area you will also find the beautifully 1000 islands where scenic bout tours can be taken. Kingston residents can also take in two world heritage sites being the Rideau Canal and Fort Henry. Despite having plenty to offer for a city its size the cost of buying and owning a home in Kingston remains affordable. The average price of a resale home in the area is under two hundred and fifty thousand.

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Calling Brampton Home

By Rob Parker at 12:57 pm on July 2, 2008 | No comments

The city of Brampton has been known to many as a great area to live in and now they are even more reasons for it to be so. A new transit facility has just opened in the city to help ease consumer demands. In the past years Brampton has seen a surge in new home and condominium construction and a major increase in population. The new facility will help meet those demands. Many are making the move to Brampton because it is a great community with easy access to the highways for work commuting in the GTA and access to other transit systems like the Go Train. Brampton’s image is also greatly helped by the World Health Organization for naming it the first city in the GTA and one of ten in North America for being a designated safe community.

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Back to Nature In Oakville

By Rob Parker at 10:33 am on June 30, 2008 | No comments

A new condominium development in the city of Oakville is aimed towards bringing the residents as close to nature as possible. Many of us cannot live in the country in a spacious quiet forested setting like we would like to because of our work obligations and the hassle of commuting. Designers know that many of us in the market want the naturalistic setting and are doing their best to recreate it in the city. The development in Oakville will have landscaped lots with plants and flowers native to the area. The lower condominiums will feature walk out patios or a balcony overlooking wooded lots where the owners can watch wildlife and enjoy nature. Included in the buildings design will be a large recreation centre for the owners that will be decorated with a cottage theme to help complete the theme. There is definitely an effort with many designers and builders now to keep as much nature as close as possible to every homeowner so they can have an area of home to retreat to from the stress of every day life.

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