The staff @ Accurate Appraisals would like to thank the Minister of Transport (Glen Murray) and his staff for their promised commitment (spring 2014) to upgrade the traffic lights and ameliorate the environs of the intersection at Highway 10 and Olde base line in Caledon. Clearly none of this would have been possible if it […]
The Condo Game examines the forces at play behind the fastest moving condo market in North America – Toronto – and discovers that the glittering glass hides a sea of troubles. The first startling revelation for many people will be how very much the condo market is focused on investor profit, not affordable housing. One […]
It is a great honour to be invited to join the Bering Strait Swim Relay Team and also to have an opportunity to represent Ireland on this historic expedition. Although I have swam in the North Atlantic Ocean all my life I only started distance sea swimming in 2002. Over the past 11 years I […]
A dip in monthly home sales isn’t necessarily a bad sign The Globe’s Jacqueline Nelson breaks down the Canadian Real Estate Association’s latest snapshot of Canada’s housing market, which showed sales down in October from a month earlier, but up from year-ago levels. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/inside-the-market/market-view-video/a-dip-in-monthly-home-sales-isnt-necessarily-a-bad-sign/article15456514/
The ‘illegal’ walk-in closet that’s costing this woman over $16,000 A woman is being asked to pay to remove a walk-in closet in her condo that the board says violates the bylaws. Lea Williams-Doherty explains http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/life-video/video-the-illegal-walk-in-closet-thats-costing-this-woman-over-16000/article15539997/
**From The Town: Councellor Doug Beffort was invited to explain Council’s decision regarding the use of the community centre for special events and namely a New Years Eve party. A recent motion from Counsellor Beffort to allow the use of the facility was defeated in a vote citing insurance and necessity for “not setting a precedent / […]
Jinglewood will be held on December 15th this year at 5:30. The lights will go on on December 1st, however our village celebrations will be on the 15th at the Stationlands. This will include hot chocolate and of course a visit from Santa with a “sleigh” ride through the Winter Wonderland of Inglewood.
“The number of new condominiums sold in Toronto dropped by eight per cent in the third quarter, the smallest decline of the year but still on track to see the city sell less than half the number of new condos as were sold in 2011. Market tracking company Urbanation said Wednesday that a total of […]
Marcus Kormann purchased $50 gift card for his sister Karina, only to discover that the actual value of the card was much lower than that when she tried to use it. Administration fees and monthly fees, greatly reduce the cards value over time, currently these types of cards fall under Federal legislation, instead of the […]
Well 2 years may sound like an eternity but that is just 24 months away. Where and how is all this central-frugal public transport traffic supposed to be dispersed thru the hinterlands ? Faced with the reality that Bus stations are closing in Owen Sound, Collingwood,Port Elgin and parts in between. This has that clarion […]