Why and How you ask? … Take note of the following points: 1. A strategic shortage of supply: Reports from the Real Estate Council of Ontario published the lowest number of residential listings in the last 20 years, despite the average house tripling in less than 20 years. Please note the Average Price Annual Percent […]
Congratulations to our very own Karin Heidolph-Bremner on receiving The Caledon Chamber of Commerce Business Woman of the Year award!! From left to right: Sylvia Jones, Karin H. Bremner, Nicole
Traffic study after study, categorically details that adjacent property owners are the immediate Pecuniary Beneficiary of safer streets. These studies also continually imply that the more bi-pedal friendly neighbourhood becomes the more attractive it becomes for potential property owners (residential, retailer & small commercial). There is a direct correlation between people friendly streets and augmented […]
The merits of dog walking in the Liberty Village quadrant are bountiful & aesthetically rewarding. Here are but a few examples of what you and your canine colleague can expect to find on your next outing. Please feel free to forward any of your dog’s artistic inclinations. We would be happy to post their graphic […]
Toronto pride celebrated its’ thirty fifth anniversary this year, among other momentous events. The largest drag show according to Genius’ World Records was held on Church Street the night before the parade. Toronto’s mayor, John Tory attended the parade, accompanied by Ontario’s Premier Kathleen Wynne. In addition to these Canadian officials attending, setting yet another […]
Forty one is the number of serious injuries and fatalities to cyclists and pedestrians, which have accumulated over this year alone. Monday, July 4th, marked an extraordinarily dangerous day for Toronto’s vulnerable road users. In the span of less than 24 hours, there were 18 reported collisions involving 20 pedestrians and cyclists, according to police. […]
Unbelievably, 20 pedestrians have been struck and killed in the last 6 months of 2016 in the GTA. Now is the time to ask your local representative to advocate for the Arts De Mode pin for stylish pedestrians & cyclists. Small meaningful steps can and do make a difference. Let’s make Toronto the envy […]
In the 4 short months that have made up the year 2016 thus far, a total of 22 people have been killed as a result of careless, irresponsible drivers within the GTA. The deceased individuals consist of 16 pedestrians and 6 cyclists, exercising their right to roam and ride the streets, with what should […]
The City versus the Suburbs! An article posted on The Globe and Mail explains how commuting costs can make the suburbs more expensive than living downtown. For more information, click here! What are your thoughts?
According to an article on the Globe and Mail, House Price Data shows how prices are trending in your neighbourhood and nationally. Read more about it here.