Willowdale continues to be among the top five desired places in the City to live. Along with it's transportation access and wonderful Parks and Community centres, people are finding that it is ever growing with Culture, Entertainement and Business'. In this Blog, I want to specifically recognize the area of Yonge and Finch in Willowdale. This is where I see much of the action. On the west side of Yonge ...
Posted by John Whyte
on March 27, 2011
The Don Mills Area was first settled by Europeans in 1817.The area remained rural untill after the second world war. Only two roads connected to this area York Mills Rd and Don Mills Rd. In 1950 the area consisted of 20 farms.
Don Mills was designed as a model community between 1952 and 1966, Ranch style bungalows were some of the most common houses in Don Mills.
The local High School is the ...
Posted by Joe Divita
on March 23, 2011
When buying a home, there are some key factors to consider before you jump on the internet or into your car to begin your research. Get out a piece of paper and start writing down yours and your family’s criteria.
(1) Your budget
Knowing what you can afford is critical and you should never waiver from this amount. Determining the right budget will also help you to eliminate neighbourhoods ...
Posted by John Procenko
on March 18, 2011
Looking to send your toddler to a private early education centre. Look no further, Bannockburn located at Avenue Rd between Wilson and Lawrence.
Bannockburn School provides a child-centered education that nurtures a child’s fullest potential during the crucial early years of development. Bannockburn’s rich Montessori learning environment and education program are carefully developed ...
Posted by John Whyte
on March 14, 2011
There’s something about a home that tells stories of yesteryear through its creaks and carved mouldings, in its worn bricks and scuffed floors. It’s not just a building, but also a part of our social and architectural history.
Lyn and Dick Mullen know all about historic charm. They welcome visitors into their 19th century home on a regular basis to experience the history and stories ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on March 10, 2011
You’re tired of renting and paying for someone else’s mortgage every month. You’ve been saving for years and decided it’s time to purchase your own piece of real estate.
Great! Investing in real estate can be a very profitable and fulfilling step. But now what? Becoming a homeowner can be a little daunting, especially when you’re as green as they come. And like Heather ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on March 2, 2011