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In 2009 there were 126 single family sales in Stratford with an average price of $212, 487.
The Town of Stratford has become known as the fastest growing municipality on Prince Edward Island in recent years. It has seen it's population grow substantially with the development of newer subdivisions like Pondside, Kinlock Creek and Stonington. There ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on August 9, 2010
If you haven't been to Cornwall lately and you are considering buying a new home, you should take the short drive to Cornwall and see it now. This riverside town, resting alongside the North River and West River, is a beautiful, vibrant community which has maintained a sense of rural charm while offering many urban conveniences. It's rolling hills and water views make it an ideal place to ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on August 9, 2010
Brighton is a neighborhood of Charlottetown that is nestled alongside Victoria Park. Brighton is delineated by Colonial Gray Drive, North River Road, McGill Ave. and Spring Park Road.
The official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island, Government House, is located in Brighton alongside Victoria Park.
Government House. Also known as Fanningbank.
Victoria Park ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on August 9, 2010
West Royalty is a neighbourhood of the city of Charlottetown in central Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. West Royalty borders Spring Park, Sherwood and Winsloe. West Royalty's Western boundary is defined by the North (Yorke) River which separates Charlottetown from the town of Cornwall. Its northwestern boundary is shared with the adjacent village of Miltonvale Park.
West Royalty was ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on August 9, 2010
Many people like to compare any type of product with others before getting serious..PEI Real Estate is no different. Open houses are a great opportunity to get your feet wet to look at current properties that are for sale.
Many real estate sites (even ours) carry photos but nothing gives you a better feel than to go through the property.
It is also a great time to meet potential Realtors that ...
Posted by Joel Ives
on July 31, 2010
Imagine a blog about Social Media??? There are only millions of them. In fact I am sure any of you reading this are tired of hearing about it and we all cringe at the thought of someone being classified as a "social media guru". I have been asked to speak at a few corporate events on this topic but I am by no means an expert.
I wrote a previous blog about it awhile back as well
Many ...
Posted by Joel Ives
on July 27, 2010
It's the first of it's kind on Prince Edward Island and it's here at Century 21 Colonial Realty. It's the ColorQube Xerox Copier. Not exactly riveting news at first glance but this IS something to get excited about. The ColorQube is revolutionizing today's offices primarily because of it's solid ink imaging technology. Here are some of the key features of the ColorQube (taken from InfoTrends May 7, ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on July 19, 2010
We are in the grip of Regis & Kelly mania here in Charlottetown. The excitement is palpable! On the heels of Cirque de Soleil at Charlottetown Summerfest and the Cavendish Beach Music Festival featuring Lady Antebellum, Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, Regis & Kelly are bringing it home! Celebrities are casually walking through town, eating at restaurants we 'locals' frequent, politely entertaining ...
Posted by Perri Craig
on July 12, 2010
It's here! Bicycle Season!
Your kids are rare'n to ride. Now it's time to make sure their bicycles are ready for them and they are ready for their bicycles.
Saturday, June 19th, starting at 9:00am, we are holding the Century 21 Colonial Realty Bike Rodeo! With school getting out this month, kids are going to be heading to the streets (or driveways) on their bicycles. We want to help ...
Posted by Joel Ives
on June 4, 2010
Kelly Lantz of Century 21 Colonial Realty in Charlottetown is excited to announce that Patterson Terrace, the new construction downtown Charlottetown condominium development, is ready for occupancy.
Where did the name come from? In discussions with Catherine Hennessey (local historian) the name Walter Patterson emerged. Walter Patterson was the first British governor appointed to Ile St. Jean ...
Posted by Kelly Lantz
on June 2, 2010