LJM Developments named Business of the Year at the GNCC 2017 Niagara Business Achievement Awards!
LJM Developments was recently named Business of the Year at the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce (GNCC) 14th Annual 2017 Niagara Business Achievement Awards! The awards recognize the best in business members and professionals within Niagara
‘It is impossible to time the market’: Ben Myers
We think it’s pretty safe to say that many people are confused about the state of the Greater Toronto Area’s (GTA) new home market right now. Prices are up, sales are down, inventory saw a little spike, and thousands of people are still flocking to new
Waterfront Toronto receives more than $1 billion in funding to transform the Port Lands
The Government of Canada, Ontario, and Toronto made an exciting announcement yesterday, regarding the future of Toronto’s Port Lands. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Premier of Ontario Kathleen Wynne, and Toronto Mayor John Tory were in attendance with
Only a few more days to check out Toronto of the Future!
Are you curious about what Toronto will look like in five years? How about 10 or 20 years? If so, you need to attend the free public event, Toronto of the Future.This architectural exhibition and real estate showcase is co-hosted by the City of Toronto
Some people are praying for a housing market crash
There’s a storm brewing, and it’s not just all this rain we’re putting up with. It’s the increasingly sour feelings of those left behind in our runaway real estate market. According to McLean’s, the have-nots are praying for a housing market crash, even
Richlands opening proves demand for new low-rise homes is still strong!
There have been many headlines recently about the Greater Toronto Area’s (GTA) housing market cooling, and we even have a post about how we’re due for a gentle correction. But, a recent opening proves that the demand for new low-rise homes is still
Carter Work Project building 150 homes for Canada 150
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) just announced that the governments of Canada and Manitoba are investing $1.2 million in Habitat for Humanity’s Carter Work Project to help Manitobans become homeowners.“This announcement is truly
Why Toronto has to prioritize pedestrians and cyclists
When the details of the King Street Pilot were unveiled, it got us thinking about the rest of Toronto. If the Pilot is approved and successful, there are many other main streets in the downtown core that could better prioritize pedestrians, transit
New low-rise supply now increasing while sales drop
According to the latest report from Trimart Research Corporation, new low-rise sales across the Total Market Area (TMA) dropped by 26%, while inventory jumped nearly 28%. There is now 2.9 months of new low-rise inventory in the TMA. The West Region,
Average price of a new detached home in the GTA nears $2 million
The Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) released its new home sales figures for May 2017, announcing that the province's Fair Housing Plan has done little to cool the new home market in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). There were
