Trimart: Many New Openings and Releases Heading into Fall
By Lucas on Aug 28, 2013
According to the latest Trimart report, new low-rise sales for the Total Market Area (TMA) were up 26% in July, compared to the same time last year. But, sales are 24.1% lower than last June. In total, there were 1,310 sales in July, not bad for a typically slow period. There are about 80 new openings and new releases planned for the near future, so new low-rise sales should continue at a steady pace through the beginning of fall.
Listed below are a few notable sites for July:
Coming in first this week, with 51 sales in July, is Mount Pleasant North by Mattamy Homes in Brampton. Mount Pleasant North features detached homes on 30’, 36’, 38’, and 45’ lots, Village Homes, three-storey towns, and urban townhomes. Sizes range from 1,031 to 3,411, and prices can be found as low as $259,990.
Placing second on this week’s Trimart report is KingMeadow, a new Oshawa community by Minto, which achieved 15 sales in July. KingMeadow features detached homes on 36’ and 43’ lots and a selection of townhomes. Sizes range from 1,068 to 3,502 and prices start at $223,990.
Third place is taken by Waterlilies, one of Fernbrook Homes’ latest Oakville communities, with 10 sales in July. Waterlilies features urban townhomes with sizes ranging from 855 to 1,096 square feet. Prices are starting at $309,900.
Coming in fourth place on this week’s Trimart report is Grand Central, a Bradford community by Brookfield Homes that had nine sales in July. Grand Central features a wide selection of detached homes on lots ranging in size from 22’ to 43’, as well as a series of townhomes. The homes range from 1,146 to 3,174 square feet and prices start at $324,990.
And last, but not least, we have The Pavillion by Sundial Homes, which also achieved nine sales in July. Located in Brampton, The Pavillion offers stunning detached homes on 85’ lots. The sizes of the homes range from 4,612 to 7,062 square feet and the prices are starting at $1.1 million.
All information courtesy Trimart Research Corporation.
