GTA New Home Guide - Jul 7, 2018

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CONTENTS

20 ON THE COVER:

Branthaven Homes ADVENTUROUS LIFESTYLE AND LUXURIOUS TOWNHOMES IN HAMILTON

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SUMMER ESSENTIAL OILS

26 PROPERTY PROFILES

ADVICE

24 Mattamy Homes

16 BILD Report

If you love Muskoka, come home to White Pines

28 The Daniels Corporation Grand opening event for Daniels FirstHome Beckenrose

32 CaraCo Development Corp.

Stone & South condos on the St. Lawrence River in Gananoque

TRENDING

17 Dunpar Homes President John Zanini sponsors community event in Mimico

35 Graywood Developments

NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILES

36 Downtown Whitby

Growth plan has affected housing affordability

42 Waterloo Park

BY DAVE WILKES

30 Stat Chat

IN EVERY ISSUE

Oversupply of condos? No. Oversupply of analysis? Yes

BY BEN MYERS

34 Condo Pro Tips to help you purchase from a floorplan

BY BARBARA LAWLOR

INSPIRATION

12 Editor’s Note 37 Hot Properties GTA 43 Hot Properties SWO 46 Advertiser Index 48 What’s Online

22 Style File How to create a cottage vibe in the city

launches SCOUT Condos along West St. Clair West

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EDITOR’S NOTE

FEELING THE STRESS? YOU’RE NOT ALONE, BUT RELIEF IS NEAR

WAYNE KARL MANAGING EDITOR NextHome EMAIL: wayne.karl@nexthome.ca TWITTER: @WayneKarl

No one loves stress, particularly when it comes to buying a home. So when the federal government introduced more stringent mortgage qualification rules – known as the “stress test” – in January, well, it made people nervous. Rightly so, it seems.

The new regulations had their desired effect of making sure buyers didn’t purchase more home than they should. But here we are in July, and we’re still feelign the effects.

“Stress test continues to weigh on housing markets, but stability beckons,” is the latest Conference Board of Canada analysis.

Home sales showed signs of levelling off in May, despite ongoing pressure from such government policies, the Board says. From April to May, home sales dropped in only 12 of 29 housing markets analyzed.

Transactions levelled off in Toronto, but were mixed in other Golden Horsesehoe cities. Pricing was uneven among Ontario cities, but Toronto’s prices edged higher.

Translation: Housing is returning to more normal market dynamics. Buyers, if still feeling the stress, can take some comfort in more stable conditions.

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CONTRIBUTORS

BILD REPORT | DAVE WILKES Dave Wilkes is president and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the voice of the home building, land development and professional renovation industry in the GTA. For the latest industry news and new home data, follow BILD on Twitter at @bildgta or visit bildgta.ca

VICE-PRESIDENT & CHIEF PUBLISHING OFFICER

Caroline Andrews PUBLISHER & GENERAL MANAGER

Shawn Woodford DIRECTOR OF CONTENT & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Jennifer Reynolds ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER

STAT CHAT | BEN MYERS

Anne-Marie Breen

Ben Myers is president of Bullpen Research & Consulting, a boutique real estate firm that advises land owners, developers and lenders on housing market conditions that can impact their development projects. Follow Bullpen on Twitter at @BullpenConsult or visit bullpenconsulting.ca

MANAGING EDITOR

Wayne Karl ART DIRECTOR

Tammy Leung CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

Marisa Baratta Sara Duck Marlene Eisner

CONDO PRO | BARBARA LAWLOR Barbara Lawlor is president and CEO of Baker Real Estate Inc., and an in-demand columnist and speaker. A member of the Baker team since 1993, Barbara oversees the marketing and sale of condo developments in Canada and overseas.

MEDIA CONSULTANT

Daniela Francia Daniela.Francia@nexthome.ca MEDIA CONSULTANT

Maris Langer maris.langer@nexthome.ca MEDIA CONSULTANT

Rose Anne Bonanno roseanne.bonanno@nexthome.ca

FOOD | MIKE WARD Chef, food journalist and anti-food snob, Chef Mike Ward brings his passion and knowledge to the culinary scene by creating simple, inspiring recipes people love.

He contributes to various TV programs such as Cityline and the Today Show, and his recipes appear in North America’s leading food magazines and websites.

SALES & MARKETING CO-ORDINATOR

Terry Bassett SENIOR MANAGER, DISTRIBUTION

Dwayne Rutherford NATIONAL CIRCULATION MANAGER

John Jenkins PRODUCTION MANAGER

Anthony Majetic PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR

MORTGAGE INTEL | ALYSSA FURTADO

Sandra Hanak-Vujnovic

Alyssa Furtado is the founder and CEO of ratehub.ca, a mortgage rate comparison site that aims to empower Canadians to make smart financial decisions.

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS

Sandra Hanak-Vujnovic, Mike Terentiev, Miguel Cea Published by

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INSPIRATION | JACLYN HARPER Jaclyn Harper is a TV host, interior stylist and new mom living in Burlington, Ont. You may recognize her from shows such as Tiny Talent Time, Morning Live First Edition and The Shopping Channel. When Jaclyn isn’t on TV or creating beautiful designs, you’ll find her latest projects on her blog jaclynharperdesigns.com

INSPIRATION | REBECCA HAY Rebecca Hay is principal designer at Rebecca Hay Designs Inc., known and celebrated for her design work and appearances on various acclaimed HGTV shows. rebeccahaydesigns.com

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ADVICE | BILD REPORT

GROWTH PLAN HAS HAD AN IMPACT ON HOUSING AFFORDABILITY

DAVE WILKES

In June 2006, the province of Ontario brought in the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe to plan for growth, protect the environment and help achieve a high quality of life for Ontarians by increasing density. The intent of the policy was to build up in GTA cities instead of out in the suburbs.

The policy has had its intended outcomes, but unfortunately, it has also had the unintended consequence of contributing to the increase in the prices of new homes in our region.

The Plan aimed for more compact development and for less land to be used to accommodate more people and jobs. Among the Plan’s series of policies and targets was the requirement for 40 per cent of all residential development to occur within existing communities in order to reduce urban sprawl. The updated Growth Plan, which came into effect in 2017, has raised that target to 50 per cent until 2031 and 60 per cent thereafter.

Implementing the Plan has been onerous, to say the least.

Municipalities have had to adapt to its guidelines and have faced challenges from all sides. Initially there was a lack of market demand for high-density living. Buyers still wanted their single-family homes and balked at condos. There was resistance from long-term 16 NextHome.ca

residents who did not like how the faces of their neighbourhoods were changing, and the demand for higher-density communities put a strain on existing infrastructure, slowing down construction as new infrastructure was slow to come on line.

As the Plan envisioned, since 2006, the new-home industry has built far more high-density condo developments and fewer single-family homes. According to the Altus Group’s new-home sales data, as of April 30, 2018, there were only 4,339 single-family homes available for purchase in the GTA. That is a 74 per cent decrease from the 16,560 new single-family homes that were available at the end of June 2006, when the policy came into effect.

However, despite the industry building to government policy, demand for single-family homes is as strong as ever, and that has had an impact on prices.

The benchmark price for a new single-family home in April 2018 was $1.15 million. Seeking more affordable options, many new homebuyers have now turned to purchasing new condos, which in turn has driven up the prices, with the benchmark price for a condominium apartment at $739,965 in April 2018. Today in the GTA we have a huge disparity between the new housing type that is available for purchase and what consumers can afford to buy.

Reducing perceived urban sprawl is a well-intentioned goal.

However, poor implementation of the Growth Plan has had an

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In June 2006, the province of Ontario brought in the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe to plan for growth, protect the environment and help achieve a high quality of life for Ontarians by increasing density.

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effect on new-home prices. As the municipal elections approach, we encourage voters to talk to candidates to expedite the availability of designated land, make it shovel ready with the right infrastructure in place, and zone land appropriately so the industry can build homes that people can afford to buy.

Dave Wilkes is President and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the voice of the home building, land development and professional renovation industry in the GTA. For the latest industry news and new home data, follow BILD on Twitter, @bildgta, or visit bildgta.ca

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TRENDING

JOHN ZANINI FOUNDATION SPONSORS CLIMB WALL AT TULIP FESTIVAL On Tuesday, May 29, the Mimico Village Tulip Festival saw hundreds of local families enjoy the entertainment as they strolled along Royal York Road, stopped into some of the local shops and viewed the many decorated tulips stationed along the street.

Children and parents alike sampled tasty cotton candy and ice cream and meandered through the varied vendor tables in the Market area.

A highlight was the climbing wall at Hay Avenue sponsored by the John Zanini Foundation and Dunpar Homes. Children lined up to try their hand at scaling the wall. Experienced rock climbers John Zanini, president of Dunpar Homes and founder of the John Zanini Foundation, and Lisa Rogers of CityLine stopped by to give the children some safe climbing tips and demonstrate their skills as they shimmied up to the top.

The John Zanini Foundation was established to assist at-risk youth and support post-secondary

education within the community of Etobicoke.

The goal of the foundation is to support at-risk youth by way of shelter, counselling and training to help children build healthy, successful and empowered lives.

It’s a cause that’s very close to Zanini’s heart and a passion project to which he’s deeply committed.

Through the foundation, Zanini also funds The Jean Augustine Centre for Young Women’s Empowerment (jeanaugustinecentre.ca).

This organization is focused on building the self-esteem and self-worth of young women and girls ages seven to 17 years old by changing their outlook on life and broadening their horizons through programs focused on the arts, life skills, academic success and leadership.

Zanini lives and works in Etobicoke and has transformed a number of areas in the community through the building of well-designed, high-quality townhome complexes.

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Prices, sizes and specifications are subject to change without notice. Renderings are artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

Prices, sizes and specifications are subject to change without notice. Renderings are artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

COVER STORY

EXPLORE BRANTHAVEN HOMES OFFERS AN ADVENTUROUS LIFESTYLE WITH PHASE 2 OF LUXURIOUS TOWNHOMES IN HAMILTON Thanks to the huge success of Explore’s Phase 1, Branthaven Homes is pleased to announce that Phase 2 is now open! The all-new, amenity-rich community nestled at the base of the Niagara Escarpment is the right choice for homebuyers looking for a higher 20 NextHome.ca

standard of living in Hamilton, at some of the most affordable prices anywhere in the GTA. Residents will enjoy a naturally better neighbourhood at Explore Phase 2, with fast access to major highways and close proximity to the city centre.

Located directly beside the Sir Wilfrid Laurier Recreation Centre, just off the King Street exit of the Red Hill Valley Parkway, this new home community is unlike any other, offering pathways to everything a townhome buyer is looking for – the plentiful natural

areas of the neighbourhood combined with the proximity to just about everything an urban centre provides is the perfect mix for homebuyers looking to “Discover Living” within steps of their front door. From the existing Red Hill Valley trails with links to the Bruce Trail and Conservation Lands, to renowned waterfalls, golf courses and large-scale destination sports complexes, it is hard to believe it’s all just five minutes from downtown Hamilton. This community truly has something for everyone.

Branthaven Homes offers an award-winning lineup of new

home designs, with classiccontemporary style on the outside and plenty of upgraded features at no extra cost on the inside – a Branthaven home is a perennial favourite across the Hamilton and Stoney Creek regions.

“With prices starting from the mid $400,000s, these are a great choice for first time and move-up buyers alike,” says Kristen Bellamy, marketing manager at Branthaven.

“We are seeing a lot of people moving west from the GTA to Explore for its extraordinary value.”

So, if it’s exceptional affordability you are looking for, Branthaven Homes offers a range of

townhomes to suit your lifestyle and budget; Explore has plenty to choose from.

Buyers at Explore share the same excitement and anticipation for many built-in community features. “They value the convenient location off the Red Hill Valley Parkway and ‘Linc’ Expressway, plus the abundance of surrounding trails, parks, schools and shopping are a real bonus,” adds Bellamy.

Visit branthavenexplore.com to register and stay informed of exclusive, limited-time offers from Branthaven.

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INSPIRATION |

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Cottage IN THE CITY

Summer is in the air, and it’s time to update your decor! Designer Rebecca Hay offers her top picks for creating a relaxed cottage vibe in the city

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Rebecca Hay is principal designer at Rebecca Hay Designs Inc., known and celebrated for her design work and appearances on various acclaimed HGTV shows. rebeccahaydesigns.com

Whether you have a summer home or want to recreate that holiday vibe in your own home, remember that when it comes to summer living, it’s all about relaxation, comfort and having fun!

whiteout

The best way to create a summer retreat is with the use of white paint. Companies such as Para Paints have so many options for fresh yet warm shades of white – you can’t go wrong with any of them. If you paint your walls white, include colour through art, drapery and small accessories. The added pops of colour can add a playful touch to summer decor.

wood details

I love to infuse wood details into my summer decor.

The warm, inviting properties of wood help to balance all those white walls. It also adds an element of warmth and often history. When looking for wooden furniture, think pine – it’s synonymous with relaxed cottage style.

blue accents

Adding blue to your decor is by far the freshest way to create a crisp cottage aesthetic. I love nautical navy but softer, more subtle shades of blue work, too. Layer in this colour with art, pillows and even lighting.

Coloured lighting is a big trend that is popping up everywhere.

vintage flair

Add vintage finds and family antiques for character and a relaxed feeling in your space. Summer is the perfect time of year to go to antique markets and wander around consignment stores to find the perfect vintage piece.

au naturel

Fabrics such as cotton, wool and jute can add a relaxed feeling to any space. It’s okay if they wrinkle or aren’t perfect – that’s the idea! Jute rugs are fantastic and can withstand a lot of wear. Summer is a time for bare feet and shorts so keep in mind that it’s always nice to have natural materials to stand or sit on. A great cotton slipcovered sofa will make your guests feel at ease; they may not want to leave.

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PROPERTY PROFILE

WHITE PINES IF YOU LOVE MUSKOKA, COME HOME TO WHITE PINES White Pines in Bracebridge is now open with an enticing new release of bungalows and two-storey detached homes. These homes have been architecturally designed to fit the unique and natural style that you’ll find in Muskoka.

They sit well on very large 66-ft. lots with towering pines, plenty of greenspace and a ravine, all just minutes from downtown Bracebridge. The well-crafted homes of White Pines capture the wonderful attitude of cottage country.

If you live in Muskoka and are looking to downsize or retire, White Pines is a perfect place to begin and end your search. Or if you are weekend warriors, a new 24 NextHome.ca

home in White Pines will help you discover how lovely life is in this part of the country, every day. Unique architectural features such as Muskoka Rooms, keep nature well in view with a wall of windows. The wide plank-style flooring and wood slat ceilings create a casual feel. There is an openness to these homes which allows for more actual living space. Front verandas contribute to the sense of friendliness in the neighbourhood.

White Pines began as a small forest of majestic white pine trees that were left alone with the community master-planned around them. This is a perfect place for young families searching

for an affordable way to enjoy Muskoka living all year round.

Local schools are within walking distance. It is also a wonderful community for an evening’s walk, offering a very neighbourly feel. Many locals have found it a perfectly affordable place to enjoy retirement.

You are only minutes outside of Bracebridge, the most popular town in Muskoka, loaded with wonderful shopping, fine dining and entertainment. It has a wonderful vibe during weekends when it is filled with happy people enjoying the best of life in Muskoka.

Since 1978, Mattamy Homes has been building homes and

communities of distinction. The company is now North America’s largest privately owned home builder. More than 90,000 families enjoy life in a Mattamy home in hundreds of communities.

The company recently earned Builder of the Year from BILD, an unprecedented eighth win of this prestigious award.

Summer is the most beautiful season in Muskoka. If you are headed towards cottage country, we invite you to come for a visit to White Pines and walk the streets, tour the professionally decorated model home and marvel at the wonderful trees that gave White Pines its name. The community is just a couple of hours north of the GTA and offers a whole new world of gracious living. This is the kind of place where a visit can easily lead to a place to stay for a lifetime.

Detached bungalows and twostorey homes start from the mid$400’s.

+ LOCATION Muskoka DEVELOPER Mattamy Homes DEVELOPMENT White Pines SALES CENTRE 39 Clearbrook Trail, Bracebridge, open Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday and Tuesday 1 to 8 p.m., Friday 1 to 6 p.m., holidays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

CONTACT 705.645.6448 mattamyhomes.com

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SUMMER

Heard all the hype about essential oils but not sure how to use them? Meet Laura and Lisa, The Oil Girls, two entrepreneurs and moms who have taken healthy living to the next level with Young Living essential oils. They share two great natural recipes that will keep you going all summer long Headed to a sunny beach or cottage this summer but loathe the thought of dowsing yourself in DEET to keep the bugs away? Are you chemicalsensitive and even the most sensitive sunscreen bothers you? Here’s where The Oil Girls come in! We have made it our mission to find alternative products that are effective, safe and affordable for families – all using the pure plant power of Young Living Essential Oils.

Essential oils are the lifeblood of any plant, tree or fruit. They are

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steam distilled or coldpressed in a prolonged and specific process to maintain all the chemical constituents that give them their healing power.

After all, they are the healing agents that people used centuries ago. We truly believe the fewer synthetic chemicals on our body the better! So, when it comes to keeping your body free of bug bites and sun exposure, we have two great recipes that work. The best part?

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PROPERTY PROFILE

DANIELS FIRSTHOME BECKENROSE GRAND OPENING EVENT IS AN OPPORTUNITY TOO GOOD TO MISS

In early June, The Daniels Corporation went on sale with Daniels FirstHome Beckenrose.

Ideally situated where Brampton meets Mississauga, purchasers were delighted to find more home choices than ever before in this coveted location. There’s something for everyone – singles, couples, empty-nesters, seniors, first-time, move-up, downsize buyers found layouts perfectly suited for their lifestyle.

On Saturday, July 14 and Sunday, July 15 from noon to 5 p.m., a Grand Opening event will be hosted at Daniels FirstHome Beckenrose. Interested purchasers can walk through a model home of every home design available for sale to see, touch and feel the Daniels construction quality and impeccable interior finishes. It’s a homeownership opportunity that is too good to miss.

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These homes are priced from the low $500,000s, so homebuyers will be drawn not only to the best prices in the neighbourhood but also to the fact that these homes are enriched with value. The two- and three-bedroom layouts are ideal for growing families, and also offer 60to 120-day move-ins – perfect timing for getting the kids settled in for the new school year. There are also terrific resident-exclusive amenities, such as a kids play zone and community gardening plots.

With a wide range of essential and family-friendly amenities, all within walking distance or a short drive away, this truly makes this community the best location in Brampton.

Daniels is making purchasing at FirstHome Beckenrose easy!

You can purchase your new home today with only a five per cent deposit, thanks to the exclusive

Gradual Deposit Payment Plan. It begins with only $3,500 with the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, another $3,500 within 10 days of the purchase, and then $1,000 every month until five per cent of the purchase price or final closing is reached. Finally, when it comes time to cross the finish line at closing, Daniels ensures that there are no hidden costs and caps the closing fees. If that wasn’t enough, there are incredible incentives to take advantage of, such as five free stainless steel kitchen appliances, a washer and dryer, free Hi-Speed Rogers Internet for 12 months, and installed window coverings. Where else can you find this kind of value in the Greater Toronto Area?

The Daniels Corporation (danielshomes.ca) is one of Canada’s pre-eminent builders/ developers, building more than 30,000 new homes across the

Greater Toronto Area for more than 35 years. Daniels has been named Tarion Warranty Corp.’s 2016 and 2017 Ontario Highrise Builder of the Year, and is the recipient of the Business for the Arts Community Impact Award.

Understanding that quality of life is created by much more than physical buildings, Daniels goes above and beyond to integrate building excellence with opportunities for social, cultural and economic well-being. Committed to community, Daniels offers innovative programs that help people achieve homeownership, and supports numerous charities and non-profit organizations.

Located at the corner of Rising Hill Ridge and Beckenrose Court, Daniels FirstHome Beckenrose is the 16th community within the Daniels FirstHome portfolio. There is no better time than now to take advantage of this incredible homeownership opportunity. If you’re interested in discovering your dream of homeownership, be sure to register for upcoming FirstHome communities today.

If you’d like more information about FirstHome Beckenrose or the overall FirstHome program, please call 905.866.5655 or visit danielsfirsthome.ca, and follow Daniels FirstHome on Facebook and Twitter.

Actual model home photography.

Actual model home photography.

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ADVICE | STAT CHAT

OVERSUPPLY OF CONDOS? NO OVERSUPPLY OF ANALYSIS? YES

BEN MYERS

Many people, it seems, with opinions on the future of the Toronto housing market are getting media attention. Too few of them, however, actually have adequate market knowledge to make such forecasts.

The condominium market in Toronto has been a magnet for terrible forecasts that never pan out, many being made by fringe analysts. Despite these inaccurate outlooks, these “experts” continue to be sought out for their opinion.

Forecasting is difficult; my own prediction for 2017 new condominium sales in the Greater Toronto Area GTA was about 10,000 too low! Yet people complain that I’m too optimistic.

Approximately 35,000 new condominiums sold last year, and many of the units were in preconstruction projects that are now seeking financing to start building.

Assuming they’re successful, the GTA could see a new recordhigh number of condominium apartments under construction.

Whenever the level of highrise units hits a new high, the same rhetoric and recycled opinion is thrown out: Toronto is building too many units, there aren’t enough people to fill all these condos, investors will get nervous and flood the market with suites 30 NextHome.ca

and prices will crash. After making the same prediction for the past 10 years, maybe they’ll be right in 2018, but I doubt it.

Over the past decade, the average number of new condo units completed annually in the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area is 16,500, according to data from CMHC. Between June 2017 and May 2018, there were 15,710 completions, lower than the long-run average. Keep in mind that in 2015, CMHC reported that there were nearly 33,000 condo completions, more than twice as many as the last 12 months. New and resale condo prices didn’t rise as quickly in 2015 as in other years, but they didn’t crash, investors didn’t sell on mass and there wasn’t the “massive oversupply” that had been all but guaranteed by some pundits in the years prior.

But as they say, maybe this time is different – rising interest rates and expanded rent control might spook investors, and the Trump tariffs could stunt the economy.

The new mortgage stress test will drive buyers to the more affordable condo market, the 30-year high population growth in Ontario will fill rental demand for investor-held condos, and with 700,000 Millennials in the Hamilton, Toronto and Oshawa CMAs looking to start their own households (per a recent Ryerson University study), there should be plenty of warm bodies looking for rental and condominium homes over the next decade. It’s unlikely we’ll have a condo oversupply

problem over the next three years.

Take all forecasts with a grain of salt (mine included), as there is more likely an oversupply of housing analysts than one of Toronto condo units.

Buy for the long term, buy what you can afford, and do your own research. Good luck.

Ben Myers is president of Bullpen Research & Consulting, a boutique real estate advisory firm that works with land owners, developers and lenders to better inform them of the current and future macroeconomic and site-specific housing market conditions that can impact their active or proposed development projects. Follow Bullpen on Twitter at @BullpenConsult or visit bullpenconsulting.ca

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Gananoque U.S.A.

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STONE & SOUTH WATERFRONT CONDOS ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER IN GANANOQUE Like the Thousand Islands that surround it, Gananoque is a destination. The islands – actually more than 1,800 of them in the St. Lawrence River, straddling the border of Canada and the U.S. – have been summer playgrounds for well-heeled “islanders” for generations.

Founded as a mill town in 1789, Gananoque is quite literally “The Gateway to the Thousand Islands.”

And this waterfront community of about 5,000 embraces everything about it – from preserving a history in boat making to promoting some of the best musky fishing in the province.

CaraCo Development Corp. is not hoping to change any of this with its new condominium project, Stone & South on the River. In fact, visit the company’s sales centre and you might well be encouraged 32 NextHome.ca

to stop by the Thousand Islands Boat Museum – less of a museum and more of a “water centre.”

The emphasis is not on viewing static displays but on interacting – promoting the town’s relationship with the water, encouraging young locals who live “two blocks up the street” to come down to the river.

Learn the history. Enjoy it. Live it.

Stone & South does, too, and it occupies an important place in Gananoque’s future.

The site is literally right on the water, a prized location in these lands. There are other condo developments in town, but neither fronts the water on the site of a former dormant marina. Stone & South is the only new waterfront community in Gananoque, with unobstructed

views of the St. Lawrence – from every suite.

Building amenities include a gated outdoor space with private barbecue areas, private off-leash dog area, fitness centre, bike, canoe and kayak storage, swimming dock, underground parking and payper-use concierge services.

And what would living on the water be without marina access?

Stone & South has that, too, accommodating boats up to 40 ft.

Suites range from twobedroom, two-bathroom plus flex space at 913 sq. ft. for $488,900, to three-bedroom, threebathroom plus flex, at 1,547 sq. ft. for $846,900.

All that, plus expansive eight-ft.deep balconies and terraces.

Interiors boast separate laundry rooms with washer/dryers, custom designed kitchens with choice of cabinetry, choice of stainless steel range hood or over-the-range microwave, stainless steel appliances, granite or quartz countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, individual climate control heating and air conditioning, and pre-wiring for personal security system.

Plus, Stone & South rises just six stories, comprising only 70 units in two buildings. Phase one, totalling 41 suites, is now selling, with about half already spoken for. Construction is set to begin in the fourth quarter of this year, and occupation in spring 2020.

So far, retirees have been the dominant buyers, according to Mariah Hamilton, regional director of Marketing and Business Development for the Milborne Group, who is heading up sales for Stone & South.

But back to the town – Gan, as it’s called by locals. Developers typically boast about their projects’ location, features, amenities, “walk to everything…” But at Stone & South, it’s actually true, and you really can.

Have guests in town? The Gananoque Inn is a one-minute walk down the street. Like live local theatre? The Playhouse is maybe a three-minute walk.

And, for the record, local theatre doesn’t mean amateur. In late June, The Buddy Holly story was playing to a string of 10 straight sellouts. And the talent?

Appearances at Toronto’s Ed Mirvish Theatre punctuate the actors’ resumes, while Director James MacDonald has directed at Stratford and Shaw.

And if you want to entertain your group in style at home, Stone & South’s party room, the Upper Deck, has indoor and outdoor space. This, too, with beautiful views of the St. Lawrence.

Want to cruise the Islands?

A handful of carriers offer boat tours from one to five hours, leaving from the main public marina area – again, within easy walking distance. Looking for a bite or a drink afterward? A number of award-winning inns, restaurants and pubs are a casual stroll away.

Because of its proximity to Kingston (34 kms), Ottawa (166) and Toronto (288), two out of three potential buyers are not from Gananoque. “In their late 50s, early 60s… people who, if they haven’t already retired, they’re planning for it,” says Hamilton. “They come here and love the area, and see the value of Stone & South. It’s hard to beat.”

For more information, call 613.876.2524 or visit stoneandsouthcondos.ca

+ LOCATION Gananoque DEVELOPER CaraCo Development Corp.

DEVELOPMENT Stone & South on the River HOME TYPE Boutique waterfront condominiums from $488,900

SALES CENTRE 5 King St. E. CONTACT 613.876.2524 stoneandsouthcondos.ca

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ADVICE | CONDO PRO

BUYING OFF THE PLAN TIPS TO HELP YOU PURCHASE FROM A FLOORPLAN

BARBARA LAWLOR

If you’re a first-time condominium buyers for whom price is a major deciding factor, then it’s wise to start looking early on in the selling cycle. In addition to the best selection of suite designs, you’ll also find the most attractive price points. This also means you will likely purchase from floorplans.

For many people, visualizing three dimensions from a twodimensional representation is difficult, usually because they are unfamiliar with how floorplans are labelled. So let’s take a look.

Somewhere on the plan will be its marketing name, total square footage of the interior layout and balcony or terrace area, and a diagram called a “key plate” that features a shaded area indicating where the suite is located in the building’s floor plate.

Although plans may differ slightly among builders, typically there are abbreviations and symbols that are universal. The first thing to realize is that floorplans are drawn as though you are looking down at the suite from above. Room dimensions are included with the width first, and arrows indicating from which wall to which wall that number represents. Many of today’s openconcept plans include an L-shaped main living area, so knowing those dimensions helps greatly with determining furniture placement.

Where doors are concerned, the 34 NextHome.ca

icons on the plan show you which way they swing. Overlapping rectangular lines indicate sliding doors to a balcony or terrace.

Flooring is interesting. If the floor area is blank, ask the sales representative about the standard flooring that’s included in the purchase price. Parallel lines indicate hardwood or laminate.

Squares usually mean ceramic or other stone tiles.

When it comes to kitchens, you may find everything from lines indicating appliances to a blank square for the fridge, a square with four circles for the stove, and dotted lines in the middle of a counter signifying uppers above it.

Icons with small circles (for drains) in the middle are sinks. If you see dotted lines at the edge of a counter or island, it means there is an overhang under which you can place stools. A dishwasher may be included, but if not, there should be a dotted line where it would go.

Going beyond the kitchen, W/D is the abbreviation for washer/ dryer, and you may see LIN for linen closet and/or WIC for walkin closet. Squares with an “X” inside mean the fan coil units for distributing heating and cooling are in there. Reading bathroom plans is easy, as the sink, toilet, and tub or shower are obvious.

As you browse floorplans, you will notice that some lines are a bit thicker than others. These walls contain plumbing, electrical or structural elements. This is a great help at your colour selection appointment, as you will know you can’t move these walls as a customizing option.

Bottom line? Make sure you

understand everything on the floorplans you are considering. If you have the opportunity to tour a model, hold the floorplan as you go, and you will see firsthand how the two-dimensional representation “lives.” And remember that buying early in the selling cycle means you are likely to build equity more quickly!

Barbara Lawlor is president and CEO of Baker Real Estate Inc., winner of the pinnacle 2017 Riley Brethour Award from BILD, and an in-demand columnist and speaker. A member of the Baker team since 1993, she oversees the marketing and sales of condominium developments in the GTA and overseas. Keep current with The Baker Blog at blog.bakerrealestate.com

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TRENDING

SCOUT CONDOS GRAYWOOD DEVELOPMENTS LAUNCHES SECOND PROJECT ALONG WEST ST. CLAIR WEST When Graywood Developments launched SCOOP condos in the summer of 2016, it was the first new condo project to hit that particular stretch of St. Clair West since – ever. Graywood was attracted to the potential of the area, citing early signs of momentum and the authentic community vibe that permeated the area.

“Cities like Toronto develop in pockets, and this stretch of St. Clair from Old Weston Road to Caledonia was primed for smart, community-oriented developments,” says Stephen Price, president and CEO, Graywood Developments. “With SCOOP, we introduced a new form to the area, inviting purchasers to come see the changes taking place. We were thrilled with the reception.”

“Before we ever had a project, I would visit and spend time here.

You got the sense the area had all of the ingredients of a special

neighbourhood. It just needed a spark to set everything in motion,” adds Adidharma Purnomo, vicepresident, Development Project Management.

Graywood’s instincts were correct, with SCOOP selling out and breaking ground last fall. Since then, Metrolinx has revealed plans to build a new GO Station and Smart Track Station at the corner of St. Clair and Old Weston Road, while other developers have begun targeting the area.

Graywood is now plotting its return to West St. Clair West with an offering that taps into the community’s proven potential.

“There’s certainly a lot more interest in what’s happening on West St. Clair West than there was two years ago,” says Purnomo.

“There’s a feeling of optimism. This is a community that welcomes smart, contextual development.

That is exactly what we’re aiming to deliver.”

SCOUT is a new 12-storey midrise designed by the same team behind SCOOP – SMV Architects and TACT Design.

“SCOUT really is its own, unique building. We’re delivering more residences and working with a new set of materials. We’ve evolved the form to reflect the ambitions of the community. This will be a new landmark in the area,” says Purnomo.

Dan Cowling, partner, SMV Architects, echoes the sentiment.

“With SCOUT, we really have the scale to propel the street forward. What’s emerging is a streetscape that reflects the great neighbourhood that is already here. That sentiment manifests itself in the design. A glass box wouldn’t really suit the area, so we aimed for a warehouse aesthetic with a focus on masonry. The plan is to blend masonry, mixing up to four different colours to reflect the mosaic that surrounds the site.”

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NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE

DOWNTOWN WHITBY CATERING TO A VARIETY OF LIFESTYLES

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With a mixture of lively stores and restaurants and quiet residential streets, Downtown Whitby caters to a variety of tastes and lifestyles.

The area is attractive to families, with plenty of parks, schools and a public library. It also appeals to lovers of nightlife with its proximity to restaurants, pubs and entertainment. Downtown Whitby has some excellent shopping, and is close to highways and the GO station.

THE VIBE

The core of Downtown Whitby runs along Dundas Street. The main shopping area, with stores, restaurants, pubs, entertainment 36 NextHome.ca

and businesses, is concentrated around Dundas and Brock, with the action extending several blocks in all directions. Outside the core, the residential streets are quiet and peaceful.

IN THE AREA

Downtown Whitby is a familyfriendly neighbourhood, with elementary schools (English and French immersion), a high school and a boarding school.

Parks and parkettes are scattered throughout the area.

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THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE REST

Downtown Whitby is a great place for people with different lifestyles.

Families are attracted to schools and parks, while singles and young professionals like the restaurants, pubs and entertainment.

Convenient access to shopping and businesses appeals to people from all walks of life.

CUPCAKE JUNKIE Cupcake Junkie sells desserts, soup and sandwiches. Cupcakes are a specialty, but you can also find some excellent cheesecake, tiramisu and ice cream. cupcakejunkiecafe.com

HOT PROPERTIES

FIND YOUR NEXT HOME The latest properties in the Toronto area to keep your eye on 19. TOWNS AT ROUGE VALLEY

GTA PREVIEW REGISTRATION 1. THE KEELEY By: TAS City: Downsview Housing type: Condos and towns thekeeley.ca

2. SUGAR WHARF By: Menkes City: Toronto Housing type: PATH-connected waterfront condos menkes.com

3. IN.DE By: Menkes City: Toronto Housing type: Condos at Dundas East and Jarvis menkes.com

4. THE LANDING By: Carttera City: Whitby Housing type: Condos from the low $300’s thelandingcondos.ca

5. M2M By: Aoyuan Group City: North York Housing type: Condo suites from 500 to 1,400 sq. ft. and from $389,900 m2mcondos.com

6. CONCORD CANADA HOUSE By: Concord Adex City: Toronto Housing type: Condominium suites concordcanadahouse.ca

7. HILLSBOROUGH By: Great Gulf & Andrin Homes City: Holland Landing Housing type: Detached homes andrinhomes.com • greatgulf.com

8. SUPERSONIC By: Lindvest City: North York Housing type: Condominium suites lindvest.com/supersonic

9. GEORGINA HEIGHTS By: Treasure Hill Homes City: Keswick Housing type: 40- and 50-ft. singles treasurehill.com

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NEW OPENINGS 10. LOTUS POINTE By: Starlane Homes City: Caledon Housing type: Single-detached homes starlanehomes.com

11. ANCHOR WOODS

By: Tribute Communities City: Scarborough Housing type: Urban townhomes mytribute.ca

20. VALLEYLANDS By: Fieldgate Homes City: Brampton Housing type: Single-detached fieldgatehomes.com

By: Regal Crest Homes & Rosehaven Homes City: Holland Landing Housing type: Singles, semis and towns anchorwoods.ca

21. FRENCHMAN’S BAY

12. SUMMERLYNN VILLAGE

22. MISSISSAUGA SQUARE

By: Great Gulf City: Bradford Housing type: Detached homes on 36and 40-ft. lots greatgulf.com

By: Plaza City: Mississauga Housing type: Condominium suites pureplaza.com

13. CONDOMINIUMS OF CORNELL By: Mattamy Homes City: Markham Housing type: Condominium suites from 725 to 1,302 sq. ft. mattamyhomes.com

14. IMPRESSIONS By: Fieldgate Homes City: The Village of Kleinburg Housing type: Luxury singles fieldgatehomes.com

15. KLEINBURG SUMMIT By: Mattamy Homes City: Vaughan Housing type: Detached and townhomes mattamyhomes.com

16. NEIGHBOURHOODS OF MOUNT PLEASANT By: Rosehaven Homes City: Brampton Housing type: Singles and townhomes rosehavenhomes.com

By: Madison Group City: Pickering Housing type: Townhomes and singles madisongroup.ca

23. QUEEN’S COMMON By: Mattamy Homes City: Whitby Housing type: Detached and townhomes mattamyhomes.com

24. TIME AND SPACE By: Pemberton Group City: Toronto Housing type: Condominium suites pembertongroup.com

25. WESLEY TOWER By: The Daniels Corporation City: Mississauga Housing type: Condominium suites DanielsCityCentre.com

26. VITA ON THE LAKE, VITA TWO By: Mattamy Homes & Biddington Homes City: Etobicoke Housing type: Condominiums mattamyhomes.com

17. ORCHARD WEST By: Treasure Hill City: Bowmanville Housing type: Single-detached homes treasurehill.com

18. RICHLANDS By: Fieldgate Homes City: Richmond Hill Housing type: Towns and singles fieldgatehomes.com

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WATERLOO PARK INNOVATIVE, ENERGETIC, IDYLLIC HOT SPOTS

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In the formerly industrial shadow of Uptown Waterloo, there’s a bit of a renaissance going on. There’s more to Waterloo Park than the green space itself, however. The neighbourhood runs from Erb Street and King to Westmount and Columbia, and includes not only the Park and surrounding area, but both universities.

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Innovative, energetic and idyllic in equal measures, Waterloo Park feels very much like the community of the future. There’s a lot to love in Waterloo, from the repurposing of former industrial buildings and brownfields into smart and sustainable condo projects, to the intersection between academia, government and business success.

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Waterloo Park is a highly walkable neighbourhood, and the city has thoughtfully posted signs throughout the area advising residents and visitors of the best routes for pedestrians to take. There are amazing cycling opportunities, both for pleasure and as a means of transportation.

City buses serve the area extensively. For out-of-town commutes, there’s easy access to Hwys. 7 and 85, and Hwy. 8 takes you right to the 401.

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IN THE AREA

The vast and glorious Waterloo Park contains the Lions Lagoon splash pad, the Eby Farm Zoo, playing fields, baseball diamonds, a tennis bubble and courts, Victorian gardens, walking trails, the Park Inn concession and grill, and picnic and event areas. There is also a branch of the Waterloo Public Library on Albert Street.

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25. SADDLE RIDGE By: Starlane Homes City: Milton Housing type: 40-ft. singles starlanehomes.com

17. EXPLORE By: Ballantry Homes & Branthaven Homes City: Hamilton Housing type: Townhomes exploretowns.com

By: Rosehaven Homes & Chiaravalle Developments City: Ancaster Housing type: Freehold towns, semis and detached homes tiffanyhill.ca

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By: Cosmopolitan Homes City: St. Catharines Housing type: Bungalow townhomes from the low $400’s enclaveniagara.com

By: Losani Homes City: Paris Housing type: Towns, semis and singles parispeninsula.com

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