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Extraordinary contributions CHBA members make in their communities every day
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Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) members have been building, developing and renovating Canadian homes for generations. We are sharing the extraordinary contributions CHBA members make in their communities every day through our ongoing #CdnBuilt for Generations campaign. Here are a few recent stories. To read more stories follow our hashtag or visit blog.chba.ca/category/giving-back.
Alair Homes sponsors Soap Box Derby in...
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It’s time to appreciate the dedication of CHBA members from coast-to-coast
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Time to appreciate the dedication of members at all levels
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Bill 23 isn’t perfect, but it’s a step to building better, faster
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They say Rome wasn’t built in a day, but Canada will need to build the equivalent of Rome in the next five years, according to its own population projections.
You’ve heard the terms computer chips and semi-conductors. And you’ve heard that there are shortages. But now that you’re out shopping for vehicles, the significance is going to hit home.
Even the mighty Toyota Motor Corp. has had to stop production from time to time at its plant in Japan because of the shortages.
Many automaker websites display a warning that...
From Adi Developments’ settlement to HCRA/Tarion joint applications, it’s been a very busy year for developers and lawyers
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Selling Simcoe – why one realty firm went all-in on fast-growing region
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It’s no surprise to anyone in the real estate industry that Simcoe County is expecting explosive population and employment growth over the next 30 years.
For decades, new home real estate firms considered local market research a way to help them design and sell product for specific potential purchasers. Nowadays, globalization has broadened that research to include the entire world.
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Research project will spur better development approval process
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The construction industry has traditionally been a laggard when it comes to adopting new technologies and digital tools and practices. However, in future, that will change. No doubt about it.
Rising interest rates leading to fewer housing starts
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