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Day On The Hill 2019
The Association's message to federal politicians from all parties was simple and clear – Unlocking the Door to homeownership needs to be a federal priority.
I am sure everyone vividly remembers the chaos that the residential building industry went through in 2016. I’ve been working with OHBA and Tarion to avoid a repeat of the confusion. READ MORE
THE DEVELOPER
With the completion of new condominiums taking three to four years, it is important for developers to anticipate changes in attitudes and technology to target the spectrum of potential purchasers during the selling phase.
THE PROJECT MANAGER
There is a value proposition to retaining environmental features for developers and homebuyers — and it's changed in the last 20 years.
THE COUNCIL
Another great crop of graduates from George Brown College's residential construction management certificate program have found their niche and started on their career paths.
THE STRAGEGIST
How workplace strategy and change management go hand-in-hand.
The growing cyber siege on corporate Canada is causing management leadership to spend more time, money and concerted efforts to defend against cyber attacks and data breaches. While no sector of the economy is immune, the real estate industry might become an appealing target.
A trending practice among municipalities is the promotion of mixed-used buildings along corridors that connect major sections within their geographical boundaries. READ MORE
Dealing with upset customers is like feeding bears. Most will be happy you’re there, but a few will get really ugly if you don’t give them what they want. READ MORE