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Meet Giraff – construction management made easy
It's a new, streamlined construction management app designed specifically for builders, to save them time and money.
5 social media mistakes you might still be making in 2021
If you're not using social media strategically, you won't see effective results.
The GTA has a housing supply problem. Here’s how we can...
The consumer extrapolates that prices will continue to rise, and reacts by jumping into the market. Demand quickly exceeds supply; prices rise exponentially and this consumer expectation ferments speculation… and a bubble begins to form.
Canada-wide survey reveals how homebuyers research new homes before purchase
The pandemic has dramatically shifted the paradigm of the homebuying process. With sales centres closed, potential buyers now have to rely on other methods when researching and making their decision.
Public relations – often misunderstood and under appreciated
Public relations is a critical yet often overlooked function in organizations, probably because it often the most misunderstood function among C-suite executives.
In praise of modular construction
As we look for ways to pick up the pace of new home construction in the GTA, modular and prefabricated housing are an important start to solving the supply problem.
Blackline keeps getting better
From initial presentations, to unit allocation, analytics, and even closing the sale, Blackline does it all.
Lights, camera… animation!
When someone refers to animations, the connotation of cartoons immediately comes to mind.
However, when architectural visualization company NEEZO Studios uses the term animation, it refers to preparing a series of 3D renderings
Developers have a new motto, ‘location, experience, analytics,’ and Blackline is...
It's true that an exceptional location will never go out of style, but today's buyers want more than just a great address.
Inclusionary zoning – how it could affect developers’ land purchase prices
Inclusionary Zoning is a new policy introduced in municipalities across Ontario that could represent a significant new project cost. For builders and developers, it’s time to put this on your radar.
