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High-Rise Waterfront Community is Coming to Whitby

I was driving by the lake shore in Whitby the other day and wanted to see how the Brookfeild High-Rise Development was going. It looks like they are moving clean fill into the area, and leveling out the area.

If you are not familiar with this project, you should be, as it is going to change the face of the Whitby waterfront area. There are five high-rise condo towers (Approx 17 -27 floors each building)being planned by Brookfield Homes.

Vacancy rate are currently below 1% in Whitby, but with this much product coming on the market in the future, that is going to change.

You can find more details about this project at http://mywhitbyharbour.ca/

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