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New investors face tighter credit score demands
New CMHC numbers suggest lenders and the default insurer itself are increasingly relying on a borrower’s credit score to evaluate an application – something likely to affect new real estate […]
Continue readingPublic meeting to be held for residents living in the Lynde Creek Watershed
Residents living in the Lynde Creek Watershed are being invited to participate in the creation of a plan for the community. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority are developing a […]
Continue readingConstruction starts on phase three of Durham College Whitby campus expansion
Durham College has entered the third and final phase of their Whitby campus expansion. The 36,000 square foot ‘Centre for Food’ opens in 2013 to Agriculture, Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary […]
Continue readingDurham Region looks closely at housing needs
Are you a developer, property owner, tenant, social service agency, planner, or community member with an interest in housing-related issues? Join our expert panel for a discussion on why Housing […]
Continue readingWork on Brock dump site moves into second phase
Remediation work at the Brock dump is continuing to move along, as officials are now working on the second of four phases. Mayor Terry Clayton says once the energy from […]
Continue readingTOWN OF WHITBY ENTERS PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT FOR SPA DEVELOPMENT ON FORMER CULLEN GARDENS SITE
Whitby, November 15, 2011 – The Corporation of the Town of Whitby and Auberge et Spa Le Nordik Inc. (Chelsea, Quebec) have entered into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for […]
Continue readingDowntown Brooklin Transportation Study
The Town of Whitby has retained Cole Engineering Group to complete a Transportation Study for Downtown Brooklin. The purpose of the study is to identify existing and future near-term (< […]
Continue readingAverage Prices Still Increasing in Durham Region
DURHAM REGION, November 4, 2011 – Durham Region REALTORS® reported 800 sales in October which is a 9% decrease from September. So far in 2011 there have been a total […]
Continue readingThe Town of Ajax officially opens a multi-use connecting trail system
Ajax residents now have more places to roam. The Town has completed construction of the Taunton Multi-use Trail, a five kilometre right-of-way providing safe connections between neighbourhoods, to trails and […]
Continue readingMP says the government is reexamining what to do with the Pickering “Airport Lands”
It’s been close to 40 years, since talk of an airport in Pickering started and now, it seems that idea could be pretty much dead. Ajax-Pickering MP Chris Alexander says […]
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