Residential
Peterson’s Mirvish Village development in Toronto is ready to take the neighbourhood into its new era.
Commercial
Founders Robin Storfer and Tom Freeman on building a bar-first bookstore from scratch, holding out for the right space, and opening on a block that Toronto has been waiting on for a decade.
Residential
Smart layouts, elevated finishes, and move-in ready convenience continue to make Frame's one-bedroom homes stand out.
Residential
The reopening of Markham Street marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Mirvish Village, further connecting the community to the surrounding neighbourhood.
Residential
Peterson’s Mirvish Village development in Toronto is ready to take the neighbourhood into its new era.
Commercial
Founders Robin Storfer and Tom Freeman on building a bar-first bookstore from scratch, holding out for the right space, and opening on a block that Toronto has been waiting on for a decade.
Residential
Smart layouts, elevated finishes, and move-in ready convenience continue to make Frame's one-bedroom homes stand out.
Residential
The reopening of Markham Street marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Mirvish Village, further connecting the community to the surrounding neighbourhood.
A retail building wholly occupied by one tenant is located on a prominent corner in thriving Surrey City Centre.
13747 104 Avenue is a single-level, freestanding building at the corner of Whalley Boulevard in the heart of Surrey City Centre. The building offers 7,225 square feet of commercial space on a large 31,950 square-foot lot. Wholly occupied by RBC, the property receives excellent visibility from the street in a growing urban centre.
The property services the surrounding high-density residential and commercial area, and is close to Surrey Central SkyTrain station. It’s a region developing at a rapid pace for the long-term.
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