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Collecting blind boxes is all about the thrill of surprise, just like the search for your dream home. Each series is unique, reflecting varying personalities and aesthetics. The series you collect might even hint at the style and space that makes you feel at home. That’s why we’ve matched some of the most popular blind box series with dream home styles. Here’s what your favourite blind box collection reveals about your dream home. Smiskis Smiskis are whimsical, curious, and cozy. Naturally, a Smiski collector’s dream home would be a softly lit apartment with warm wood flooring, an open concept living…

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Perched high above Okanagan Lake, a striking gated retreat awaits, delivering a rare blend of privacy, style, and sweeping scenery. Set on 2.7 acres within one of the region’s most coveted enclaves, 8836 Stonington Road offers not only an elegant primary residence, but also room for future expansions — think guest house, carriage home, or even a pickleball court.Arrive through the solar-powered gate and you’re met with a contemporary West Coast–inspired home, where soaring ceilings, a dramatic fireplace, and expanses of glass capture 270 degrees of lake and mountain vistas. The gourmet kitchen — anchored by Miele appliances, a built-in…

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Perched in one of Kelowna’s most coveted enclaves, 764 Rockcliffe Place is a home that’s as much a feat of engineering as it is a triumph of design. This residence, set within the exclusive community of Highpointe, commands attention with its striking use of concrete and steel, cantilevered forms, and uncompromising attention to detail.From the very first approach, the property establishes its sense of grandeur. A lush, landscaped entryway is punctuated by a Corten steel water feature, leading guests into a soaring foyer clad in Italian tile and polished concrete. It’s here that the home immediately reveals its true calling…

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Dreaming of waterfront luxury, modern design, and endless beachside views? The most expensive homes for sale in Wasaga Beach offer all that and even more. Known for its shoreline and relaxed lifestyle, these properties highlight all the best of beachside living. Let’s explore 7 of the most expensive listings making waves in Wasaga Beach’s real estate market. Listed by: RE/MAX HALLMARK CHAY REALTY Listed by: RE/MAX HALLMARK CHAY REALTY Listed by: RE/MAX HALLMARK CHAY REALTY Property Details Specs: 4 beds, 4.5 baths Unique Features: Walk-out patio, rustic fireplace, private deck Outstanding design defines this open-concept coastal home, featuring grand ceilings, a luxury kitchen…

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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) says the pace of housing starts in August declined 16 per cent month-over-month. CMHC’s monthly report released Tuesday says the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts came in at 245,791 units in August, down from 293,537 in July. In a statement, CMHC chief economist Kevin Hughes called the slowdown “notable,” as it’s well below the six-month trend. However, a sustained decline would be consistent with forecasts, he said. “It is worth noting that current housing starts levels are generally reflective of decisions made when interest rates were receding and investor confidence was higher…

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The race is on between Vancouver and Surrey to see which City’s development entity has the biggest projects and the latest round goes to the Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC), which was revived in 2023 and recently submitted a rezoning application for a big four-tower project. (The Vancouver Housing Development Office will also be unveiling a four-tower project soon.)The subject site of the SCDC’s proposal is located at the southwest corner of 108 Avenue and University Drive, immediately west of the Expo Line SkyTrain’s Gateway Station. The site currently consists of 10744 133 Street, 10725-10757 University Drive, and 13310-13350 108…

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Despite the worsening effects of climate change, the uptake in climate-resilient homes among consumers and builders has been slow, according to experts.  Climate-resilient homes vary by location and the most prevalent risks there. For example, in Calgary, a climate-resilient home may include an impact-resistant roof to protect against hail that is becoming more common in the area. In Toronto, a climate-resilient home may feature protections against flooding, which has worsened in the city in recent years. Ryan Ness, the research director at the Canadian Climate Institute, told Real Estate Magazine that in the next 10 years, hundreds of thousands of…

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Étoile Gold is an architectural statement in Burnaby, British Columbia, seamlessly combining upscale design, luxurious living, and a strategic urban location. Conceived by Millennium Development and masterfully designed by award-winning Chris Dikeakos Architects, the tower stands as the tallest in its community at 47 storeys, offering sweeping views and expansive private outdoor spaces that follow the curvature of the building’s silhouette. Its elegant design and comprehensive amenities provide both an exceptional home ownership experience and a compelling investment opportunity. The Lifestyle Appeal of Brentwood Brentwood is one of Burnaby’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, offering a vibrant mix of convenience, connectivity, and…

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In a joint venture, DiamondCorp and Kilmer Group are teaming up to restore and redevelop Chester Public School in East York — an 1891 brick school house designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. The redevelopment would preserve certain elements of the historic building while delivering a 26-storey mixed-use condo development with over 300 new residential units, retail at grade, and a new public park.Plans were filed in early September and comprise an Official Plan Amendment (OPA) and Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA) application to permit the newly proposed height, density, and uses on site. This application follows previous approvals for the…

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Canada may be known for its maple syrup, hockey, and sweeping natural beauty, but it’s also home to a surprising number of world-famous celebrities. From pop icons to comedy legends, many stars who shine brightly on the global stage got their start in small towns, suburbs, and cities across the country. Here’s a province-by-province look at some of Canada’s best-known talent and the places they still call home. Seth Rogen, Vancouver Few celebrities are as proud of their Canadian roots as Seth Rogen. Born and raised in Vancouver, the comedian and filmmaker often highlights his love for the city when he’s…

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