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Kingston, Ontario: A small place with big-city features

There must be something in the water – or the air – in Kingston, Ont., a 450-square-kilometre city that spans east to west along the shores of the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario, near-equidistant from Toronto and Montreal. This historic community of just over 168,000 residents brims with accolades – including this year’s number […]

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One-of-a-kind condo development in the heart of Kingston

An exceedingly rare, one-of-a-kind condo development is taking shape in downtown Kingston. Crown Condominiums, an affordable-luxury nine-storey complex in the heart of the city, with hotel-style amenities and astonishing views of Lake Ontario, is set to begin construction this summer. “This is the first of its kind,” said Philip Kuperhause, sales and marketing manager for

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Crown Condos combines modern suites, luxury amenities and exceptional value in downtown Kingston

Located along the coast of scenic Lake Ontario, between Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, Kingston is a thriving city where history and innovation converge. Residents benefit from a high quality of life bolstered by technologically advanced infrastructure, verdant conservation areas and parkland, and world-class educational institutions like Queens University. Those looking to put down roots or

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9-storey Capitol Condo project receives unanimous support from Kingston council

Kingston city council approved a proposed settlement that would resolve the fate of the long-anticipated Capitol Condo project Tuesday. After nearly six years of back and forth through appeals processes with the Ontario Municipal Board and then the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal, construction for a nine-storey condo in the heart of downtown Kingston has received

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It’s called ‘out-migration’ and Canada’s bigger cities are bearing the brunt

Like a take on Freakonomics, where small seemingly non-related events can expose wider economic trends, a study done by U-Haul reflects how the pandemic has affected decisions around how people want to live. U-Haul, the rent-a-trailer franchisor, has created a list of the Top 20 cities and towns seeing a recent influx of people. Typically,

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Canada’s Biggest Cities Saw Fastest-Ever Exodus Of Residents, And It Began Before COVID-19

Canada’s two largest metro areas have recorded their largest-ever outflow of residents according to new data from Statistics Canada, as a growing number of residents headed for the suburbs or nearby smaller cities. The Toronto metropolitan area saw a net loss of 50,375 residents to other parts of Ontario between July 2019 and July 2020,

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Just when the housing market needs a firm hand, Ottawa makes it easier to get a mortgage

So much for the adult supervision of our housing market. The federal government was onto a good thing when it introduced a stress test for home buyers a few years ago that demanded they be able to afford mortgage payments if interest rates spiked higher. The stress test was tough, but all in a good

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