Category: Trends in Housing

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Rent, Buy, or Build? The Trend Toward Bespoke Design

There’s a quiet revolution happening in the way we think about the spaces we live in and the objects we fill them with. The era of “one-size-fits-all” is giving way to something more thoughtful, more intentional. Bespoke design—tailored, custom-made solutions that reflect individual needs and tastes—is no longer reserved for the elite. It’s becoming a …

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Smart Entry Systems for Condos: A Guide for Condo Councils

In an age where convenience and security are paramount, smart entry systems are becoming a natural choice for condo communities. These systems offer an appealing mix of advanced technology, enhanced safety, and modern design, but transitioning to a smart entry system requires careful consideration. For condo councils, understanding the benefits, challenges, and steps involved in …

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Retrofitting and Designing Homes with Sustainable Features

In a world that’s waking up to the importance of sustainability, our homes have a beautiful opportunity to reflect the values we hold dear. By weaving eco-friendly features into our living spaces, we create not just shelters but sanctuaries—places that nurture us and tread lightly on the earth. Whether you’re retrofitting your current home or …

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Unlocking the Potential of Secondary Accommodations in Canada

Benefits, Challenges, and Legal Considerations Secondary accommodations, often referred to as secondary suites, are self-contained living units attached to or located within a primary dwelling. They are equipped with their own entrances, kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms, offering a separate living space for residents. These versatile living arrangements come with a set of benefits, not only …

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