No I haven't cheked them out. I've been looking at going to some BOMA seminars, and I've been scouring through the www.bildgta.ca site for job postings. I've had a few meetings with some developers (some of the bigger condo guys and a few smaller developer as well) but the biggest issue...

45 million dollar home, being torn down for 30 luxury condo units......What a shame, it's a beautiful house and an even more beautiful property. Who is the developer planning this?

why is it being torn down? I know it recently sold but not sure who the buyer was. What is the plan for the property?

I'll have to look into them. I'm planning to do an MBA (or Master of Science in Real Estate Development MSRED) but any good grad school wants a minimum of 2 years work experience for their MBA prospects. I just graduated from undergrad so I'm looking for that entry level position to hold me...

The lot is sort of small, but the location couldn't be better. The bottom of Silver birch is about where the boardwalk starts and has steps right onto the beach. I couldn't imagin a better place to raise a family. The beach has a very community atmosphere which is really cool. Given the lot...

It's say that is an ok size and the fact that you upgraded the finishings is great. Location alone, mixed with the fact that the four seasons will be steps away will keep the value of that unit strong. And If you plan to live in it for a while that's even better. Rent it out once the four...

I'd say the right suite there would be an excellent investment. Think of the things on your side. 1) You're in Yorkville. It's the high end area of downtown and that will never change. Prices will always rise there. Even if the condo "bubble" bursts, the condos in Yorkville will not be...

haha, I think he's got enough problems at the moment. I don't know if he's got the time to show someone like me the ropes.

I do plan on getting my MBA, but any good business school wants a minimum of 2 years work experience before you start their MBA. That's why I was hoping to get in with a developer before hand and then go back for my MBA in a few years. Thanks for the info!

Hi there, I'm new to the forum and was hoping some of the experts here might be able to give me some advice. I just graduated from university and am looking to enter the exciting world of property development. I know it's a big industry, so to be more specific I'm interested in working...