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Sphere Developments’ collection of three stacked townhome projects in the Niagara Region are designed to address changing housing markets in St. Catharines and Welland, according to the company’s president.

By the RENXHomes / March 4, 2024

Sphere Developments is based in Mississauga, but the two-year-old company has found its comfort zone with projects on the periphery of the Greater Toronto Area…

By the RENX / May 24, 2023

For most people, owning a piece of real estate is a key life goal. But, given Ontario’s red-hot housing market, many people are left feeling priced
out, especially in the Toronto…

By the blogTO / May 30, 2023

While it’s unlikely that St. Catharines will shrug off its Garden City nickname any time soon, the “Purchasing Power Capital of Ontario” does have a certain appeal, and Sphere Developments president Rohan Gawri knows it…

By the National Post / Jun 29, 2023

There was a time when land speculation was a game that almost anyone could play. But rising costs and tighter margins are changing the landscape for real estate development in Canada. Some development companies that have launched in recent years are finding success buying land and bringing projects to market – so long as they are ready to jump in the deep end…

By The Globe and Mail / March 15, 2023

An official plan amendment may transform a collection of industrial-style garages on Ontario Road to four blocks of 3.5-storey stacked townhouses, following Welland city council’s recent approval of the change. A report from the city’s planning and development services in December recommended the approval that could see the creation of 72 units at 526 Ontario Rd…

By The Star / January 4, 2023

According to data from prop-tech firm Wahi, of 31 regions in the GTA from Oakville to Oshawa, the five most affordable areas to buy a condo are Oshawa, the former City of York in Toronto, Clarington in Durham Region, Scarborough, and Brampton. At an average of 1,145 sq. ft, the average sales price of a resale condo in Oshawa was $505,000 in February, or $631 per sq. ft. In the former City of York, the average sales price was $563,000 on a 767 sq. ft unit or ….

By The Toronto Sun / April 14, 2023