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With every challenge comes opportunity, and climate change is no different, Windmill Development Group founder and CEO Jonathan Westeinde said during a

New municipal incentives are nudging private builders to include co-ops in their developments

A retirement filled with leisurely days lazing on a beach or perfecting his golf swing was never in the cards for Robert Rheaume.

Waived maintenance fees, free parking spots, smaller deposits – condo vendors are sweetening the pot to entice buyers during a GTA market slump

Following a successful career with prominent property developers such as WSP, Windmill Development Group and most recently Colonnade BridgePort, George struck out on his own last May, launching consulting firm George Partners. Already an Insider? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business Journal Insider and get immediate access to all of our Insider-only content and much more. Learn More and Become an Insider Critical...

Toronto is a step closer to what it says is one of the largest affordable housing developments in the last 25 years. The city says the new housing project on Eglinton Avenue East will deliver approximately 918 homes.

Windmill Development Groups downtown project calls for 353 units, split between two 15-storey towers, as part of the Baker District redevelopment downtown; Reid’s Heritage Homes given green light for 136 townhouse units at 331 Clair Rd. E.

City staff recommend approvals be given to Windmill Development Groups proposal to build two 15-storey towers as part of Baker District redevelopment; green light also recommended for housing developments on Clair Road, Janefield Avenue

These developers took to some non-traditional thinking to maximize density on small parcels of land

Windmill Development Group is proposing to build two 15-storey towers with a combined 353 units as part of Baker District redevelopment.