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A freshly-cleared site at 123 Portland Street in Toronto's Fashion District will soon be the home of a new 16-storey, Sweeny &Co Architects-designed luxury condominium development from Minto Communities GTA.
Despite worries that the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic could make it difficult for some residents to cover their rent, Ottawa’s Minto Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust said this week that the “vast majority” of its tenants have paid up in April.
Minto Communities GTA and Metropia have launched Union Village, the master-planned community, to resounding success in Markham. The initial phase one launch saw more than 330 homes – a mix of single-family homes, back-to-back townhomes, rear-lane and traditional townhomes – sold over a four-day period.
The Union Village community, created in collaboration by Minto Communities GTA and Metropia, launched recently in Markham, Ontario. The initial phase one launch saw more than 330 homes sold over a four-day period through a mix of single-family homes, back-to-back townhomes, rear-lane townhomes, and traditional townhomes, indicates a release.
Filling a gap in its portfolio of model homes to tour, Minto Communities has opened five townhome models in Barrhaven to whet buyers’ appetites.
While it will still be some time before ground breaks for the new boutique condo development by Minto Communities on Portland Street, a new rendering of the project paints an even clearer picture of what future residents can expect.
Minto Apartments has announced new details about its rent deferral program for tenants who may have difficulty paying because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week, the landlord said they would pause all scheduled rent increases until July.
The wheels are in motion for 123 Portland Street from Minto Communities GTA, with site clearing now wrapping up at Portland and Adelaide in Downtown Toronto. As the site gears up for the start of construction of the 16-storey, Sweeny &Co Architects-designed luxury condominium development, a new rendering is helping to sell the idea of life there.
A major Canadian landlord is offering support to tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a letter delivered to tenants, signed by Chief Operating Officer George Van Noten, Minto Apartments says it is postponing any rental increases that were to take effect in April, May, or June. The increases will be deferred to July 1st, 2020.
As the war against the coronavirus pandemic ramps up, we’re all doing our part to ‘flatten the curve’. Enhanced cleaning and disinfection protocols have been put in place by Minto Apartments, combined with increased frequency of cleaning on routinely used surfaces in common areas, such as handrails and elevator buttons.