Ontarians Select the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario to take Bold Action on Housing Supply and Choice
HAMILTON, June 3, 2022 – The West End Home Builders’ [...]
Hamilton- Burlington Parking Minimums – How can we start a conversation?
By Ivy Le, Anthony Salemi, Sophia Ngai, Ethan Cleugh, Mitchell Jones, [...]
Statement on Proposed More Homes For Everyone Plan
Hamilton, March 30, 2022: The Provincial Housing Affordability Task Force [...]
Are Canadian Individuals & Businesses Financially Optimistic in 2022?
By Reliance Comfort In 2021, we have looked at the [...]
NEXT HOME | Forecast for Failure – how bad data has handcuffed our housing projections
By Mike Collins-Williams Read article at nexthome.ca Cities and towns [...]
2022 WE HBA Industry Luncheon
Hamilton, ON, March 7th – On March 3, the West [...]
The Hamilton Spectator | Missing middle coming to Hamilton
By Mike Collins-Williams Via The Hamilton Spectator Duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, laneway [...]
How Robust Integration Capabilities are Changing the Real Estate Game
By Rick Haws President & Co-Founder SaleFish The most [...]
NEXTHOME: Women represent a long-term solution to industry labour shortages
Via nexthome.ca By Mike Collins-Williams Women’s participation in the construction [...]
Statement on Removal of Downtown Burlington Urban Growth Centre by West End Home Builders’ Association CEO Mike Collins-Williams, MCIP, RPP
The West End Home Builders’ Association (WE HBA) is disappointed by the announcement by Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark to remove the Downtown Burlington Urban Growth Centre and relocate it to overlap with the existing Burlington GO Major Transit Station Area.
