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May 1 marks return of day celebrating women riding motorcycles
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May 1 marks return of day celebrating women riding motorcycles
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The average home price in Mississauga is now more than $1 million
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It wasn t too long ago that people who found themselves priced out of Toronto s real estate market turned to the suburbs for affordable homes in which to raise families.
Pockets of the GTA do still exist where houses can be purchased on the cheap (or at least cheaper than in the downtown core) but Mississauga is no longer one of them. The Mississauga real estate market is making history – and the good kind, too, reads a new blog post from RE/MAX. Sales activity is soaring, prices are setting records, and the dollar-value of all transactions crossed an important threshold. And we are still in the early part of 2021.
Off The Wire – April 27
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An Ode To The High Street And The Shops We’ve Sadly Waved Goodbye To
It s the end of an era for many stores as we know them, and Denise Curtin can t help but lament the once was .
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If there’s one thing we’ve seen clearly throughout lockdown, it’s the resilience of the Irish consumer. Nothing will stand in the way between a woman and her love for a new pair of Penneys’ pyjamas. She will queue in a freezing Dundrum Town Centre carpark at 4am if that means getting more elbow room to browse the aisles, and she will have no problem doing so. Day trips to the high street, the hunt for a bargain and the absolute chinwag that’s had while doing so is practically a national sport and throughout lockdown, we’ve seen people returning to shops in their droves. Queuing in support, out of love, for enjoyment, and because the high street is where some of their fondest memories lie.