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The Windsor Star Report cites Windsor for real estate potential April 15, 2004 Bob Meyer Windsor did not make a list of the 10 best communities in Ontario to invest in residential real estate, but it was recognized as an up and comer. The Real Estate Investment Network (REIN) recently named Canada’s most southerly city, along with four others in the province, as Farm Team Members – communities that “didn’t quite make the top 10 this year but still offer significant potential.” “It (Windsor) could be on REIN’s Top 10 list in 2005,” the REIN report said. This Canadian organization was formed to help average Canadians learn to successfully invest in residential real estate, and issued a report identifying the 10 communities in Ontario in terms of their ability to generate strong returns on investment. Barrie and Orillia tied for first place, the Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge triangle was second, Brampton and Orangeville tied for third, Hamilton was fourth, Markham and Whitchurch-Stouffville tied for fifth, the Durham region including Pickering, Ajax and Whitby came sixth, Aurora and Newmarket tied for seventh, Oshawa eighth, Ottawa ninth and Toronto’s Junction area tenth. REIN researchers travelled the province, conducting research in 59 cities and towns, before compiling a 52-page report titled “The Top 10 Ontario Communities to Invest In.” London, Mississauga, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls were listed with Windsor. Posted April 15, 2004 |
