Thames Valley buys $10M plot in southwest London, eyes future school

Thames Valley buys $10M plot in southwest London, eyes future school
London Free Press
The region’s largest school board has snapped up a $10.45-million property in southwest London with plans to build a new elementary school.
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Sifton wants to add 900 to 1,300 homes to a 19ha (50-acre) site at 1511 Clarke Road,  at the southwest corner of Clarke and Kilally roads, said Phil Masschelein, senior vice-president at Sifton.

London Free Press
Sifton Properties may double the number of homes it will build in a residential area nudging up against Fanshawe conservation area by adding a mix of apartment towers and townhouses near an already approved subdivision. Sifton wants to add 900 to 1,300 homes to a 19-hectare (50-acre) site at 1511
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1,100-home subdivision proposed next to Fanshawe Conservation Area

London Free Press
A large, new subdivision may rise in the shadow of Fanshawe Conservation Area with Sifton Properties proposing to build as many as 1,079 homes in northeast London. The development on 50 hectares (124 acres) at 2331 Kilally and 1588 Clarke roads would include single-family homes, townhouses and even mid-rise apartments
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Sifton steps up with $20M for core office conversion to apartments

London Free Press
A downtown London office building will be converted to apartments in an alliance that will see a developer work with an affordable housing agency and the area's Anglican diocese.
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Sifton Properties, now looking at converting some of its downtown office space into residential units, cheered a city initiative to subsidize such conversions saying doing nothing is not an option for

London Free Press
Sifton Properties, now looking at converting some of its downtown office space into residential units, is cheering a proposed city initiative to subsidize such conversions, saying doing nothing is not an option for London. Read More
Josh Morgan, Sifton Properties

900 homes planned in London developer's south-end building boom

London Free Press
More homes may soon rise in south London. A lot more homes. Read More
London developments, London housing, Sifton Properties
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