Metroview Developments Inc. is a vibrant real estate development company born of a unique vision that spans a 30-year passion for putting customers first.
Are you a first-time condo buyer? Congratulations!
You’ve probably been dreaming about owning your first place for a while now, and there are a million things you’ll want to get. We’ve created a checklist to help you get started. https://t.co/JGiFqSo0SV
Living on #YongeStreet means having the world literally at your doorstep. Begin your day with a steamy latte, then head out on a hunt for that one-of-a-kind possession from exquisite antiques, or take a step back in time at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre.
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Location is everything and when a location is as iconic as Yonge Street, it’s more than a street, it’s a way of living. Rich and vibrant with a cosmopolitan vibe, this is 24/7 living at its finest – connected to the core of where everything happens!
We're committed to creating homes in the heart of transit and culture hubs in the GTA, primarily high-rise architecture with an important connection to Yonge Street.
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Craving a natural retreat? Take a stroll in Oak Ridges Moraine park with 160 kilometers of path stretching along the Niagara Escarpment and Trent River. Wander through rolling hills, meadows, and river valleys with a good chance to spot rare and protected animal species.
Spring is finally here, and with it comes your opportunity to flaunt that green thumb of yours. 🌱
Balcony gardens have become a hot trend and it’s no surprise you’ll see them popping up more often.
Learn how you can get your balcony in bloom at https://t.co/hkyvtAeLWe
Although park amenities are currently closed, trails are open for walkthrough access. Get some exercise and fresh air and stroll through one of these beautiful trails:
- Oak Ridges Trail
- Saigeon Trail
- South Richvale Greenway Walk
- Beaufort Trail
- Elgin Mills Greenway
The flowers at #MillPondPark are a sight to behold during #spring and summer. Although Mill Pond Park is open, we recommend waiting a few more weeks before visiting. Plus, more flowers will be in bloom, making it even sweeter
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Break a sweat from the comfort of home with OrangetheoryAtHome, a daily virtual workout brought to you online by one of Richmond Hill's most popular gyms, @orangetheory.
Visit https://t.co/pDQDbU1Rak to start your workout now!
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From Olympic medalists and political powerhouses to on-screen celebrities and literary legends, Richmond Hill has been home to many famous Canadian faces over the years.
Visit https://t.co/vWkG7suvLt to learn more about some of the region’s famed residents and hometown heroes.
In 1920, the village of Richmond Hill adopted the motto "en la rose, je fleuis", the motto of the Duke of Richmond for whom the City was named after. Today, a more recent motto , "A little north, a little nicer", speaks to the quieter lifestyle enjoyed here.
We invited @Sumartist to #Metroview’s head office to create a second inspiring art piece. The ‘Overhead Dreams’ mural pays tribute to the vibrancy of #YongeStreet and provides a bird’s-eye view of the Yonge Street of today – and that of tomorrow.
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Just because you can't go to the studio doesn't mean you can't get your Zen on. @Yoga_Tree is one of Richmond Hill's most popular yoga studios, and while their doors are closed, they're offering free morning and evening classes on Instagram Live.
Easily get to the core of the city from Yonge Street in Richmond HiIl. Whether you choose to drive, take the subway or bus it, you can be downtown in less than an hour.
Our mission is to be the most influential developer, delivering quality developments throughout the GTA. We aim to improve the quality of life in communities by offering properties in transit hubs and developing them into sustainable, livable, and vibrant mixed-use communities.
En la rose, je fleuis (French for "like the rose, I flourish"). Did you know in the early twentieth century, several large greenhouses were built in Richmond Hill, with rose-growing turning the city into the “rose capital” of Canada?