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Jonathan Cooper (left), Dan Scarrow

Macdonald Realty has appointed Dan Scarrow to the position of VP corporate strategy, and Jonathan Cooper to the position of VP operations.
Scarrow joined the company in 2006 as the executive assistant to Lynn Hsu, CEO of Macdonald Realty, after two years at the Bank of Montreal as an executive assistant. Most recently, Scarrow was licensed with the Macdonald Realty Downtown office, where he achieved sales of more than $50 million in his first year and received an Award of Excellence in 2009. In his new role, he will be responsible for developing strategies for the company, including corporate and franchise expansion in B.C. and the development of company and agent programs. He will head the social media strategy for the company and act as the company’s spokesperson.

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Dorothy MasonMarkham real estate broker Dorothy Mason assumed the role of president of the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) at its annual conference on March 3.

Active in the real estate profession for 32 years, Mason is a broker with Royal LePage Your Community Realty. She is a past-president of the Toronto Real Estate Board, where she served as chair of the finance committee and buyer registry system task force and as a member of the government relations, arbitration and education committees. She has served on the OREA board since 2007 and has served as chair of OREA’s Leadership Development Committee and a member of the MLS trademark task force. Most recently, Mason served as a member of the Ontario Commercial Council and the AE advisory group.

Barbara Sukkau of St. Catharines will serve as president-elect. OREA directors- at-large are Ronald Abraham of King City; Josephine Manna of Orillia and Cassandra Agnew Walker of Richmond Hill. Greg Harris of London will serve as commercial director and Mike Carson of London will continue as the director representing the association to the Canadian Real Estate Association. Tom Lebour of the Toronto Real Estate Board will serve as substantial membership director and Pauline Aunger of Smiths Falls remains on the board as past-president.

Provincial directors representing different geographic areas are: for Eastern Ontario, Patricia Verge of Ottawa; for Central Ontario, Deborah Khoury of Whitby and Maureen O’Neill of Toronto; for Northern Ontario, Richard Leroux of Timmins; for Western Ontario, Phil Dorner of Belle River; for Northeastern Ontario, Mike Douglas of Barrie; and representing Southern Ontario, Mike Cusano of Stoney Creek.

Source: REM

Last Updated ( Friday, 14 May 2010 21:22 )

 

The development industry says new home sales in the GTA are at their highest level in more than two years.

The Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) said Friday that there were 4,150 sales in October, the best results since July 2007.

Sales of homes, primarily in the 905 area, "were up an astounding 173 per cent," it said Friday.

Last Updated ( Friday, 14 May 2010 21:23 )

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The real estate market didn't fall as hard or as fast in Canada as it did in the U.S., but some spots did suffer steep losses and a recovery will be slow as investors worry about another potential economic dip, a new report suggests.

Total losses in value across Canada will average between 10 to 20 per cent compared to the highs of two years ago, according to the study by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 November 2009 04:56 )

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The Canadian housing market's surprising turnaround is spreading to new home construction as developers scramble to respond to a supply shortage that has sent pricing soaring for existing homes.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 15 November 2009 01:22 )

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