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It’s official – the British love Canada. More and more of us are holidaying there and more and more of us are making the decision to build a new life in this stunning and diverse land. Faced with housing shortages, spiralling property prices and the chaos of modern UK living, the British are swapping island living for the second largest country in the world, pushing up land prices in tow and creating a brand new investment opportunity. Continue reading ‘Canadian Land Catches On’

The Canadian property market has been experiencing a significant boom in terms of growth and activity recently as increasing numbers of people discover the beauty, diversity and immigrant friendly nature of this particular North American country - it’s fair to say that Canada currently offers a lot of potential for property investors.

Continue reading ‘A Guide to Investment Property Canada’

Ski resorts in the Canadian Rockies are experiencing record snow levels.

Sunshine Village has received a dump of 50cm over the last eight days, Norquay 26cm in the last week and Lake Louise Mountain Resort has been blanketed in 35cm.

At Marmot Basin, 42cm of snow has fallen over the last week and more is forecast.

But although snow conditions are excellent, temperatures are around minus 20.

Meanwhile, Europe has not seen major snow fall since the first week of January.

“It has been a bit warm, producing spring conditions,” said Al Morgan from the Ski Club of Great Britain.

“Scandinavia had snow at the weekend so it’s nice and fresh, and more snow is likely this week, but elsewhere the low altitude resorts are suffering from the warmer weather and are getting patchy, so it’s best to head up high.”

He said temperatures in Europe were set to drop towards the end of the week and snow is forecast over the weekend, or early next week. 

Source: Travelmole

Looking for a Canadian Ski Property?

The Mont-Tremblant alpine resort sits the heart of The Laurentians, a mountain range located some 90 minutes from Montréal in the Canadian Province of Québec.  At cost of over $1.5 billion, Intrawest, whose reputation as developer of world class playground destination resorts sculpted The Trembling Mountain resort into some of the most incredible natural terrain in Canada to offer a touch of Europe and making it the #1 Ski Resort in Eastern North America as voted for the ninth consecutive year by readers of Ski magazine.

Chateau Beauvallon enjoys a special place in Mont-Tremblant history as an important landmark in the region, throughout the 1950s, it became renewed as the best late-night watering hole where the upper crust of American and European society came together.

In the shadow of the mighty peak of Mont Tremblant, Chateau Beauvallon has it all; lake, mountainside and golf with an enviable location overlooking Lac Ouimet, nestled among pine forests between the 8th and 11th hole of ‘Le Diable’ championship golf course, whilst being just steps away from the excitement and activity of the colourful “pedestrian village” of Tremblant. Continue reading ‘Chateau Beauvallon small luxury hotel investment in Mont Tremblant’

Firstly lets look at the awards that this development has won so far:

Winner of the 2005 Homes Overseas Gold Award for “Best Golf Development”
“Most adventurous destination in the world” by Homes Overseas in 2004
Bentley International Property Awards for Best Winter Sports Development
Best Canadian Property and Best Property Advertisement in 2004
Best Canadian Resort and Best International Resort Awards in 2003
Best Canadian Resort Award in 2002.

The prospects for 2006 look equally impressive; the resort has been short-listed for the following homes overseas awards:

Best Golf development 2006
Best Luxury development 2006
Best use of marketing 2006
Best ski development 2006

What do all these awards mean? I am going to write a post about property awards in the future, so watch this space…

So what is all the fuss about? Continue reading ‘Award winning off plan properties in Humber Valley Resort Canada’