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My first house. I bought that in 1997 for $57 000 and spent 15 years doing all that work on it myself. Looks great still

I just bought a house here in Brantford and after watching this I must say I'm very excited for the future. I invested in a duplex and now starting to think I won't stop there! Also relocated my web design business. I have high hopes for this city, thanks for the insights your video was very informative and I love the production value you put in . Awesome stuff!

I live just over the Grand… Excited for the Disc Golf Course!

3:00 YES!!! Disc Golf Course! So stoked! Thanks Jeff!

Nah, don't believe the hype. Decades of well meaning development "improvements" to downtown Brantford and it's as gross and skanky as it's ever been. Stop trying to make Brantford happen.

West Brant is already a traffic nightmare & this project will spill over to make it even worse! City needs to divert traffic to take the pressure off of Colborne St.west. Extend the BSAR perhaps? This project is going to jam too much into a relatively small area imo

Great news!!

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Thank you Jeff, for always giving information on buying and selling.

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We are currently facing a huge increase of drugs addicted, walking on the streets like a zombies! How about to fix social problems first? The city allowed a bunch of marijuana stores everywhere and nobody cares? The city already has over 400 homelessness!

Interesting to think pickle ball is that big, but when you are not involved in a sport you just don’t see the interest. I’m wondering if/when Brantford will build an indoor training facility for summer sports baseball and soccer specifically similar (but better) then we lost a couple years back on Elgin. Our city does not compete well at developing its minor baseball, I’m sure similar results in soccer.

With all the money the city of brantford is spending, . They can't put an indoor and outdoor pool for summertime. And can't even make it accessible for those who have disabilities. To me it sounds like Mohawk park, but just upto date

There are plenty of homes in this area where people rent and live most of these people that live here Don’t have anywhere else to go and let me guess all the buildings that you be building there are high and luxury apartments etc. Let me guess you suckle the Tete of city Council and their world economic form agenda to build Brantford into a 15 minute City. This is nothing but corporate greed.

I was wondering where the Pusey/ grand woodland places. From North park to west street and Fairview to the highway. What is the desirability of that area. I just moved in last July and everyone had told me it’s one of the best areas. I didn’t see it on your list.

We can not afford it they can take a bus to the Wayne Gretzky Center in the north End. Not paying anymore frigging taxes. We paid $90 million for Wayne Gretzky Center provide buses and bus them to it.

So it will be another bigger version of Mohawk park

Do they have plan for go train and highway near west brant

Damn low key sounds fun

beautiful listing!

This fucking sucks. I wanna leave. There’s cyotes in those forests man, endangered foxes too. This city ass. Fix the crack head issue before they’re scratching they’re asses on your artificial terf😂

Can you tell if there are any plans with the Building that is located at 40 Queen Street in the heart of downtown Brantford ???

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They destroyed down town when they built the Eaton building now it sit empty

Indigenous people have been advocating for the health of the land since settler colonialization, so why is it that I don’t see any added benefits besides more micro plastics in our water, further poisoning or fish and their ecosystems. More farm runoff into our waters, more air pollution and light and noise pollution.

My only concern is parking accommodations downtown. Considering there is commercial space added and it is close to the campus buildings and grocery (presuming there is one there after the development), I could envision managing to live there without a car as a student if all I were doing was attending classes. However, if I have to get anywhere else in town to work then I need a car and the ratio of units to spaces doesn't add up, especially with commercial businesses located there which means customers will be occupying many spaces coming and going. That said, I'm no expert on city planning or stats on how many people tend to own cars in the these sort of units, so maybe it is enough. In any case, I call it an improvement.

Looks like a great project but where is Brantford getting the funding?

I would love to see yoga classes at the community centre. I was also hoping for a pool.

Hey Jeff, What a great overview of this very exciting project. You sure have come a long way from when I knew you as a small fry in the Cedarland area. Take care, Eric

Movati crunch world fitness are all garabage

Let the city of brantford know we need a GoodLife fitness not more zombie sports complexes

live right behind this project. Haven't seen anything starting. When?

Do the math . Not nearly enough parking for tenants never mind workers and shoppers, No one will shop with the poor access. Traffic will be a nightmare with this plus the additional apartments going up around it. Downtown remains as ungly and unwelcoming as ever. The city planners/ councilors shoul win an award for the worst planned city ever. All shopping in the north end and thousand of housing units planned for Erie and Market, No shopping in West Brant. I will shop in Hamilton once this starts. There is a Fresh Co and many malls. plazas with accessible parking lots.

what about the ODSP's....will they get a free home ....lol

Protecting music venues is an absolute must. Club NV was already torn down years ago and nothing has been built there yet. Music functions as a platform for people of Brantford to both have a voice, a source of entertainment, and it provides attention and tourism to neighbouring cities. Brantford didn’t ask to get ran down, so while this revitalization happens, I hope people recognize the value of protecting pieces of history and culture. The beating heart of Brantford will always be the working class, no matter how many wealthy homes are built, businesses that can provide good jobs that can sustain incomes for these future homes as well as a form of culture or reason to live in Brantford has to be recognized. No one likes it the way it is, it’s just better than a bunch of soulless glass, steel and concrete. Brantford doesn’t even have flowers in their flower gardens anymore, just consider these things before all you have of historic Brantford buildings are photos and memories.

Looking forward to the new school, sports complex and community center! Is this right off shellard and Anderson?

We need new park mall😭😭

These markets are ridiculous! That's a 60 - 80k property at best! All these fake numbers really make everything more difficult!

For a market to sustain high property prices, it requires a solid foundation of employment opportunities and industries. Most of the areas lack a significant number of high-paying jobs. During the pandemic, people were swept up in the hype and purchased homes at inflated prices. Now, the property prices are gradually adjusting to reflect the actual economic conditions of the area. And now add higher interest rates, increased supply, recent policy changes such as cracking down diploma mills and reducing the number of international students, banning Airbnb, and increasing capital gains tax, war in Ukraine and Middle East on top of the pandemic era inflated home prices.

Fuck this gay earth

great info jeff.

Great job Jeff!

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Great video for my livable communities unit in my geo class.

So much homelessness. Even at the Main Library, it’s getting so bad.

nice video

live right next to it, pickle is a total waist of space, cricket eh ya that's a Canadian past time for sure....those won't even bring big $$$ as both customer profile are cheap. should of build a dome. Money all year..... don't forget a bridge to help with the crazy traffic just to get to west brant. can't wait for years off dust coming again. actually kids have 2 yers left in high school time to leave this place now that iam thinking about it

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