Laura has covered real estate in Toronto, New York City, Miami, and Los Angeles. Before coming to STOREYS as a staff writer, she worked as the Toronto Urbanized Editor for Daily Hive.
It's not often that London, Ontario is the London that's making noise on the world stage, but thanks to an innovative development planned for the city, it's now garnering international attention.It's not often that London, Ontario is the London that's making noise on the world stage, but thanks to an innovative development planned for the city, it's now garnering international attention.
For residents who don't have a car of their own, or need access to an extra, there will be an electric car-share program available onsite.Two of the four buildings are nearing completion, with some residents having already taken possession of their units.
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