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New Homes Condos is showcasing the latest in new project developments and sustainable technologies.

10/23/2026

Tyvek wrap is breathable: it blocks rain and outside air, but its microscopic pores allow moisture vapour inside the wall to escape. That helps the wall dry out and protects the home from trapped moisture and potential damage.

10/15/2026

Here’s a look at the infrastructure behind a new subdivision: underground hydro and data services are installed through the neighbourhood, then individual feeds are run to each lot. These connections bring reliable power, internet, and communication services directly to every new home being built.

10/02/2026

Windows are now installed and the roof has been fully shingled on this six-unit urban townhome project.

09/18/2026

The second floor is now taking shape as the wall framing, roof trusses, and roof sheathing come together. Each component is carefully installed to create the structure, strength, and outline of these future urban townhomes. With the roof system now underway, the project is reaching an exciting milestone and moving closer to becoming a finished community.

09/04/2026

The second level is now taking shape as walls and framing move upward, bringing the building closer to its final form. Each floor adds more definition to the layout and helps future residents visualize their new urban home. With the second floor underway, the project continues to move steadily toward the next stages of construction.

08/16/2026

Brick provides excellent curb appeal, long-term durability, low maintenance, and added resistance to weather, impact, and fire. The result is a classic exterior finish that enhances the home’s appearance while providing dependable protection for years to come.

08/02/2026

This townhouse exterior uses a brick-veneer system supported on a reinforced concrete brick ledge. After the weather barrier and flashing are installed, masons set the first course level, build the brick upward with mortar, and tie it back to the structure. Behind the brick, a drainage space and weep holes help manage moisture for a durable, finished exterior.

07/19/2026

Before the exterior finish goes on, vertical furring strips—also called rainscreen strapping—are installed over the weather-resistive barrier. These strips create a small ventilated cavity behind the exterior wall, giving any moisture that gets past the finish a path to drain and allowing the assembly to dry. They also provide a straight, secure fastening surface for a range of finishes, including vinyl or composite siding, wood siding, fibre-cement panels or lap siding, engineered wood, metal cladding, and certain panel-style cladding systems. The result is a cleaner installation with better airflow, moisture management, and long-term protection for the home.

07/10/2026

This is fire-rated drywall installed as part of the separation wall between townhouse units. It’s designed to help slow the spread of fire, protect adjacent living spaces, and provide an important layer of safety in attached residential construction.

06/26/2026

On a new home build, the vents and pipes you see coming through the roof are all part of the home’s mechanical, plumbing, and ventilation systems. Plumbing stacks help regulate air pressure in the drain system and vent gases safely outside, while exhaust terminations remove humid air from bathrooms, kitchens, and other interior spaces. Roof vents also play an important role in attic airflow, allowing heat and moisture to escape so the home stays healthier, more efficient, and better protected over time.

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