Alpha Construction has a strong reputation among customers and subs.
By Alan Dorich, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Publishing
After only 16 years, Alpha Construction has established itself as a contractor that loyal clients turn to time and time again. “Ninety percent of our work is repeat business or business that came with specific recommendation,” President and CEO Brad Grose says. “We have some very fantastic clients that we’ve done a lot of repeat business with.”
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Amsted ensures each of its renovation projects exceed its clients’ expectations.
By Janice Hoppe-Spiers, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Publishing
As the housing stock in Ontario ages and fewer properties are available close to the city, more homeowners are choosing to stay put and renovate their homes. Although some may consider the renovation process less than desirable to endure, Amsted has built a solid reputation over the past 30 years for superior quality at a great value.
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With the River Landing development, UrbanX Group is bringing retail to an area of Miami that has great demand.
By Staci Davidson, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Publishing
During the Great Recession, so many contractors and developers had to shut down, reorganize or figure out what else they could do. The market could not support everyone the way it was operating previously, and many companies struggled. This is not really news, but it is great to report on companies that were able to come out the other side of the recession and not only find success, but excel on an entirely new level. UrbanX Group is one of these.
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Live Oak Contracting has become the fastest-growing company in the construction industry as it continues to build multifamily complexes along the East Coast.
By Janice Hoppe-Spiers, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Publishing
Live Oak Contracting is a full-service general contracting firm that specializes in multifamily and commercial construction along the East Coast. The company prides itself on an extensive portfolio of more than $200 million worth of projects that span nine states and are backed by its team’s more than 50 years of construction experience.
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Bozzuto is building luxury living in The Village at Valley Forge development.
By Alan Dorich
With four distinct, but united, divisions – development, management, homes and construction – Bozzuto is not only in the business of building properties, but also relationships with people, including subcontractors and clients.
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StreetSide remains one of Winnipeg’s largest multifamily developers.
By Jim Harris, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media
StreetSide Developments Winnipeg continues to build on its parent company Qualico’s long legacy of delivering quality homes. “We strive to develop condos that suit any lifestyle,” Vice President Brian Cornelsen says. “We are committed to quality and value to our homeowners.”
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The Minto Group has earned a strong reputation in the multifamily market.
By Alan Dorich, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Publishing
For Martin Tovey, working alongside the team at The Minto Group has been a pleasure. “That’s what keeps me coming back,” he says. “I’m one of those guys who’s excited about going to work and what’s going to happen the next day.”
Tovey is the vice president of acquisitions for the Ottawa, Ontario-based company, which started operations in 1955 when four brothers built and sold their first home. “From there, we went to building in Florida, Toronto and now in Calgary,” he says.
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Baydo Development is eyeing mid- to high-rise projects and expanding into Toronto and Vancouver.
By Kat Zeman
As a part of its shift towards mid- to high-rise projects, Baydo Development plans on expanding into Toronto and Vancouver.
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based land and real estate developer, which started out building townhomes and for-sale products, specializes in building purpose-built rental apartments and commercial and light industrial developments. But the company is shifting into a taller market.
“Our vision is taller and bigger,” says Chris Luczka, vice president of finance. “We’re shifting into taller buildings. That’s one of the reasons we have to look at expanding into Toronto and Vancouver. We’re moving into Toronto this fall and we’re in negotiations on land in Vancouver.”
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