Posted Jul 9, 2017, 7:27 AM
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Location: Timmins, Northern Ontario
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I haven't participated much in this thread...
I've noticed that the places that grow rapidly are usually served by a freeway. Anything along the outskirts (both inside and outside) of the GTA has the potential for rapid growth.
I did not realize that Clarington now has a population of over 92,000 (it contains Courtice, Bowmanville and Newcastle)
I can see places in extreme SW Ontario such as Amherstburg and Leamington becoming popular with retirees and growing rapidly due to climate, cheaper housing prices and not having to leave the province for Ontarians.
Port Hope and Cobourg are just outside the traditional GTA so they may become popular just for that reason and they are both along the 401.
Anywhere between Hwys 401 and 404 has the potential for rapid growth and especially if the Bradford bypass is built.
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