Welcome to Issue 6 of the FLC News, MDM’s newsletter keeping you up to date with all the progress on site at the Fenelon Lakes Club as well as sharing some local community highlights and news.
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Heating Up For Summer!
Construction at our Fenelon Lakes Club community is speeding along! Over at Balsam House, exterior finishing work is well underway with the basecoat substantially applied. On the interior, finish painting has started on the 2nd floor along with final millwork and tiling installations. Exterior finishing work has also begun on Cameron house.
At the Clubtowns, curbs and sidewalks have been poured, soon to be followed by base coat asphalt. Elsewhere, full attention is being paid to interior finishes with painters, tilers and millwork installers hard at work!
Recently, a local drone photographer managed to grab some stunning shots of the community from the air. Check them out via the link below!
Concerts and More!
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Great Big Sea with Séan McCann, a founding member, as he takes you on a nostalgic journey through hilarious stories and foot-stomping favorites. Join the singalong with ‘The Shantyman’ as he sails the audience back to the green shores of Newfoundland on June 17th at the Grove Theatre.
And don’t miss the annual Moonlight Madness Event in Fenelon Falls on June 24th! Kick off summer with some family fun including a mechanical bull ride, live music, late-night shopping, and much more, all to be enjoyed while experiencing the vibrant charm of downtown Fenelon Falls.
Stable Prices and Strong Demand in the Cottage Market
As summer arrives, cottaging becomes a Canadian obsession once again. The Toronto Sun reports that while the pandemic real estate frenzy has subsided, the market for recreational properties, driven by desire and disposable income, has stabilized and even grown in regions like Kawartha Lakes.
The article goes on to point out that it is highly unlikely demand will diminish significantly unless a sudden influx of new lakes appears close to the GTA. Even if the supply of cottages increases, it is expected that the market will readily absorb them, maintaining a stable demand-supply balance.
