Muskoka has a proud history of playing host to a variety of triathlon events. Our region once hosted the ITU World Triathlon Championship and is frequently recognized as one of the best locations for triathlons. I’m excited to share with you the news that a full-distance Ironman race is set to happen in Muskoka on August 30, 2015. Athletes are also sure to appreciate the opportunity to train ...

It hasn’t been an easy time for everyone since the global economic slowdown struck in 2008. However, it looks like many of us are moving past that, if the growth in sales of cottages and recreational homes is anything to go by. In fact, the Canadian housing market has continued to grow, with the housing boom becoming particularly evident in major cities such as Toronto, which translates into ...

The secret to making your property as valuable as possible – barring considerations such as location, maintenance and style – is enhancing the functionality of its amenities. Here’s a roundup of some of the best upgrades you can make to help increase your cottage’s resale value. Work on the kitchen and toilets Cottage living revolves around family dinners and enjoying the company of your lo ...

The recreational resale market started relatively slowly in the spring of 2014. Although weather conditions were not as extreme this year as last, they were severe enough that they negatively impacted the early market. However as the year progressed the number of available properties for sale increased and with an increase in inventory, sales also increased. By the end of October, sales of re ...

The holidays are upon us! Here are just some of the exciting events happening in Muskoka this November and December – discover the community driven events that are in store for you this month. Did I mention that Muskoka will be filled with amazing festive parades? Check them out!   Port Carling Santa Claus Parade When: November 22, 2014, 6:30 -8:30 PM at Port Carling This night time para ...

By Carolyn Ireland The Globe and Mail Full Article Published Thursday, Feb. 02, 2012 9:35AM EST A few days ago, Paul Crammond of sent a missive from cottage country: A remarkably-large piece of land near Huntsville, Ont. had sold for $5.4-million. “I’m pleased, of course, as it indicates that our market is attractive even in these uncertain times, says Mr. Crammond.” I happened to call t ...