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200714 Development AGDThe Corporation of the Town of Tillsonburg Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting July 14, 2020 7:30 a.m. Electronic Meeting AGENDA 1.Roll Call 2.Call to Order 3.Adoption of Agenda Proposed Resolution #1 Moved by: Seconded by: THAT the Agenda as prepared for the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting of July 14, 2020, be adopted. 4.Adoption of Previous Minutes Proposed Resolution #2 Moved by: Seconded by: THAT the Minutes as prepared for the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting of June 9, 2020, be adopted. 5.Disclosures of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof 6.General Business & Reports 6.1 Monthly Projects Update 6.2 Industrial Park Development Offers Discussion 6.3 Tillsonburg Hydro Inc. 6.3.1 Hydro Subcommittee Update – Presentation to THI Board on May 26 6.4 Town Hall Task Force 6.5 Physician Recruitment & Retention Committee 6.6 Community Strategic Plan 7.Community Organization Updates 7.1 Downtown Business Improvement Association 7.2 Tillsonburg District Chamber of Commerce 7.3 Tillsonburg District Real Estate Board 7.3.1 July 2020 Commercial Listings 7.3.2 MLSP Activity Report June 2020 8.Round Table 9.Next Meeting 10. Adjournment Proposed Resolution #3 Moved by: Seconded by: THAT the July 14, 2020 Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting be adjourned at _____ a.m. The Corporation of the Town of Tillsonburg Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting June 9, 2020 7:30 a.m. Electronic Meeting MINUTES Present: Jesse Goossens, Andrew Burns, Collette Takacs, Lisa Gilvesy, Randy Thornton, Jeff VanRybroeck, Councillor Deb Gilvesy, Cedric Tomico, Steve Spanjers, Mayor Molnar, Suzanne Renken Regrets: Lindsay Morgan-Jacko and Kirby Heckford Staff: Kyle Pratt, CAO; Cephas Panschow, Development Commissioner; Laura Pickersgill, Legislative Services Coordinator 1. Roll Call 2. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 7:34 a.m. 3. Adoption of Agenda Resolution #1 Moved by: Cedric Tomico Seconded by: Collette Takacs THAT the Agenda as prepared for the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting of June 9, 2020, be adopted. Carried 4. Adoption of Previous Minutes Resolution #2 Moved by: Lisa Gilvesy Seconded by: Andrew Burns THAT the Minutes as prepared for the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting of April 14, 2020, be adopted. Carried 5. Disclosures of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof Deb Gilvesy declared a pecuniary interest with item 6.3 due to a family member that would receive financial gain from this transaction. 6. General Business & Reports 6.1 Monthly Projects Update Cephas Panschow provided an overview of the Monthly Project Update for June 2020. The development of a vacant space marketing program will be initiated coming out of the pandemic. It was noted that advice had been received that if an industrial property is not listed through a brokerage then it may not get included in many Requests for Information handled design/build companies. A survey for both commercial realtors and construction industry representatives has been developed with review by this committee’s legal/real estate members, and will be distributed to investigate this further with the goal of ensuring the Town’s industrial land information is getting included. The Van Norman Innovation Park Environmental Compliance Application was submitted in the spring with a requested response due by mid-June. The tenders are in progress for release. Staff had met with some potential investors for the property. Staff will be aware of any opportunities that this Committee can help move this initiative forward during meetings with parties involved later this week. 6.2 Mayor’s COVID Business Recovery Working Group- Update on Actions 6.2.1 COVID-19 Business Impact Survey 2.0 Results Summary An update was provided on the great effort this working group has achieved thus far. Members reviewed the results of the survey. It was noted that this group has had input into the financial programs being developed through Community Futures Oxford such as the Oxford Economic Stimulus Fund. It was estimated that five or six Tillsonburg companies have applied for the Oxford Economic Stimulus Funding program. The Chamber hosted a webinar that featured Premier Ford and Minister Fedeli regarding discussions on reducing red tape and backlogging of issues were noted at the municipal level. It was suggested that other areas of the Corporation could review backlog and ‘red tape’ areas at a local level to help move initiatives through faster and more efficiently. It was recommended that it is important for Town staff and Council members to acknowledge receipt of a message to an inquirer to let them know their question or concern has been noted and a response will be provided in due course. Laura will circulate the document from the province regarding the re-opening into phase 2. Oxford County CAO’s have met to discuss the Oxford County Joint Service Delivery Review done in April. A report will be brought to Council on June 11 that outlines efficiencies and recommendations. It was suggested that this material won’t change the budget for 2020 but may have budget implications for 2021. Laura will circulate this report to the group. It was noted that only 8.4% of businesses indicated on the survey a re-opening without some kind of change implemented. Members were reminded that these businesses may re-open but should remain diligent on whether they can survive or not in the long-term. 6.2.2 Webinar Series Update (Getting on the Road to Recovery) The webinar series have been well attended and well received. Deb Gilvesy left the meeting at 8:06 a.m. 6.3 Future Industrial Lands Update Resolution #3 Moved by: Andrew Burns Seconded by: Randy Thornton THAT the Economic Development Advisory Committee move into Closed Session to consider: -a proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land by the Town; Carried Deb Gilvesy re-joined the meeting at 8:30 a.m. 6.4 Economic Development Strategy Update Staff proposed the question to the Committee if they felt it would be beneficial to have a shorter term solution as recovery from the pandemic included in the Economic Development Strategy Update or would it be better to focus on a long- term strategy. Members suggested that both short term recovery solutions and a long-term plan should be included in the update. It was suggested that the short term goals be focused on business retention and recovery. Laura will circulate the current Economic Development Strategy to the Committee. It was suggested that sub-committees be developed to lead various components of the public consultation, i.e. industrial land opportunities, downtown revitalization, etc. It was noted that the industrial focused group should include representation with an engineering background and that the downtown core group should include a representative from the BIA. Staff indicated that the consultation process involved with any level of this committee will be built into the consultation process of the strategy update. Staff will bring this item forward on the next agenda. There were no concerns noted with staff keeping more weight around pandemic recovery but also keeping in mind the long term goals while working through this process. 6.5 Tillsonburg Hydro Inc. 6.5.1 Hydro Subcommittee Update – Presentation to THI Board on May 26 Laura will provide this presentation to Committee members for information following the meeting. Hydro subcommittee members provided an overview of their presentation to the THI Board. It was noted that it was difficult to determine actual installation costs for all comparator municipalities in their data comparison but that the numbers for St. Thomas were factual. It was suggested that the Tillsonburg hydro figures may be represented much higher because the data includes: amortization, appreciation and interest expenses while the other data may not include such and the model of the cost split between the utility and the developer. The Subcommittee has asked THI for a response and will provide an update back to this Committee once a response is received. The subcommittee has asked for a potential meeting with the Minister of Energy. The Subcommittee also noted concerns with reports of poor communications from THI. They have requested to review their customer service model for suggestions on improvement. Discussion was held regarding a report written by interim CAO, Ron Shaw, outlining that the economic evaluation model used by THI is not mandatory by the OEB but rather is preferred. It was noted that the report dictates that if THI were to move back to a 50/50 cost split then the cost would increase to the ratepayer to upkeep the cash flow. Members were encouraged to bring any suggestions they have forward to the committee for discussion to potentially be forwarded to Town Council for discussion on overall hydro costs in Tillsonburg. This topic will be discussed further at the next meeting. The Subcommittee will attempt to validate the St Thomas numbers obtained with more details. It was suggested that multiple developments and their associated costs need to be reviewed to get an average cost since every development is a bit different. Members noted concerns with what the actual cost savings are to the ratepayer by moving to the 90/10 model. The THI AGM is typically held at the end of June. Collette left the meeting at 8:50 a.m. 6.6 Town Hall Task Force A draft report to go to Council is currently being developed. 6.7 Community Strategic Plan There is a draft RFP available for Council’s consideration and the timing of when this report will go to Council is undetermined at this time. 7. Community Organization Updates 7.1 Downtown Business Improvement Association Cedric Tomico noted that there were a few applicants in May for the Commercial Rent Relief Program offered through the BIA. Some businesses have reached out regarding the use of funds for façade requests as the funding was initially used for the façade improvement program. The planter program was launched on a smaller scale and information is to be provided to make the public aware that these planters were donated to the BIA. The Town has entered into a new Memorandum of Understanding for one year in 2020 that will include BIA assistance in the downtown core with, street cleaning, garbage removal, watering of plants and tree maintenance. The sign by-law was temporarily amended to allow businesses to post banners and advertising signs during the recovery phase of the pandemic. A report regarding pop-up patios is being discussed at the June 11th Council meeting. 7.2 Tillsonburg District Chamber of Commerce There will be a board meeting held on June 10th. A date has not been rescheduled for the Awards of Excellence at this time. The TDCC open golf tournament was scheduled for June but will have to be amended. Staff are in contact with the Bridges Golf Course to discuss alternative options. The TDCC has been an advocate regarding improvements to the CECRA program. Area chambers have been working together to reduce red tape to allow businesses to get extended patio liquor licenses this year. The Chamber is planning to apply for the $25,000 Oxford Economic Stimulus Fund. 7.3 Tillsonburg District Real Estate Board 7.3.1 April 2020 It was noted that the real estate industry is doing well despite the poor projections from the CMHC. 8. Round Table There has been a temporary ban put on commercial rent evictions. The Former TRW property (101 Spruce Street) has now been sold to a cannabis manufacturer. 9. Next Meeting Tuesday, July 14 at 7:30 a.m. 10. Adjournment Resolution #3 Moved by: Deb Gilvesy Seconded by: Randy Thornton THAT the June 9, 2020 Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting be adjourned at 9:37 a.m. Carried Monthly Project Update – (July 2020) Prepared for the Economic Development Advisory Committee Project Name/Reference Status Downtown Business Development Staff preparing a marketing profile based on data from the retail study to support retail recruitment efforts. Development of a vacant space marketing program initiated. Economic Development Strategy Update Finalizing economic base analysis. Developing schedule for start of public consultation in July/August with draft strategy available in early Fall. Future Industrial Growth Consider listing the properties on MLS and/or using the Town’s online tendering software. Draft survey for input from realtors and construction industry professionals was released on June 26 with a response deadline of July 10. High Tech Manufacturing Sub- cluster Action Plan Delayed due to pandemic. Hydro Subcommittee Delegation at the May 26, 2020 board meeting. Formal response from THI is being prepared. Pandemic Recovery Town/BIA Pop-up Patio program receiving positive feedback. 3rd Getting on the Road to Recovery Webinar held on June 25. Ontario Digital Main Street program is being refunded to help businesses enhance their digital presence/e-commerce. Multiple local applications from non- profits to the Oxford Economic Stimulus Program. Post-Secondary Education Enhancements Program delayed due to labour unrest then pandemic. Town Hall Project Delayed due to pandemic. Report from CAO is in progress. Van Norman Innovation Park Environmental Compliance Applications submitted February 20 (MOECP) and March 2 (County). MOECP approval received on July 8. Still awaiting County approval. Earthworks tender released on July 8. Rezoning for south lands submitted. Electrical grid design underway. Servicing tender anticipated to be released by August 1. Wayfinding Signage Update Delayed due to pandemic. C ross P rope rty Thumbnail 10 BROCK STREET E, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 1Z 5 MLS®#:263287 Price:$324,900.00 DOM:35 Status:Active Sqft Total:0 Year Built:List Date:03-Jun-2020 Lot Size: Under .5 Acre Lot Front:67 Acres: Recreational:Waterfront:No No Building Type:Retail Subdistrict:SE Access: Municipal road, Paved Road Owner retiring! Building for sale in Do wntown Tillsonburg lo cated right o ff the main street. Great expo sure both fo ot and vehicle traffic. The building has been operating in Tillsonburg for 35 years as a fabulous family restaurant! Can be purchased with operating restaurant, see MLS® 263241 MORGAN REALTY INC. BROKERAGE BARBARA MORGAN, Broker of Record (519) 688-8131 All d a ta is subje ct to E rro rs, Omissio ns o r Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d . 07/08 /20 20 04:47:52 PM 10 BROCK STREET E, Tillso nburg, ON N4G 1Z5 MLS®#:263241 Price:$99,900.00 DOM:35 Status:Active Sqft Total:0 Year Built:List Date:03-Jun-2020 Lot Size: U nder .5 Acre Lot Front:67 Acres: Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Hospitality Subdistrict:SE Access: Municipal road, Paved Ro ad Thriving business in downtown Tillsonburg. This business has been operating for the past 35 years in the same location and enjoys a very lo yal clientele. Included in the sale price are the seating, restaurant equipment and the inventory will be assessed and charged on clo sing. If interested the prospective Buyes can negotiate lease terms with the owners. Dishwasher and water softener are rentals. Financials are available with signed no disclo sure. No showings during business hours (after COVID) Building also listed for sale, see MLS® 263287 MORGAN REALTY INC. BROKERAGE BARBARA MORGAN, Broker of Record (519) 688-8131 All da ta is sub je ct to E rro rs, O missio ns or Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d. 07/08/2 020 04:47:52 PM 85 BROADWAY STREET, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 3P5 MLS®#:243295 Price:$59,900.00 DOM:154 Status:Active Sqft Total:0 Year Built:List Date:05-Feb-2020 Lot Size: No t Applicable Lot Front:0 Acres: Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Retail Subdistrict:SW ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Premium, high-visibility locatio n in the heart o f downto wn Tillso nburg. Located in fully restored, turn of the century building with soaring ceilings and exposed brick. Nestled among stylish boutiques and restaurants. Fun, diversified turn-key o peration has no competitors in the region. Key pro duct lines include Canada Billiards and Winmau. Exceptional gro wth potential to expand. Ideal for the motivated entrepreneur who is young at heart. Owners are retiring from lo ng-term 20 + year family-run business with exemplary reputation within the region. They will assist you in the transitio n and possible financing to the right buyer! RE/MAX TWIN CITY REALTY INC., BROKERAGE DAVID SCHOOLEY, . 519-577-1212 All d a ta is subje ct to E rro rs, Omissio ns o r Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d . 07/08 /20 20 04:47:52 PM 86 BROADWAY STREET, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 3P6 MLS®#:257440 Price:$4,000.00 DOM:58 Status:Active Sqft Total:3,000 Year Built:List Date:11-May-2020 Lot Size: U nder .5 Acre Lot Front:36 Acres: Recreational:Waterfront:No No Building Type:Mixed Subdistrict:NE Access: Municipal road Amazing 3,000 sq ft space lo cated in downtown Tillso nburg with excellent main street expo sure. Exterio r facade recently updated maintaining the character and charm of this beautiful brick building. One entrance with two separate spaces, easily converted back to one entire space. Two washroo ms, sto rage room, two boardroo ms, and a lunchroom area. There is also rear access that backs onto a public parking lot. Lease term and possession are flexible. Plenty of business uses allowed with the Commerical zoning. Currently used as a professional o ffice space. CENTURY 21 HERITAGE HOUSE LTD, BROKERAGE CHRIS DECLARK, Sales Representative (519) 983-7000 All da ta is sub je ct to E rro rs, O missio ns or Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d. 07/08/2 020 04:47:52 PM 55 BROCK STREET E, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 1Z 7 MLS®#:267659 Price:$2,500.00 DOM:16 Status:Active Sqft Total:3,800 Year Built:List Date:22-Jun-2020 Lot Size: Under .5 Acre Lot Front:70 Acres: Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Office(s) Subdistrict:SE Access: Paved Ro ad, Year Round Prime Co mmercial Space in Tillsonburg, just under 4000 sq ft across fro m the post o ffice. Main floor and lower level. Professio nal space all recently updated, new windows and insulation. Several offices, Lunch roo m, Board ro om, open training area, 3 washroo ms, front and rear entry. Near to all amenities downto wn. Lots o f parking available. Convenient location for your office or business. Monthly Price $2,500. plus triple net. Available immediately. ROYAL LEPAGE R.E.WOOD REALTY, BROKERAGE ROB KOPPERT, Broker of Reco rd (519) 532-4355 All d a ta is subje ct to E rro rs, Omissio ns o r Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d . 07/08 /20 20 04:47:52 PM 69 BROADWAY STREET, Tillsonburg, ON N4G3P4 MLS®#:241780 Price:$1,500.00 DOM:163 Status:Active Sqft Total:1,100 Year Built:1950 List Date:27-Jan-2020 Lot Size: Under .5 Acre Lot Front:20 Acres: Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Retail Subdistrict:SW Access: Municipal road, Paved Ro ad, Year Round Plenty of space and great blank canvas o pportunity to be downtown at highly visible lo catio n. Central commercial zo ning allo ws for many potential uses. Gross/All inclusive lease and term are entirely flexible and ideal for any startup. Ideal office, retail, shop, etc. Call today fo r your private showing. CENTURY 21 HERITAGE HOUSE LTD, BROKERAGE LANCE MACKENZIE, Sales Representative (226) 378-0345 All da ta is sub je ct to E rro rs, O missio ns or Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d. 07/08/2 020 04:47:52 PM 8 WASHINGTON GRAND AVENUE, Tillso nburg, ON N4G 1Y5 MLS®#:248029 Price:$650.00 DOM:111 Status:Active Year Built:List Date:19-Mar-2020 Lot Size: Under .5 Acre Lot Front:0 Acres: Recreational:Waterfront:No No Building Type:Mixed Subdistrict:SW Access: Municipal road, Paved Road, Year Round PRIME LOCATION in downtown Tillsonburg! Current Business has enjoyed for three decades, and this space is now available to ensure your business thrives, to o. Approximately 650 sq. ft. of usable space is strategically positio ned; close to all amenities including gro cery, shopping, banking, medical, restaurants, library and many more. The zo ning is CC Commercial with many uses permitted. Plenty of additional sto rage in the lower level to better organize yo ur space and manage inventory. Ample street parking, as well as a high visibility signage opportunity o n the so uth side of the building. Call now for more details o r to view this gorgeous space! ROYAL LEPAGE R.E.WOOD REALTY, BROKERAGE DAVID BENNETT, Broker (519) 550-6642 All d a ta is subje ct to E rro rs, Omissio ns o r Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d . 07/08 /20 20 04:47:52 PM 239 BROADWAY STREET, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 3R2 MLS®#:268872 Price:$30.00 DOM:12 Status:Active Sqft Total:6,955 Year Built:List Date:26-Jun-2020 Lot Size: U nder .5 Acre Lot Front:67 Acres:0.16 Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Mixed Subdistrict:SW Access: Year Round This build-to-suit opportunity is located in a very high traffic area! Situated on the corner of Broadway St. and Bridge St. - have your new and improved lo catio n designed to suit your exacting wants and needs. Site is surrounded by many national chains including, but no t limited to: Metro, Pita Pit, Canadian Tire, Medpoint Healthcare, Walmart, Kelsey's Restaurant, LCBO. Site is zoned CC (Central Commercial) which provides fo r a number of retail and co mmercial allo wances. The landlord is willing to build to a maximum fo otprint o f approx. 6955 sq. ft. on the site. - all subject to municipal co nfo rmity and to wn by-law allo wances. ROYAL LEPAGE R.E.WOOD REALTY, BROKERAGE DAVID BENNETT, Broker (519) 550-6642 All da ta is sub je ct to E rro rs, O missio ns or Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d. 07/08/2 020 04:47:52 PM 230 LISGAR AVENUE, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 4L4 MLS®#:248095 Price:$13.00 DOM:126 Status:Active Sqft Total:3,837 Year Built:1975 List Date:04-Mar-2020 Lot Size: Not Applicable Lot Front:0 Acres: Recreational:Waterfront:No No Building Type:Mixed, Retail Subdistrict:NE Totally renovated Lisgar Heights Plaza is filling up fast! Great retail or professional business office in premium locatio n in the hub of Tillsonburg. Spo rts and main recreatio n centre is directly across the road and high populatio n density all along Lisgar Ave. Zoning is SC-E which allows retail, o ffice, medical o r personal services. Units available from 1,000 square feet to 1,570 square feet. Do n't hesitate to make this your new professio nal business address! ROYAL LEPAGE R.E.WOOD REALTY, BROKERAGE DANE WILLSON, Broker (519) 777-2738 All d a ta is subje ct to E rro rs, Omissio ns o r Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d . 07/08 /20 20 04:47:52 PM 14 GLENDALE DRIVE, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 1J2 MLS®#:244732 Price:$445,000.00 DOM:145 Status:Co nditional Sqft Total:1 Year Built:List Date:14-Feb-2020 Lot Size: 0.5-0.99 Acres Lot Front:126 Acres:0.70 Recreational:No Waterfront:No No Building Type:Institutional Subdistrict:NW Access: Municipal road, Paved Ro ad Beautiful red brick church on a large lot in the heart of Tillsonburg. Enter into this solid one sto rey brick building & be greeted by a huge fo yer/vestibule. The main building o ffers a massive o pen concept worship/meeting roo m, stained glass windo ws, high cathedral ceiling with hardwo od floors/benches and seating fo r 200+. Private office. A full lo wer level service kitchen & meeting roo m/auditorium. Multi stall his & hers washrooms alo ng with storage areas. This building was constructed in 1955 & has been beautifully maintained & cared for. Large o n-site fenced parking area with rear sto rage shed. Minor Institutio nal Zone (IN1) allo ws for many attractive do wntown uses (IE: Daycare, scho ol, residence or home o ccupation). Call for full list. This property has Two(2) New furnaces and Central Air Conditio ning. Newer 50 year ro of. Pro perty is currently rented month to mo nth. Sign on front yard included. This building and pro perty has been superbly maintained by present congregation/o wner. COLDWELL BANKER - G.R.PARET REALTY LIMITED, BROKERAGE GARY PARET, Bro ker o f Record (519) 983-6357 All da ta is sub je ct to E rro rs, O missio ns or Re v isio ns a nd is no t w a rra nte d. 07/08/2 020 04:47:52 PM TILLSONBURG DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD YEAR TO DATE MONTHLY 2020 2019 % Difference 2020 2019 % Difference $ value of Total Units Sold $161,395,811 $174,045,053 -7.27%$42,810,144 $29,685,682 44.21% $ value of Residential Units Sold $141,818,411 $140,526,361 0.92%$40,340,144 $26,040,640 54.91% $ value of Other Units Sold $19,577,400 $33,518,692 $2,470,000 $3,645,042 Total # of Units Sold 360 418 -13.88%86 80 7.50% # of Residential Units Sold 323 355 -9.01%82 71 15.49% # of Other Units Sold 37 63 4 9 Total # of New Listings 518 590 -12.20%118 87 35.63% Total # of New Residential Listings 438 488 -10.25%104 80 30.00% Total # of Other New Listings 81 102 15 7 Total # Currently on Market See Monthly Numbers 201 # of Residential Currently on Market See Monthly Numbers 140 # of Other Listings Currently on Mkt See Monthly Numbers 61 Accum.Accum.Month Reporting Month Reporting SALES BY CATEGORY 2020 TTL 2019 TTL 2020 2019 AVERAGE RESIDENTIAL SALE PRICE $0 - $159,999 14 33 0 7 $160,000 - $179,999 7 4 1 1 2020 2019 % Difference $180,000 - $199,999 3 5 1 2 MONTH $491,953 $366,770 34.13% $200,000 - $499,999 228 291 50 61 YTD $439,066 $395,849 10.92% $500,000 - $599,999 46 35 12 4 $600,000 - $799,999 43 26 15 2 Over - $800,000 19 24 7 3 MLS® ACTIVITY FOR THE MONTH ENDING JUNE, 2020 Bayham Munic, Norfolk County, Norwich Twp, South-West Oxford Twp, Tillsonburg YTD Totals - New Listings are run monthly as a ytd total & may not match the month to month accumulative total due to deleted listing(s) The information only represents MLS® listings sold and reported through the Ontario Collective®. The information has been drawn from sources deemed to be reliable, but the accuracy and completeness of the information is not guaranteed. In providing this information, the Tillsonburg District Real Estate Board does not assume any responsibility or liability.