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Express yourself at Xpression in Richmond Hill
Zancor Homes announces new, cosmopolitan condominium
Toronto, ON (May 29, 2012)
– Delight, awe, joy – prepare to
express them all at Xpression, the
latest condominium in Richmond
Hill from Zancor Homes. Designed for the cosmopolitan maven, Xpression Condos is unlike
anything else in the area.
“This exciting new community is
an expression of modern living,”
says Fabrizio Cortellucci, president of Zancor Homes. “From
its stellar design and amazing architecture, to its thriving location
and urban amenities, Xpression
Condos is poised to raise the bar
on condominium living in Richmond Hill.”
Designed by Quadrangle Architects, Xpression boasts the most
modern architectural design
Richmond Hill has ever seen in
a condominium residence while
interiors feature the high design
from one the country’s hottest up
and coming Interior Design firms,
Tomas Pearce.
Ideally situated with all the amenities of the city in a convenient
Richmond Hill location, Xpression will rise on the east side of
Yonge Street, just across from
Hillcrest Mall. You’ll want to discover the sparkling diversity of
local restaurants, shops and chic
fashions – that is, when you’re
not checking out the rooftop patios the swimming pool, fitness
studio and other amazing amenities.
Xpression features a modern, 15storey, two-tower design rising
from a six-storey podium. With
Richmond Hill, May 29, 2012...Expression Condos by Zancor Homes
opened to an enthusiastic crowd at its VIP event with over 200 guests in
attendance to view the dynamic presentation centre and savour the delicious hors d’oeuvres complimented with an Xpression cocktail. Seen
below at the entrance to the spectacular presentation centre are from
left: Councillor Nick Papa, John Pennachetti, project manager highrise for Zancor Homes, Fabrizio Cortellucci, president Zancor Homes,
Nick Cortellucci of Brookvalley Developments and Vito Spatafora,
Deputy Mayor/Regional and Local Councillor of Richmond HIll.
452 suites and more than 52 suite
styles, ranging from 491 to 1,174
square feet, everyone can find a
home to express their unique style
and energy.
Suites feature soaring nine, 10
and even 11-foot ceilings and
floor-to-ceiling windows. Sleek
kitchens boast custom designed
cabinetry, granite countertops, ceramic tile backsplashes and modern, stainless steel Energy Star
rated appliances – everything a
savvy urbanite desires.
In addition to premium balconies
and patios that overlook beautiful parkland and walkways,
residents can also enjoy not one,
not two, but three amazing terraces – whether it is the Swooon,
Drama or Whimsy Terrace - with
spectacular views that stretch all
the way downtown. Terraces will
feature private barbecue areas, an
outdoor fireplace, patio furniture
and lounge chairs.
To learn more about all that
modern condominium living in
Richmond Hill has to offer, visit
Xpression at www.xpressioncondos.com.
About Zancor Homes
Zancor Homes understands that a
neighborhood is only as strong as
the people who live there, and it
is their passion for a community
that makes it thrive. Zancor great
responsibility to enhance their
lowrise communities with parks,
playgrounds, natural spaces and convenience, because they believe that
how you live is as important as where
you live.
With their highrise projects, Zancor is
committed to creating a unique lifestyle with a building that offers the
finest in condominium living from
innovative amenities to exceptional
quality in every suite.
The Regional Municipality of York reminds residents to
conserve water this summer
PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENT
One inch
of water a week is all your lawn needs to keep it looking green
With the warm weather upon us,
The Regional Municipality of
York reminds residents to follow their municipality’s outdoor
water use bylaws and to conserve
water.
“Water conservation is an ongoing initiative to ensure York Region remains a community with
a healthy, self-sufficient environment,” said York Region Chairman and CEO Bill Fisch. “The
Region is always looking at ways
to protect and conserve water and
how residents can help – now and
into the future.”
One easy way to conserve water is
to avoid over-watering. A healthy
lawn doesn’t need to be watered
every day – one inch of water a
week is all it takes to keep your
lawn looking vibrant and fresh.
If you need to water, follow your
municipal bylaw. The time of
day allowed for watering differs
among the municipalities, but all
all allow even-numbered houses
to water on even-numbered days
and odd-numbered houses to water on odd-numbered days.
You can still keep your lawn and
garden looking great by following these tips:
• Water grass in the early morning
when the sun is lowest to avoid
evaporation
• Use a rain gauge to measure
rainfall and monitor watering
• Choose a sprinkler that shoots
low to the ground to avoid wind
drift
• Consider using a rain barrel as a
water source for your garden instead of tap water
“Great summer weather means a
higher demand on municipal water supplies which could affect
emergency services such as fire
fighting,” said Town of Richmond
Hill Regional Councillor Vito
Spatafora, Chair of the Region’s
Environmental Services Commit-
tee. “We want residents to enjoy
the sunshine, but to remember
that water conservation is also an
important part of summer.”
Water conservation initiatives
are run year-round through York
Region’s Water for Tomorrow
program. More tips about how to
save water both inside and outside
the home, as well as information
about local watering bylaws, can
be found on the Water for Tomorrow website at www.waterfortomorrow.ca
York Region residents wishing
to learn more about their local
bylaws are encouraged to visit
their municipality’s website and
to visit www.york.ca/water