A New Self-Sustaining Condo for Scarborough

City Core Developments and Fortress Real Developments have broken ground on Harmony Village Sheppard, a Scarborough condo complex that’ll be protected from power failures and blackouts by an on-site co-generation system supplying most of its electricity. It’ll also be powered by geothermal technology. Suites are designed to be accessible to all, enabling seniors to age in place, and there’ll be medical offices and a pharmacy at the base. Snapped at last weekend’s event: Baker Real Estate president Barbara Lawlor; Councillor Norm Kelly; City Core CEO Jack Pong; Scarborough-Agincourt MPP Soo Wong; Fortress Real’s Frank Margani; and Kevin Chen, representing Scarborough-Agincourt MP Arnold Chan.

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