Mysterious "Lafford Place" Suites Rented Pre-Completion - The York Nears Completion 2027 - Three Sisters Moncton Renting Now

 On LinkedIn:  Lafford Properties | LinkedIn

Website here:  Lafford Place

Mysterious "Lafford Place"... why has his flagship building never shown itself to us curious folks online?  With some of the most impressive views in the town its suites and interiors are a complete mystery.. but why? No information online at all.. no floor plans, no interior photos, no pricing of the suites, no disclosure.. at all.. its very odd.  You would think that the builder would want to showcase his "diamond" in the "urban oasis".

If you wanted to know who the "new people" are that are filling up the downtown now in Lafford's latest rental suites.. you're not alone.  Safe to assume these newer building suites are very impressive but with higher price tags... no doubt.  

"The York" available in 2027 for occupancy has a wide range of suite sizes, some are found to be as small as 541 sq. ft. - a "tiny home" rental.. more here:  Floor Plans of The York in Sackville, NB

"Modern Luxury

Welcome to The York

PRE-LEASING FOR Q1 2027 - The York is a new upscale residential development in downtown Sackville. This modern seven-storey building features 90 residences in a variety of layouts: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bedroom Barrier Free, 1 Bedroom + Den, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom + Den and 3 Bedroom"

Website:  Find Your Dream Home in New Brunswick | Lafford Properties

Meanwhile in Moncton at Lafford's "Three Sisters" project downtown there's an offer for a "free first month's rent" on suites - read more here:

Floor Plans of Three Sisters by Lafford Properties in Moncton, NB

and more here:  Three Sisters

Instagram:  Three Sisters | Moncton Urban Living (@threesistersmoncton) • Instagram photos and videos

Sample small suite below at $1550/month.. "Three Sisters" is village-like and situated in a great location near the Riverwalk and downtown core - shops, banks, restaurants, movie theatres, hotels.  Sackville's beloved "Goyas Restaurant" will be opening their second location at Three Sisters site.

Land & Sea: Why tiny homes are gaining popularity in Nova Scotia [ CBC ]

Facebook group "Nova Scotia Tiny House People"

here:  Nova Scotia Tiny House People | Facebook

The People Who Build .... The People Who Prosper ... And All Those Pesky Grifters

Grifter "Boudreau Ideas" appears now to be

unhappy with Twitter's new owner

and leaves us with this final protest tweet...

so as well as concerns about world

hunger he's seemingly too cheap to pay

for his Twitter fees? Hard to believe.

x on Twitter: "Putting a price tag on free speech should surely help put a dent in world hunger now, eh @elonmusk | On the platform since 2011; Thank U to the former Twitter leadership J Dorsey | Time to bounce #quittwitter https://t.co/N17ocd9cyv" / Twitter

p.s. he's not really concerned about world hunger but its just the 'right thing to say' .. isn't it?

This beautiful home is provided to him 

to live in as President of Mount Allison U...

Must be a few spare bedrooms that would make fine rental accommodation for students here?
 

Housing:  an investment in security, safety, and beauty... I think the old-fashioned values still apply and should remain although some appear to think housing is just a trivial thing ... a waste of money... an unattainable goal... but is it?  Actually housing is a very important priority in the lives of people through the ages... a university student is very easily given many tens of thousands of dollars for a degree [in the form of a loan to be repaid with interest] but why isn't home-ownership an equally important goal?  People who rent homes are subject to very high rents with nothing to show for their money but they do not apply that same thinking to their education...   Why would anyone consider home-ownership a waste of money?  

These are some of the questions I ask when I think of how many, many thousands of dollars students pay to attend Mount Allison University with nothing to show at the conclusion of their 'studies'.  What do they really learn about real life and self-empowerment?  What advice would their comfortable academic mentors give them if they were honest:  'invest in yourself and a home first'?  Probably not... the business of academia is a very well fed beast... if only we fed the industries that house people as much gravy as we feed to the academic world... homelessness would end overnight.  Abundance is created but if the "Agenda" is scarcity and control it become increasingly difficult to prosper for many.

In reality, well-funded universities are just charities:

Colleges And Universities Are Just Registered Charities (bitchute.com)

Colleges And Universities As Registered Charities (Part II) (bitchute.com)

Josh Goguen, Town Councillor for the Town of Tantramar and returning Town Councillor Allison Butcher are both giving shout-outs to these awful minimized lifestyle dwellings called 'miniature housing' aka Tiny House Cult... at Alice Cotton's "Tantramar Affordable Housing Initiative" on Facebook... I would rather politicians focus less on social engineering of the public into accepting nannystate tiny housing and make themselves more useful and credible by not advocating for any lifestyle or housing option that they themselves are not willing to live in ..... otherwise, I see them as being phoney hypocrites and meddlers.. tiny homes are basically giving up; are you OK with living in a garden shed? Why? "Nannystate" housing is funded housing... if the government can fund these expensive tiny boxes for homes ask why?  "Tiny House Planned Communities" remind me of the kibbutz housing model -- very unappealling, very communal.

Dome Home Owners ~ Tiny Home Builds ~ RVs and Campers - They're Living "Smaller" on the Earth ... Why?

Pacific Homes on Instagram.... Pacific Domes (@pacificdomes) • Instagram photos and videos

@Pacific_Domes | Linktree <<----- more at these links.... 

Reductress article:  Reductress » This Couple Built a Tiny House, But Now They Have to Live in It

Family's Renovated Tiny Home Scamp Trailer:

Family's Renovated Scamp Trailer - Adventure Tiny House - YouTube

Youtuber Bryce "Living Big in A Tiny House" of New Zealand recently featured a woman who has lived in her Tiny Home for only a few months located on property owned by the family for many generations -- she built for $190,000+ here:

Young Woman's Off-Grid Tiny House & Farm By The Ocean - YouTube

If given the choice would you prefer to live "tiny" or in these designs from Lindal Cedar Homes?

Lindal Cedar Homes (@lindal_cedar_homes) • Instagram photos and videos