Calabogie builder moves ahead despite recreational market slump
A little over an hour west of Ottawa on the shores of Lake Calabogie, the owners of the local a ski hill have launched the first phase of an ambitious plan to build more than 400 new homes.
After a couple of turbulent years in the recreational property market the proposal by Calabogie Peaks to redevelop 700 acres on the mountain it owns into a master-planned community of six distinct neighbourhoods could face an uphill hike, but taking the time to get things right is a hallmark of the ownership group.
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