Jan 24 Watercolours Update

Watercolours by Mattamy in Mississauga is located at Indian Road and Mississauga Road. Quality upscale Mattamy built homes ranging from 3700 to 5000 + square feet are arranged on 50 to 75 foot lots. The majority are freehold owned detached properties. The addition of smaller Private Roads and the concept of condominium type detached home ownership have finally arrived and are very attractive to occasional residents.


My web site is a sought after resource for the weekly postings of available Watercolours properties. By accessing Betty's Pic of the Week and signing up for the instantly downloadable report, you can receive up to date information on the real estate activity in this elegant community.

Here is a list of Homes for Sale in Watercolours of Mississauga. I will be updating this list on a regular basis, so please feel free to come back several times and see what's new.

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Betty Bartusevicius, Sales Representative
Accredited Senior Agent
Re/Max Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
Fine Homes In Nine Oh Five
Office: 905-828-3434
Direct: 416 427 1875
Email: betty@bettybart.com

PERSISTENT AND PATIENT IN DELIVERING RESULTS!!  ALL REFERRALS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED

this is not intended to solicit buyers or sellers under brokerage contract

The Year Of The Dragon

The Year of the Dragon - the most powerful Chinese Zodiac sign - starts on Sunday.  Millions of families will come together to feast and celebrate as the dragon breathes life into the New Year.

It's the Year of The Water Dragon - the mystical creature that stirs excitement for it's strength, luck, intensity and vitality.  It's also a sign of authority.

Not only is it called Chinese New Year, it is also called the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival and is celebrated by Asian populations worldwide.

It is a 15-day marathon of spending time with the family, of feasting and of giving thanks.  There are different customs but most families will gather on New Year's Eve to clean the house, feast on dumplings, and set off fireworks to usher in the New Moon.  The homes are cleaned and decorated with blossoming flowers that symbolize new life, and tangerines and candy trays that bring good fortune and happiness in the year to come.

Gung Hay Fat Choy to all!!!  It's going to be a great festival and if you get a chance, please join in and see what it's all about.  The Toronto Harbourfront Centre, Scarborough Civic Centre, Chinese Cultural Centre in Scarborough...there's so much and a lot of it is free.

After doing some searching, here are some DO's and DON'Ts:
-DO clean your house before New Year's Eve to rid of the previous year's bad luck
-DON'T sweep your house on New Year's Day (you could be sweeping away good fortune)
- DON'T wash your hair on New Year's Day
- DO wear reds and yellows (colours of good fortune)
-DON'T curse
- DON'T use scissors or knives on New Year's Day (this could cut off good fortune)
- DO settle your debts before the new year
- DO eat whole fish (abundance), chicken (prosperity), and dumplings (health and fortune)
- DON'T cut noodles
- DON'T cry on New Year's Day.

Well, enjoy and have a wonder celebration !!!

Betty Bartusevicius,
Sales Representative
Accredited Senior Agent
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
905 828 3434
Direct: 416 427 1875
betty@bettybart.com
bettybart.com
FINE HOMES IN 905