Piroli Group Developments officially breaks ground on Leamington’s newest luxury apartment building.
On Friday August 28, Piroli Group Developments held their ground breaking ceremony for Seacliff Heights – the new luxury apartment building in Leamington that has been under construction since May. Rob Piroli, President of Piroli Group Developments, along with a…
Great time at the Tomato Festival!
A big thank you to everyone who came out to visit us at the Leamington Tomato Festival from August 14-16. We saw lots of familiar faces, and quite a few new ones as well! We appreciate everyone who took a…
The second floor is in!
Things are really taking shape this week at Seacliff Heights. The second floor has now been constructed and the street lights have been installed. Stay tuned for more!
See you at the Leamington Tomato Festival August 14-16
We are excited to be attending this annual event and to participate in all things “tomato”. Drop by our booth to say hi and fill out a ballot for a chance to win some wonderful prizes. See you there! …
The foundation is now in
Things are progressing at Seacliff Heights.
The Home and Garden show was a great time!
Over 1300 people attended this years home and garden show at the Leamington Recreation Centre March 27-29. We had a great time meeting all the local residents and visitors that came by to see us. It was an exciting time…
Visit us at the Leamington Home and Garden Show
March 27-29 at Kinsmen Rec. Complex
$80 million investment coming to Leamington
Piroli Group Developments will begin the process of reaching new ‘Heights’ in 2015. The local business has announced its intention of constructing a twinned, condo-style apartment complex along with a retirement home to be situated near the Seacliff Drive East/Cherry Lane intersection.
First new apartment complex in thirty years planned for Leamington, ontario.
Piroli Group Developments is pleased to announce plans to build a resort-style apartment complex in Leamington, Ontario. Results of an in-depth feasibility study conducted by Piroli Group showed there is an imbalance between renters and rentals in the area. Leamington has a low rental density, especially with apartment buildings, yet there is a large amount of “lifestyle” renters who are looking for high-end dwellings. The study indicates there is a need for about 200 units. The town hasn’t seen any new multi-unit residential developments for more than 30 years.
