2025 BILD Awards shine spotlight on GTA builders
Friday, May 30, 2025, 9:21 am
The 2025 BILD Awards celebrated excellence in the GTA building industry as leaders gathered to recognize outstanding projects and companies. Among the honors, Great Gulf was named low‐rise home builder of the year. The ceremony highlighted innovation and quality in local construction in a festive, if somewhat predictable, affair.
2025 BILD Awards honour people and companies that shape the GTA The building and development industry came together earlier this week to celebrate the 2025 BILD Awards. These annual awards recognize excellence in the design, construction, marketing, and sales of new homes across the Greater Toronto…
The building and development industry came together earlier this week to celebrate the 2025 BILD Awards. These annual awards recognize excellence in the design, construction, marketing, and sales of new homes across the Greater Toronto Area. The awards are also a time when our industry celebrates…
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