One London Place: After 4 years of construction, Sifton opens One London Place, the tallest and most energy efficient building in Southwestern Ontario. […]
1992
Category: Timeline
1989
Sifton Family Foundation was established, focusing on community outreach. Collectively, the foundation’s endowments currently represent over $12 million. […]
1978
Solar Home: Sifton takes a progressive leap and builds London’s first solar home. […]
1970s
Sifton builds its most diverse community in Westmount including Westmount Shopping Centre, multiple levels of housing, community and commercial development. Sifton expands outside of London delivering excellent customer experiences to residents in Guelph and Brantford. Sifton begins placing the iconic Sifton brick in their homes. […]
1964
Berkshire Village: Sifton builds London’s first residential townhouse complex known as Berkshire Village. […]
1962
Sifton Bog: Mowbray Sifton donates The Sifton Bog, totalling 103 acres, to the Upper Thames River Conservation Authorityand city residents, starting a tradition of significant parkland donations. […]
1950
Oakridge Acres: Sifton creates Canada’s first planned community spanning 74 acres and including 1,649 housing units. This was facilitated by building the first privately developed public sewage treatment plant, now known as the Oxford Street Pollution Plant. […]
1949
Sifton develops London’s first ever subdivision on Braemar Crescentwith 57 homes outside of city limits. […]
1930
Sifton Diversifies: Sifton perseveres through the Great Depression by expanding their product to include larger, more distinctive homes. […]
1923
Birth of Sifton Construction Company with Harry Sifton building his first homes on Rosedale Avenue. […]
