The Realtors and staff at Coldwell Banker Peter Benninger Realty are pleased to announce that we will begin our third Habitat for Humanity home build, made possible by the proceeds from our Building Dreams Gala in February 2010.

This Habitat home will be the first of 16 units in a townhouse condominium complex at 23 Howe Drive in Kitchener.

If you or any of your friends, relatives or business associates would be interested in participating in this fun and rewarding project, please visit our website at 2010Build.com. You can find more information on the Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region website at hfhwr.ca.

No experience is necessary and it is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the building of a home from the ground up while helping a worthy family realize their dream of home ownership.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Left to Right: Scott Mills, Broker & Residential Sales Manager; Tracey Appleton, 
Sales Representative; Peter Benninger, Broker of Record & President; Peter Kritz, 
Broker & Operations Manager

Kitchener-Waterloo – On Saturday, December 5th, Coldwell Banker Peter Benninger Realty hosted the Third Annual Trees for Toys, a special by-invitation customer appreciation event and toy drive organized by community minded Sales Representatives.

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Community Building with Coldwell Banker!

The real foundation of any home is the community that surrounds it. For some people, even the most modest home is out of reach.

At Coldwell Banker Peter Benninger Realty, we're dedicated to helping families everywhere find their perfect home. As we celebrate our 25th anniversary in 2010, we want to make that dream come true for another deserving family in Waterloo Region.

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MennoHomes Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 2001 under the sponsorship of Mennonite Central Committee as a response to the need for affordable housing.

The urgent need for affordable housing for large rural families -- including Low German families -- was identified by MCC and four rural outreach workers:  Brenda Gingerich, Esther Janzen, Sue Martin and Shirley Redekop.

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