Tim Banks has worked in the real estate industry in Prince Edward Island for more than 40 years, managing supplies and services through a multitude of disruptors; among them, COVID-19, weather extremes, port disruptions and labour shortages.

Last month, developer Tim Banks received a development permit from the provincial government for a lot he owns roughly 250 metres from the fabled Greenwich sand dunes, 70 kilometres northeast of Charlottetown. The lot is surrounded by land which now belongs to Parks Canada. 

Future social housing options continue to expand for families and seniors in need of support, within eleven different Island communities. Through the Affordable Housing Development Program, the Province of Prince Edward Island has partnered with Pan American Properties to create 111 social housing units while also supporting another 111 market [...]

New development is set to include rent-to-own housing, affordable rentals, health centre and fire hall

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The construction of the new Sherwood Elementary School in Charlottetown is underway, and residents can expect exciting, new, eco-friendly changes in the building’s design. 

A new fire hall in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, will allow firefighters to respond quicker to calls and create a more welcoming environment for female recruits, the chief says.

Appellant Doulas MacArthur's appeal against the Sherwood Crossing Townhouses in Charlottetown has been dismissed.

On May 20, 2021 the appellant also filed his own motion with the commission challenging the standing of the developer, APM Commercial as represented by Tim Banks to participate in the appeal

An new $23 million community health centre to be built in Summerside at the site of the former Holland College

BILL CAMPBELL: Charlottetown council should rethink Port House decision

Plans to build a six-storey, $24-million apartment building in downtown Charlottetown have been abandoned, according to the project's developer.