Mike Holmes has broken his silence by commenting publicly about a 2021 lawsuit involving a 'Holmes Approved Homes' housing project called TerraceWood in Meaford, Ont. The project in the background is not the TerraceWood development.
For the first time, Mike Holmes has spoken publicly about a lawsuit that alleges houses in a “Holmes Approved Homes” housing development in Meaford, Ont. were built with defects, saying his company had no access to the houses during construction and was unable to help spot potential problems.Mike Holmes broke his silence about a lawsuit involving a "Holmes Approved Homes" housing project in Meaford, Ont.
Mike Holmes posted this statement on his Facebook page in response to CBC News's story last week about a lawsuit involving a "Holmes Approved Homes" housing development in Meaford, Ont. Tarion recently decided demolition was a more reasonable option for three of the houses. Two have already been torn down.
Holmes did not explicitly respond to details in the CBC News report about his endorsement of the "Holmes Approved Homes" project in ads and the involvement of two of his other companies. One of those companies bought and later sold a TerraceWood house with alleged defects, and the other company loaned money to Third Line Homes, via private mortgages.