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Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Syntax Strategic Leads Brand Transformation for KTS Properties
OTTAWA, Ontario, May 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- KTS Properties, a boutique, female-led real estate development firm in Ottawa, has officially launched its new brand identity – an elegant, community-rooted refresh that was developed in collaboration with its agency of record, Syntax Strategic (Syntax).The rebranding initiative, now live across KTS's platforms and properties, introduces a new visual identity, refined messaging and a modern digital presence. From logo design to narrative strategy, the work reflects KTS's unique approach: building high-quality, thoughtfully designed homes with a deep commitment to community and craftsmanship. 'KTS is redefining what modern rental living can look like: curated, connected and deeply intentional,' said Jennifer Stewart, President and CEO of Syntax. 'This new brand captures their vision and values with clarity, warmth and strength.' KTS Properties is known for delivering carefully crafted residential and mixed-use spaces across Ottawa, including signature projects like Jade and The Clemow. With a model that limits the firm to no more than two projects per year, the KTS team focuses on quality over quantity, embedding personal attention, lifestyle-driven design and long-term value into every unit they build and manage. Syntax worked closely with KTS to articulate that distinct philosophy in every element of the rebrand, from a sophisticated new logo inspired by one of history's first female architects to a tagline that communicates KTS's forward-thinking mission: Inspired spaces for modern living. The collaboration strengthens Syntax's growing portfolio of work with female-led organizations and innovators in real estate, community development and lifestyle brands. For more information or to view the new brand, visit An image accompanying this announcement is available at CONTACT: Media contact: Liane Mamo Syntax Strategic lmamo@ in to access your portfolio
BBC News
02-03-2025
- Politics
- BBC News
Kent County Council: School bus pass costs go up by up to 12.5%
The cost of school bus passes is to rise in Kent with low income families hit by a hike of more than 12%.A subsidised ticket will go from £120 to £135 (up 12.5%) in 2025-26, while the full rate jumps by 5.5% from £550 to £580, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Kent Travel Saver (KTS), which is run by Kent County Council (KCC), has seen the full price rise from £450 to £580 in three new prices have been criticised by parents and opposition councillors, but the ruling Conservatives said the increases have been kept lower by funding from the government's Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP). Environment and transport cabinet committee member, councillor Harry Rayner told a meeting on 25 February he estimated the full cost of a KTS pass on some routes could range from £1,200 to £1,600 without the council's said: "For some students not using a KTS, a return would cost £6 per day, compared to £3.05 if a KTS is used."But Green Party committee colleague Mark Hood said: "What worries me is that when (BSIP) doesn't happen… the cost is going to be astronomical." Karen Settle, 40, of Wateringbury, will have two children at school in Tonbridge in Settle's annual KTS cost will more than double with the increases, to £1,160."That's a lot amount of money for any family," she added: "I want the girls to get the bus – it's part of growing up and building independence. Now I am looking at £100 a month for them to get to committee voted through the increases by five votes to one.
