Recent ProjectsOur most recent projects have focused on adaptively reusing character buildings for instigatingarea turnarounds. These recent projects offer insight into the portfolio we own and manage. |
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THE BURROUGHES BUILDING
The Burroughes Building – has been restored to its original architectural beauty. Built in 1907 as the flagship department store for the F.C. Burroughes Furniture Company, its original design was covered over by later uses which included retail and sales offices for an outdoor recreation outlet. It has 7 floors of opportunity and the best views of the City skyline from the rooftop terrace branded as “Top of The Burroughes”. Part of Toronto’s busiest, most exciting international shopping district. The Burroughes has a central location on Toronto’s principal boulevard of commerce. Queen West has become an international arts centre, and a major tourist attraction in Toronto. An emerging corridor of retailers whose cachet has created a compelling destination for fashion, broadcasting, music, performance, and the visual arts.
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LESLIEVILLE PLACE
Formerly a Chinese Noodle Factory. The building has been actively adapted and repositioned into an Urban Lifestyle Centre. This corner building has played a significant role in the area’s new identity.
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THE CURZON / 1192 Queen Street EastThe Curzon represents a tremendous opportunity to make a positive impact on an area in transition. A prominent corner in the emerging Leslieville neighbourhood of Downtown Toronto, the Building has been restored and repositioned to attract the highest and best uses possible. |
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1400 QUEEN STREET EASTThis character property has original Victorian era architectural features along with an outdoor garden, and has greatly contributed to increasing the visibility of the evolving area's creative community. Strong synergies have emerged with the surrounding businesses. |
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696 QUEEN STREET EASTThe property was purchased after recognizing the areas potential. Working with like-minded and appropriate group of tenants was key to the success of the project. |
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