VAUGHAN, ONT. — Menkes Developments Ltd. and QuadReal Property Group broke ground last month to mark the start of construction on the East Tower at Bravo in Vaughan, Ont.
Located in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC), the three-tower community consists of 32, 41 and 51 storey buildings containing 1,654 residential units, at grade retail, a pedestrian mews and a privately-owned public space.
Bravo marks the second phase of the company’s Festival brand, the largest mixed-use development in the VMC.
The first two towers, East and West, at Bravo launched last summer and sales for the third and final tower in the project, the South tower known as Encore, are expected to launch this spring.
Bravo will feature a range of indoor and outdoor amenities, open spaces and a retail promenade, which will include bistros, cafes and shops. The project is part of Menkes and QuadReal’s master-planned redevelopment of the 83-acre community known as Assembly Park in Vaughan, bounded on the north and south by Highways 7 and 407 and Highway 400 to the west.
Amenities include: a co-work space; chef’s kitchen; a fully-equipped gym, including dry sauna and meditation areas; a music lounge; an indoor children’s playroom as well as outdoor play area; outdoor screening theatre; social spaces for adults, including a party room and games and card room; and a pet spa, equipped with wash stations.
The developers worked collaboratively with the City of Vaughan’s planning staff and political leaders to ensure development plans for Bravo, and the broader Festival community, support municipal objectives for those living and working in one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, the release states.
Occupancies at Bravo are anticipated to begin early 2028.
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