MONTREAL —Montreal developer Brivia Group and Tianqing Investment Group, the Canadian subsidiary of China-based Gansu Tianqing Group Real Estate Co. Ltd., recently held a ceremony marking the start of construction of their 36-storey Montreal condo project, the QuinzeCent.
The development, to be built at the intersection of Rene-Levesque Boulevard West and Guy Street, is targeted to be ready for occupancy in 2022, said a recent release.
The QuinzeCent will feature 428 condo units including microcondos, one to three bedrooms and penthouses. Amenities will include an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, common garden with outdoor fireplace, cinema space, lounge space with kitchen for private events and a high-end fitness centre.
There will also be commercial spaces on the lower floors.
The design contract has been awarded to Menkes Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux architectes, the firm that was also responsible for the YUL Condominiums.
“With more than 50 per cent of the units of the QuinzeCent already sold, Brivia Group is executing its fourth major project in downtown Montreal in less than five years and helping to develop an area that has long been neglected by the real estate sector,” said Kheng Ly, president of the Brivia Group in a statement.
“Located between the river and mountain, the iconic glass tower will offer an exceptional lifestyle.”
“We are excited about continuing to work with the dynamic Brivia Group,” said Han Qing, president of Gansu Tianqing. “The QuinzeCent is a unique project located close to two major universities.”
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