BROSSARD, QUE. — Groupe Devimco, the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ and Fondaction have launched Palma Condominiums, a more than $120 million project that aims to redefine the urban landscape of Montreal’s South Shore.
Located in the heart of the $3-billion Solar Uniquartier, the largest mixed-use real estate development project in Quebec, Palma Condominiums features undulating balconies on all four building facades, states a release.
The project will have 313 units spread over 19 floors with a range of studio and one to three-bedroom condos and penthouses.
There will be 8,000 square feet of common areas designed in shades evoking desert beige tones, water blue hues and palm tree greens.
Other elements include an entrance hall with an adjacent area for teleworking and a lounge; a gym; a spa with a dry sauna, thermal shower experience room (whirlpool), hot tub (jacuzzi) and relaxation area; a rooftop terrace complete with a poolside lounging space and barbecue facilities; an urban chalet consisting of two areas, the first with pool tables and a bar, and the second with tables, seating and a fireplace for larger gatherings; and a green roof.
The development is within walking distance to the Du Quartier station on the Réseau express métropolitain.
“This project marks an important milestone in the ongoing development of Solar Uniquartier. With Palma Condominiums, Groupe Devimco reaffirms its commitment to architectural innovation while contributing to creating a vibrant community and an active lifestyle. We are confident that this project will redefine the urban experience on the South Shore,” stated Laurent Messier, CEO and partner at Groupe Devimco, in a statement.
The VIP launch is scheduled for this spring.
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