Construction to start this summer on Phase 3

The four-phase Kubik Pointe-Claire project is already well on its way to transforming the east end of Valois Village, with Phase 2 almost sold out and set for delivery in August, while Phase 3 is
slated for delivery in early 2021.

Valois Village is getting a complete makeover

Thanks to a major revitalization project, Valois Village is turning into Pointe-Claire’s most-prized location. Choosing Kubik is a forward-looking decision in a neighbourhood considered by Maclean’s as the best district in Montreal to invest in.

New homes & condos

Saturday, September 8, 2018 Montreal Gazette
JOEL CEAUSU

Mike Colacone predicts that the Kubik Pointe-Claire condo project at Sources Boulevard and Highway 20 in Pointe-Claire will serve as a catalyst for the area. The sales director for the fourphase project taking shape on Donegani Avenue said Phase 1 is 85 per cent sold and will be delivered in October, while Phase 2, a mirror-image of its six-storey partner, has already begun with
units scheduled for occupation next summer.

When completed in 2021, the project, a partnership between Groupe Shapiro and ZA-NE construction, will total 320 units…

Montreal’s top neighbourhoods

This is simply the “heart of Montreal west,” explains Peter Rawski, realtor with Londono Group. While a suburb of Montreal, this neighbourhood is still on the island which makes it a popular community for commuters, particularly those with families who want a little outdoor space and a larger home to call their own. While most homes are two-storey, there are bungalows and other housing types, such as condos. One big attraction is the revitalization project that was approved last year for the village centre on Cartier Avenue. While the history of the three-century-old village will be maintained, the revitalization will update recreational and commercial facilities to meet the growing community needs.

Source: https://www.macleans.ca/economy/realestateeconomy/montreals-top-neighbourhoods/

CF dévoile 5 millions de pieds carrés. ‘centre-ville’ dans l’ouest de l’île de Montréal

Cadillac Fairview construira un nouveau centre-ville d’environ cinq millions de pieds carrés dans l’ouest de l’île de Montréal, sur un terrain à l’ouest de son centre commercial CF Fairview Pointe Claire à Pointe-Claire.