It’s been less than two and a half years since the first shovel went in the ground, and YUL Condominiums has already announced the official launch and sale of its YUL Phase 2 units. Construction on the impressive residential development in Downtown Montréal began in November 2014 and is coming along well.
“We are very proud that YUL Phase 2 will be launching its sales in no time,” said Steve Di Fruscia, President of Tianco Group.
Located at 1400 René-Lévesque Boulevard West, YUL Condominiums is co-developed by Tianco Group and Brivia Group. The project, supported by Montréal International since the very beginning.
The construction of the YUL Condominiums development is a strong sign that Chinese investors are taking a growing interest in Greater Montréal—in both real estate and high-tech sectors. Montréal International has announced a number of major Chinese investments over the past few months, including the NSERC/Huawei Industrial Research Chair in Future Wireless Technologies funded by Huawei Technologies, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of telecom and ICT equipment; the R&D centre established by Hikvision Canada, a leader in video surveillance products and solutions; and the first North American office of Gold-Finance Group, a major investment fund and film producer. Two of China’s biggest banks—Bank of China and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China—have also opened branches in Montréal in the past few years.
What’s more, Air Canada’s addition of daily year-round flights between Montréal and Shanghai will greatly facilitate trade with China over the next few years. Air China also plans to introduce more nonstop flights between Montréal and Beijing to better connect the city with China’s northern regions. By considerably reducing flight times and the risks associated with connecting flights, nonstop services to Asia from Montréal will open up new markets to the Montréal business community while boosting Chinese investment in the metropolitan region.
www.montrealinternational.com/en/news/2017/04/yul-condominiums-a-major-real-estate-investment/