Value collects where flows cross.
Four commercial properties, each held on a corner the traffic already uses.
Now showing Shibuya, Tokyo
The corner is the asset.
Buildings are replaceable. Junctions are not. Every property we hold sits where two established flows meet — a highway and an arterial, a transit line and a downtown core — and that position is what keeps a tenant in place through a lease cycle.
We buy for that reason and manage for it. Four buildings is few enough that you reach the person who makes the decision.
Four addresses, chosen for where they stand.
Two Class A towers on the north-west corner of Burloak Drive and the QEW, with GO Transit at the door. One management, two buildings — a growing tenant expands without leaving the site.
- Address
- 1100 Burloak Drive
5420 North Service Road - Type
- Class A office
- Parking
- 3.05 and 3.8 per 1,000 sq ft
- On site
- Cafeteria, child care, conference centre, fitness
A campus-style building off Winston Churchill, held between the 401 and the 407 with Pearson eighteen minutes away. LEED Gold: current envelope, current mechanical, and the running costs that follow from both.
- Address
- 2727 Meadowpine Boulevard
- Type
- Class A office, LEED Gold
- Parking
- 6 per 1,000 sq ft · 38 EV chargers
- On site
- Café, 24/7 fitness centre
Six storeys of glass on the north-east corner of Queens Plate Drive and Rexdale Boulevard, minutes from Pearson and the 400-series network. Ground-floor space suits users who need to be seen from the road.
- Address
- 135 Queens Plate Drive
- Type
- Class A office, six storeys
- Parking
- 3 per 1,000 sq ft · EV charging
- On site
- Ground-floor café
The busiest corner of downtown London, and the most mixed thing we hold: office above services, education, recreation and retail. Foot traffic is the product, and the tenancy mix is managed to produce it.
- Address
- 217 King Street
- Type
- Mixed use, office and retail
- Parking
- Capacity for 1,500 vehicles
- On site
- Cinema, pharmacy, fitness, food and retail
We own what we operate.
Asset management
Budgets, capital planning and lease strategy held by the people who answer for the result. We tell an owner what a roof will cost before it leaks.
Building operations
Mechanical, life safety, cleaning and grounds, kept to a standard a tenant notices only when it slips.
Tenant relations
Occupiers deal with a named person, not a portal queue. Fit-outs, expansions and renewals are settled in a conversation.
Organisations that hold space in our buildings.
- Purolator
- AECOM
- PwC
- CIBC
- Canadian Armed Forces