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Property Brochure
Residential Development Lands for Sale Boisbriand, Québec Faubourg Boisbriand Residential Lands Investment Hig LOT 4 LO L ghlights Opportunity Overview This offering highlights the last remaining multiresidential development sites available in the prestigious Faubourg Boisbriand Project, the site of the former GM assembly plant that closed in 2002 and which has since undergone major redevelopment and regeneration initiatives. This opportunity represents a unique opportunity for one or more discerning residential developer to capitalize on the unique attributes of one of the most exciting new communities on Montréal’s North Shore and to design and build a project tailored to the residential demand of this fastgrowing area. Each site is serviced and zoning is in place, leaving only final design, end use, configuration and method of construction to be determined by the successful developer(s). Location Highlights • • OT 3 • • LOT 2 Great location at the intersection of Highways 15 and 640, minutes away from Montréal and Laval. Well-established development project, featuring fully completed infrastructure and known for the abundance of green spaces, services and amenities. Adjacent to the ICI Faubourg Boisbriand shopping mall, anchored by Costco, Brick, and IGA. Well-serviced by public transit. Market Highlights LOT 1 • • • Boisbriand is a growing suburb of the Montréal and Laval markets featuring a relatively young median age and rising demographic trends. The Boisbriand residential rental market saw a decrease in vacancy in 2014, which now rests at 1.6%. Condominium listings in the area continue growing at a substantial rate with a 22% increase in active listings for Q4-2014. Sought-After Faubourg Boisbriand Residential Lands Lo Faubourg Boisbriand Residential Lands ocation Easy access to all amenities With an impressive walking score of 64%, the Property benefits from its location, adjacent to the ICI Faubourg Boisbriand shopping mall, a future suburban train station, and a far-reaching transit system. The density of retailers, established mostly over the last 5 years, are a testament to the potential growth of this community. ICI Faubourg Boisbriand is home to Costco, Future Shop, IGA, SAQ, JeanCoutu Pharmacy, Marshall’s, Scotia Bank, over 20 restaurants and bars, as well as well as another 40 fashion, decoration, health, electronics, and furniture retailers. Well-established public transit system Boisbriand offers residents a far-reaching public transit system, connecting it to the neighbouring municipalities as well as to the broader Laval and Montréal markets. Buses 51, 52 and 59 service the Faubourg Residential Lands project, linking it to Montmorency metro station and Montréal’s STM system. Only 4 kilometers away is Sainte-Thérèse suburban train station and the new Boisbriand train station is to be built immediately adjacent the Property in the foreseeable future. Great connectivity to the Laval and Montréal markets Boisbriand is located only approximately 35 kilometers northwest of Montréal’s downtown core and is connected to the Montréal and Laval markets via Highways 13, 15, and 640. This makes it the city with the highest number of highways per square kilometer in the province. The Project is located ideally at the intersection of Highways 15 and 640 and is therefore only a short drive away from the Laval and Montréal. Fast-Growing M Market Positive demographic trends Boisbriand’s population has grown steadily over recent years and counts today to 27,356 residents. Household statistics speak to the high quality of life the city offers residents and young families: The average household income is $87,297, the average household counts 3.2 individuals per home and the median age is 36.7. Among the most important employers are ConAgra Foods, Kontron Canada, Lumec, and Plaisir Gastronomiques, which highlight the city’s approach to economic diversity. A thriving rental market According to the CMHC, the greater Boisbriand area rental market had a total of 8,125 condos and apartments in 2014. Two bedroom apartments represent 67% of the entire market followed by three bedroom apartments which represent 21% of the condo and apartment sector. The North Shore rental market remained stable in 2014 with average vacancy rates sitting close to 2%; however, the Boisbriand-Blainville sector saw a decrease in vacancy and currently rests at 1.6%. Occupancy rates for three bedroom apartments were the highest with an average vacancy rate of just 0.5%. Bachelor apartments were rented on average for $410 per month, one bedroom apartments at $575, two bedrooms at $664, three bedrooms and up for $797 bringing the total average rent to approximately $665 per month among all apartment types. High demand for condos According to Centris, in the last four quarters, there were a total of 294 (+23%) sales in the greater Boisbriand market; of which 221 of these were single family homes, 52 were condominiums and the final 21 were multiplex properties (2 to 5 units). The number of active condominium listings continued to grow in Q4-2014 with a 22% increase since last quarter and 69 condos coming to market over the last year. In comparison, active listings for single family homes increased by 22% this quarter (Q1-2015). The median price for condos in the past 12 months was $246,456 compared to single family homes which sold on average for $255,000. Customizable Pr rojects With four lots available, the Faubourg Boisbriand Residential Lands represent a unique opportunity for one or more discerning residential developer to capitalize on the unique attributes of one of the most exciting new communities on Montréal’s North Shore. Customizable projects along market trends The Faubourg Boisbriand project is in its final stages of completion and allows developers to select one or more sites to design and build a project tailored to the residential demand of this fast-growing area. Each site is serviced and zoning is in place, leaving only final design, end use, configuration and method of construction to be determined by the successful developer(s). Multiple possible end uses Possible end uses include condominium projects, apartment rentals and a combination of the two. Property Specifications Site Area Lot 1 Lot 2 115,604 SF 104,248 SF 57,272 SF Permitted Uses Municipal Evaluation $2,255,300 Lot 3 Lot 4 115,942 SF Multi-residential $2,714,300 $1,491,400 $3,016,000 A Sustainable V Vision Work, Life, Leisure, Nature The Faubourg Boisbriand development project is unique across Canada. Repurposing the former site of a GM automobile factory, it represents a true living environment, adapted to the demands of modern life. The project rests upon cutting-edge principles of urban planning, integrating residential, retail, and business components, all in an environment abondant in green spaces and featuring extensive community services. It epitomizes the meeting of work and life, of built and natural environments, of urban and rural. Ideal for young families and established households The project offers a variety of residential options, adapted to professionals looking for the first home purchase, to young families who want the advantages of suburban living in proximity to all the services of an urban setting, to established households, looking to downsize. With zoning already in place, developers can determine the final design according to their vision of the best possible product the market has to offer. Green living and Stage 2 Gold-ND LEED certification The Faubourg Boisbriand residential project was developed to meet the highest environmental standards and achieved a Stage 2 Gold-ND LEED certification. Environmental sustainability is at the heart of every element of the project. In additional to a high density of services and amenities, all accessible by foot, the Faubourg Boisbriand offers residents a harmonious architecture and urban plan, an abondance of green spaces and parks, a large lake, and kilometers of bike and walking paths. About JLL Inc. JLL (NYSE:JLL) is a professional services and investment management firm offering specialized real estate services to clients seeking increased value by owning, occupying and investing in real estate. With annual revenue of $4 billion, JLL operates in 75 countries worldwide. On behalf of its clients, the firm provides management and real estate outsourcing services for a property portfolio of 3 billion square feet and completed $99 billion in sales, acquisitions and finance transactions in 2013. Its investment management business, LaSalle Investment Management, has $47.6 billion of real estate assets under management. Jones Lang LaSalle Real Estate Services Inc. Real Estate Agency 1 Place Ville Marie, Suite 2121 Montréal, Québec, H3B 2C6 Tel. +1 514 849 8849 www.jll.ca Robert MacDougall Senior Vice President Capital Markets Chartered Real Estate Broker Jones Lang LaSalle RM T. +1 514 667 5654 [email protected] Mark Sinnett Executive Vice President Capital Markets Real Estate Broker Jones Lang LaSalle T. +1 514 667 5696 [email protected]