ville-marie Le Peterson - 34 étages

[Wilbrod]

Bonjour de Québec. Je suis avec intérêt la construction des nouvells tours à Montréal, où je pense retourner habiter. Je manifesté mon intérêt pour la tour TOM. On a communiqué avec moi dans ce qu'ils appellent la pré-construction, ce qui permet d'avoir les premiers choix avant que l'on mette les pancartes sur le terrain.

j'ai dû annuler mon voyge. Je viens de m'inscrire sur la liste des acheteurs potentiels du Peterson. J'attends leur réponse. Cela m'en fera deux du même coup.

Maurice

[IluvMTL]

http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/990145/new-technology-allows-potential-buyers-a-3600-view-of-le-peterson-in-addition-to-a-full-scale-model-getting-ready-to-captivate-montrealers

 

 

New technology allows potential buyers a 360⁰ view of Le Peterson, in addition to a full scale model getting ready to captivate Montrealers

 

Overlooking the Quartier des spectacles, Le Peterson sets new standards for the real estate market

 

MONTREAL, June 11, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - With a genuine "What you see is what you get" approach that will resonate with future buyers, the Benvenuto Group is innovating in the Montreal real estate market by allowing potential condo buyers at Le Peterson, upfront access to the views they will have from their unit. This is the first time in Montreal that a promoter is proposing a new and exciting way to shop by allowing customers to have a view and feel of not only their unit, but also the actual view they will have from every unit. The Peterson will captivate by its unique location, extraordinary architecture and contemporary design and all amenities it offers.

 

More and more Canadian cities, including Montreal, are making it possible for first time buyers, young professionals and families to own a piece of property in the downtown core. But not many can make the promise that buyers will in fact be buying a piece of landmark. The Peterson condo project is all about being front and center for all that Montreal has to offer, including theatres, festivals, restaurants, museums and boutiques. In short, it's an all-access pass to the best things in life in a distinctive and affordable setting.

 

"We are extremely pleased to bring this new and exciting project to Montrealers and to further use technology to assist in their purchasing process. We are convinced that, when purchasing a unit, people are not just buying a piece of property; they 'own a piece of landmark', and should be able to see the exact view they will have," stated Mitchell Abrahams, President of the Benvenuto Group, developer of the downtown project. "The use of this technology allows us to present a "no surprise" proposition, letting the potential buyer visualize in a 360⁰ view its future purchase, inside and out! Buyers will experience the breathtaking views spreading across the St. Lawrence River and into the townships as close as their balconies."

 

Using aerial photography, buyers will have insight on height specific views, according to each floor of units, with access to high resolution images which offers a great amount of detail. The Benvenuto Group contracted a firm specializing in using an inflatable balloon, a blimp, to which was attached a high definition camera, to capture the views of the future tower from as many angles and altitudes as possible, going as high as the 34th and last floor of the project.

 

The Peterson will have a total of 282 units from 400 to 1300 square feet, starting at $239,000, which will captivate by its unique location, design and all amenities it offers: a lounge and terrace with out-door cooking facility, a theatre and a gym on the 28th floor, as well as climbing wall. On the ground floor, amenities include a lounge with a catering kitchen, a lobby with piano and a bicycle repair shop. The Peterson is also suites for guests, 24-hour concierge service, full design package and space to breathe with 18-foot celling (loft) and 9-foot celling (suite). Charging stations for electric cars will also be available to owners. All units feature high end finishes and are luxurious including exceptional balconies to admire the breathtaking view of the city.

 

The Peterson is brought to Montrealers by the Benvenuto Group, a company well known for its visionary developments in exciting, urban infill locations in Montreal and Toronto, in partnership with Crofton Moore Developments. The new condo project reflects a distinct character of affordable, contemporary style.

 

"The future is brightest for a development that is smart and green. It's about location, convenience and access to amenities, mass transit as well as infrastructure. It's also about culture, work life and social life," added Mr. Abrahams. "But first and foremost, it's about finding the right units for the right buyers and making sure we create value for them while enhancing their lifestyle."

 

Situated on de la Concorde Street between Sherbrooke Street and President-Kennedy Ave., The Peterson will open the doors to its sales office in mid-July with a never-seen-before full sized unit and allowing future buyers to experience the actual South/South-East facing views of all units.

 

For more information, sign up at lepeterson.com today!

 

About The Peterson

The Peterson is a 34-floor residential tower on de la Concorde Street, south of Sherbrooke Street. This "box seat" on the Quartier des spectacles, in the heart of the Montreal, presents architecture of international calibre from the renowned firm DCYSA and the work of its architect Bruno St-Jean, with the expertise of interior designer Bryon Patton. Fully designed, including many interesting features, these lofts and suites offer 18-foot and 9-foot ceilings respectively. With an outdoor terrace and lounge and balconies offering views of the entertainment district, downtown and old Montreal, The Peterson is where you're not just buying a piece of property, you "own a piece of landmark". lepeterson.com

 

About the Benvenuto Group

The Benvenuto Group is a Toronto based developer of luxury condominiums. Formed in 2003 by Mitchell Abrahams, the company has a reputation for developments in exciting, urban infill locations that set new standards. The firm's latest project 83 Redpath, a 212 suite tower at Young and Ellington in Toronto is now completely sold out. The Benvenuto, one of Toronto's finest luxury addresses, is an ongoing luxury conversion of a 1950's hotel/luxury apartment complex into prestige quality condominium suites, home to some of Toronto's most renowned residents.

 

Furthermore, the Benvenuto Group is continuing its Montreal development, following the success of the ONYX - a sleek, contemporary designed and fashionable ten-storey condominium project at the foot of Mount Royal -, and with the high-end, luxury 16-storey building, The Belvedere, located in Hampstead, The Benvenuto Group is committed to revitalizing communities by investing in giving a second life to otherwise disregarded buildings.

 

About Crofton Moore

Crofton Moore has been active in the management, leasing, construction and development/ repositioning of retail and office space in the Canadian real estate market for the last 15 years. The portfolio of properties presently under management comprises a total area of approximately 2.5 million square feet concentrated in the thriving Montreal and Toronto markets.

 

Since its inception, the Company has been associated with a wide range of development projects in the real estate marketplace. Crofton Moore creates value through the strategic identification and development of select properties by using innovative solutions to ensure their continued viability within changing market condition.

 

For further information:

Caroline Martel

Tel. : 514-843-2313

cmartel@national.ca

[vincethewipet]

Le communiqué confirme 34 étages.

[monctezuma]

600$ le p2... Ouch...

[Rocco]

On le savait depuis le début que ça serait 34 étages, les esquisses le montrait. Y'a juste quelques nonos qui se sont énervés ici en répendant des fausses rumeurs.

[MtlMan]

Les rumeurs sont ce qu'elles sont. Les gens ne sont pas nécessairement nonos s'ils ne font que mentionner qu'elles existent. On est ici pour se questionner et faire état de se qui se trame sur le marché immobilier. Parfois, les rumeurs partent de sources "crédibles". Bref, je ne crois pas qu'il faille être aussi catégorique sur ceux qui les relaient.

[Davidbourque]

Certes les courbes ne plaise pas a tout le monde... mais il y a une chose que j'aime bien de cette tour, c'est qu'elle n'as pas de base comme l’îlot overdale, le marriott et cie. Juste de la verticalité et de la densité.

[SKYMTL]

For that kind of money, they really should have upgraded the exterior for better views. Those little prison windows won't sit well with anyone paying $500+ per sq.ft.

[Carniala]

Je dois dire que oui de grandes fenêtres sont agréables, mais en même temps pour faire l’expérience de grandes fenêtres et de l'orientation est et ouest dans mon condo actuel. Même avec un bon système de climatisation, des fois c'est très chaud, j'ai une vue imprenable sur le fleuve, lever du soleil, et de mon bureau le coucher du soleil, je suis très heureux de ne pas avoir le soleil de de l’après-midi, je cuirais sur place sur la terrasse, même avec le vent.

 

Je crois que les balcons sont bien pour créer de l'ombre dans ce projets, et je ne vois pas assez les fenêtres pour vraiment juger si elles sont si petites que ça. même si je préfère de loin le style international genre Westmount square. Tout mes clients a l’île des soeurs ont de grandes fenêtres et même l'hivers il fait 30 degré dans l'appart sans chauffage, l'air climatiser étant fermée sur le toit de l'immeuble, alors si comme moi vous êtes bien a 18 - 20 degrés, ça peut-être ennuyant pour dormir. C'est très beau et lumineux mais des fois très chaud et désagréable aussi.

[MtlMan]

Mmmmm, intéressant son de cloche. En effet, les grandes fenêtres, qui m'attirent énormément à priori, peuvent avoir leur "downside".