Montreal’s most high-profile residential projects: 1 Square Phillips. The tallest residential tower in the city of Montreal will be located in the heart of the historical Phillips Square! A project that will change the Montreal skyline by its splendid architectural design, rising about at 61 storeys.

Offering 498 residential units, 1 Square Phillips will revitalize this sector of downtown Montreal contributing to the growth of neighbouring businesses and the re-development of Ste-Catherine Street.

Developer: Brivia Group

Architect(s): MENKÈS SHOONER DAGENAIS LETOURNEUX ARCHITECTES

Interior Design: innédesign and MENKÈS SHOONER DAGENAIS LETOURNEUX ARCHITECTES

Landscape Architect(s): Claude Cormier + Associés inc

Type: Condominium

Storeys: 61 Storeys

Number of Units: 498 units

Tentative Occupancy: 2024

Maintenance: Approx. $0.48/Sqft

Amenities: Swimming Pool, Waterfeatures and a Spa, Gym and Yoga Studio, Lounge And Juice Bar, Outdoor Patio On The 50th Floor

Canadian Investor Deposit Structure:
$3,000 deposit upon signing
5% Less $3,000 in 10 Days
5% in 180 Days
5% in 365 Days
5% in 540 Days

End-User Canadian Buyer
$3,000 deposit upon signing
5% less $3,000 in 10 Days
5% in 180 Days
5% in 365 Days

International Deposit Structure:
$3,000 deposit upon signing
5% less $3,000 in 10 Days
5% in 180 Days
5% in 365 Days
10% in 540 Days
10% in 720 Days

Highlights
• Within walking distance of several universities and city’s finest cultural and performing arts institutions, such as McGill University, Concordia University, and Ecole de Technologie Superieure
• Montreal’s downtown core
• 93/100 walk score
• 90/100 bike score
• Overlooks Phillips Square
• Steps from Golden Square Mile, Sherbrooke Street, and the Montreal Convention Centre
• Area full of museums and performing art venues such as Contemporary Art Museum of Montreal, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and Place des Arts
• Close proximity to Montreal metro stations, quick access to the rest of the city through line 1 and 2 subway
• McGill Station is set to become interchange stop for future REM line