
Transforming underutilized office space into much-needed housing is more than just a trend—it’s a real solution to urban housing challenges.
This is a prime example of how innovation in real estate can breathe new life into outdated buildings. Originally a 1980s institutional office building, this property has been re-imagined into 223 bright, modern rental apartments that address the growing demand for housing in the area.
This conversion balances sustainability, urban revitalization, and smart design, proving that adaptive reuse is a viable path forward. Featuring a mix of studio to three-bedroom units—some with terraces, balconies, or dens—the development is designed to offer contemporary comfort while making efficient use of existing infrastructure.
Beyond the apartments, the community has been designed with modern living in mind, offering a fitness center, golf simulator, remote work lounge, games and party rooms, and a pet-friendly environment.
As cities continue to grapple with housing shortages, projects like The Monterey at Blair Crossing highlight the potential in repurposing underutilized office spaces into vibrant residential communities.
What are your thoughts on office-to-residential conversions? Are they the future of urban development? Come to the session, see the transformation, and be part of the conversation!
#RealEstate #AdaptiveReuse #HousingSolutions #UrbanRevitalization #MultifamilyDevelopment
Date:
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Time:
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm ET
Meet at:
TD Bank - 1595 Telesat Court, Ottawa, ON
Fees:
Member - $20.00 + HST
Non-Member - $40.00 + HST
Young Leader Members - $10.00 + HST
Young Leaders Non-Members - $20.00 + HST
Cancellation policy: Cancellations with request for a refund must be in writing and received via email by April 9, 2025. No refunds/credits will be permitted after this date. However, substitutions are welcome. Please send requests to events@corenetcanada.com.

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