Two Malls in Montreal’s East End to Be Turned Into Housing

Groupe MACH unveils $3.5B green redevelopment in East Montreal

Real estate firm Groupe MACH has announced a $3.5 billion redevelopment plan that will transform a sprawling site in east Montreal into 7,000 housing units and a major public transit hub. The project, called LANGELIER, will replace two existing shopping centres at Jean-Talon Street and Langelier Blvd. with a pedestrian-oriented community anchored by a new […]

Two malls in Montreal’s east end to be turned into housing

A large swath of land in Montreal’s east end is slated to be turned into a new neighbourhood, complete with 7,000 housing units, commercial spaces and a park.

The Mach Group will transform two shopping malls in eastern Montreal into a neighbourhood with 25,000 residents, equivalent to Beloeil.

GROUPE MACH UNVEILS A VAST $3.5 BILLION MIXED-USE REAL ESTATE PROJECT WITH 7,000 HOUSING UNITS TO REDEVELOP PART OF EAST MONTREAL

MONTREAL, May 26, 2025 /CNW/ - A vast site in the east of Montreal, currently occupied by two shopping centres, will be transformed into a dynamic, green, and diverse neighbourhood. Developed by Groupe MACH, the LANGELIER project will include 7,000 residential units, as well as a structuring linear park. Spanning 1,450,000 square feet, comparable to 25 football fields, this site at the intersection of Jean-Talon Street and Langelier Boulevard c…

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Groupe Mach to redevelop east Montreal site into massive mixed-use project

Groupe Mach will be redeveloping a site currently occupied by two shopping centres into a massive 5.8-million-square-foot mixed-use project in east Montreal that is expected to cost $3.5 billion.