A story of a solid
and dedicated team
The people of Saint-Lambert have been involved in the OAKVILLE project since day one, with the project developers PUR IMMOBILIA committed to respecting their opinions and values.
PUR IMMOBILIA is a leading real estate developer and development partner involved at every step—from site acquisition and project planning to development and sales or rental management.
Thanks to the superior quality of its constructions, the strategic location of its sites, and its commitment to quality design and customer service, PUR is making an indelible mark on the real estate landscape of Greater Montreal.
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Claridge, have been active private equity investors for over five decades. The firm’s investment experience, coupled with its expertise in identifying transformational opportunities and adding value to portfolio companies, has helped it achieve superior risk-adjusted returns over the long term.
Having long worked in the distribution of building materials as the owner of Matériaux Coupal, this family of entrepreneurs is now turning to real estate. Residential and commercial rental projects are their main avenues of development.
A story co-written by the
people of Saint-Lambert
OAKVILLE is inspired by the 19th century British-style architecture of Saint-Lambert with its red brick, mansard roofs and gables. This new project respects the unique quality of life Saint-Lambert is known and loved for, featuring abundant greenery, shops and services within easy walking distance, and a focus on community living.
Just like Saint-Lambert, the OAKVILLE neighbourhood is inspired by history while looking forward to the future.
A naturally
responsible
project
Like the abundant greenery that characterizes Saint-Lambert, OAKVILLE offers a living environment where eco-responsibility is encouraged, and nature is integrated wherever possible:
- More than 50% of the site boasts lush greenery;
- Rooftop gardens and planters;
- Sloped roofs to harvest rainwater;
- Superior energy efficiency, including thermal insulation;
- Canopies lined with trees;
- A focus on biodiversity, including fruit trees and edible perennials;
- Raw, eco-responsible materials used for construction and targeted LEED certification;
- Use of certified tropical wood.
