allow for better planning, stronger integration with communities, and greater long-term impact,” Michael and Claudio say. Several major developments currently underway illustrate that approach. In Québec City, Bertone is preparing an 880-unit residential development in the Charlesbourg area, marking the company’s first entry into that market. The project will be developed over four to five phases and is intended to provide a large-scale residential offering tailored to local demand. In Gatineau, the company acquired a shopping centre property that is now being repositioned into a mixed-use development expected to eventually include approximately 2,000 residential units, service retail, seniors’ residences, and a hotel component. Over time, the site is expected to evolve into a fully integrated mixed-use community. Bertone is also advancing a 1,200-unit residential project in the Ottawa market scheduled to begin construction in 2027. Meanwhile, several developments are already actively under construction. The company’s Montreal Road project in Ottawa includes 252 multi-family units and is expected to top off later this year. In Montréal, Bertone is preparing to begin construction on a 334-unit transit-oriented development at 1600 De Lorimier. The company is also nearing delivery of its Danaus condominium project in Candiac, a 100-unit development that is already more than 90 per cent sold despite softer condominium market conditions. Alongside project growth, Bertone has continued building its vertically integrated operating structure. Approximately five years ago, the company launched A2B Construction as its in-house construction division. “As our projects became 43 JUL 2026 | BUSINESS ELITE CANADA
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