Commercial

G Plaza

6 and 7 Blowers Crescent, Ajax

Land Area: 2.03 acres

GFA: 27,635 sq. ft.

This state-of-the-art building design will have 3 chic restaurants with year round glass-covered patio on the ground floor and a modern contemporary banquet hall on the upper level.

The banquet hall will have a capacity of 1000 guests to host weddings, social events and conferences. For guests to socialize, there are 2 bar lounges and a luxurious bridal suite.

The facility will be supported by 164 parking spaces.

Site Plan Agreement Approved

15 and 19 Harwood Ave S., Ajax

Land Acres: 1.25 acres

GFA: 24,000 sq. ft.

There are three different buildings on these premises:

First is 2,000 sq. ft. this is the first professional office plaza in Ajax, built in 1986.

The second building is 8,000 sq. ft. currently occupied by Chrysler/Fiat dealership.

The third building is 4000 sq. ft. currently occupied by Smart Automotive Centre

The area includes approximately 80 parking spaces.

190 - 212 Harwood Ave S., Ajax

Land Acres: .75 acres

GFA: 26,000 sq. ft.

In downtown Ajax, there is a need for a professional business hub. A multi-use facility blending retail shops, restaurants and professional offices.

Parking will encompass 100 parking spaces.

Coming Summer 2020

100 Montcourte St, Whitby

Land Acres: 2.46 acres

GFA: 55,000 sq. ft.

4-star hotel of 55,000 sq. ft. has approximately 100 (425 sq. ft.) rooms and around the clock room service, cafeteria, swimming pool, business centre with conference room, lounges and concierge service.

It will be supported by 150 parking spaces.

Coming Winter 2019

GIST

On Sept. 7 Mrs. Hannelore Kraft, President of the Bundesrat of the Federal Republic of Germany and Minister-President of the State of North-Rhine-Westphalia was present at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the new school located in North York.

Minister-President Kraft underlined in her speech that the new net-zero energy school will be a center for the German-speaking community and become a wonderful part of Toronto's multicultural mosaic. She particularly thanked Canadian-German business leaders gathered at the school's new site for their generous and active support of this project.

Mrs. Kraft and kindergarten students planted a sturdy German oak tree at the new site of the school as shown in the image. To their right is a Bosch solar thermal panel signifying the new school will incorporate state-of-the-art, energy-efficient materials and renewable energy technologies with the potential to generate at least as much energy as it consumes, making the school a "net-zero" energy consumer with a significantly reduced carbon footprint.

"With the help of our colleagues in the Canadian-German business community, the building is being enlarged and will incorporate state-of-the-art, energy-efficient materials and renewable energy technologies with the potential to generate at least as much energy as it consumes, making the school a "net-zero" energy consumer with a significantly reduced carbon footprint," said Michael Langstaff, Vice President, Robert Bosch Inc. Canada.

Bosch and its New Brunswick-based partner, EcoPlusHome, are providing and installing the school's renewable energy technology system. Other companies as BASF, Miele, Dr. Oetker among others and the German General Consulate are also supporting the GIST development.

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