FAQ
Greenwin Corp. & Sweeny Holdings Inc. are the project’s developers.
Greenwin is one of Canada’s largest privately owned, full-service property management and development firms. Headquartered in Toronto, Greenwin is known as a leader in multi-family housing, non-profit and affordable housing, social housing and commercial properties. Greenwin’s portfolio includes more than 20,000 residential units and 1,000,000 square feet of commercial space.
Since their inception in 1988, Sweeny Group of Companies has focused on collaborating with owners, investors and tenants to achieve exceptional results.
Whether attaining higher than expected density, designing unique amenities that attract tenants and improves lease rates or implementing sustainable and health and wellness features, they have partnered with their clients to create higher real estate values.
Architecture, Development Consulting, Planning, Urban Design, Investment and Interior Design Services are complimented by the many professional consultants and contractors with whom they collaborate to design and build award winning buildings. Their reputation and expertise in adaptive reuse of heritage buildings is balanced with extraordinary new developments in residential, office, education, retail and hospitality markets. With a team of 60+ professionals, their people bring passion and creativity to design environments that elevate the human experience.
Read more about the project team here.
On the site today, there is a restaurant that is currently operating next to a vacant retail space on George Street N. Additionally, there are various tenanted and vacant residential units on Nelson Street and Elizabeth Street N. The intention of this project is to redevelop this site with a project that addresses important needs of the community.
The proposal includes a mix of hotel suites, retail space and multi-family residential units.
The property is owned by Elizabeth/George Holdings Inc., a partnership between Greenwin Corp. and Sweeny Holdings Inc.
In addition to checking the boxes for many of the City’s Sustainable Community Development Guidelines including compact form, mixed use and walkability, the proposal also calls for the conservation and restoration of a heritage property, the home of Brampton’s first Mayor, located at 24 Elizabeth Street.
We’re very excited to bring more housing options to the heart of Brampton – and we know you are too! However, it’s still too early in the process for us to consider applications. Please check back at a later date for all the latest updates on this project.
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