real estate
ACQUISITON

Quadra Global Capital Crop has a significant presence in the Canadian real estate market and is an acquirer of some of Canada’s most high-profile and desirable properties.

The firm is involved in a number of prominent residential and mixed-use developments across British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario in addition to agricultural land holdings.

Quadra’s investment strategy is to partner with premier local developers and to identify undervalued real estate opportunities with a long-term investment view. 

The firm endeavours to acquire properties individually or in larger portfolios.  

Through its relationship with Westbank Corp, Canada’s leading luxury residential and mixed-use real estate development company, Quadra has been able to strategically acquire landmark properties in some of Canada’s major centres.

Fairmont Pacific Rim VANCOUVER

The Fairmont Pacific Rim fuses the luxury brand of Fairmont Hotels with high quality design and construction. This property consists of a world-class 377-room Fairmont Hotel and 175 luxury residential homes with unparalleled views along, with amenities and services for which Fairmont is famous for. This exciting new development is the latest stamp on the Vancouver skyline in addition to being some of the most expensive condominiums in Canada. Canada’s top hotel opened for the 2010 Winter Olympics and British Artist Liam Gillick’s installation “….lying on top of the building the clouds looks no nearer than when I was lying on the street” integrates art and architecture. ORU, Giovane, the Lobby Lounge, and Willow Stream Spa.

Shangri-La Toronto

The Shangri-La development comprises of a 5-star Shangri-la Hotel and luxury residential condos.

The 873,000 sf development is bordered between the entertainment and financial districts, offering the convenience and vibrancy of urban living with the legendary services of a 5-star Shangri-la Hotel. The two-storey glass atrium and podium is a focal point on University Avenue across the street from the new Opera House.

The 67-storey tower has a folding façade that recognizes the ceremonial nature of the neighbourhood while elegantly articulating the various uses within the building, and is anchored on both ends by three-storey glass cubes to showcase the specialty restaurant and event spaces.

The project offers owners and hotel guests a host of amenities including access to the world-famous Miraj Hammam Spa by Caudalie Paris, a lap pool with hot tub, fitness centre, function spaces, specialty restaurants – one of which is Momofuku – a three-storey and tri-concept restaurant by lauded New York chef, David Chang, and Soho House Toronto - which has set up a permanent home in a 10,000 square-foot space on Bishops Block inhabiting a building dating back to the 1800s. The building, which was originally one of Toronto’s first ever hotels, has been carefully restored brick by brick by as part of the development.

Shangri-La Vancouver

Standing a third taller than the next tallest tower in Vancouver at 646 feet, no other building to date has had such a significant impact on Vancouver's skyline than the Shangri-La Vancouver. Located on Vancouver's most ceremonial street, Shangri-La Vancouver is an extraordinary contribution to unique civic space in the city, and a signature building to the downtown skyline, celebrating art, history and innovative design, and home to MARKET by Jean-Georges, the world-famous CHI Spa, and the Xishi Lounge.

The full-height grids of luminescent panels on the corner façades are proprietary to this project. They are a composite comprised of a luminescent coating, chromatic film and textured glass that absorb energy from daylight and surrounding light sources and then glow from that energy in the evening. They change colour when viewed from different vantage points and under different weather conditions. These luminescent grids are intended as veils, held off the glass surface on the corner façades and in practical terms, they conceal the building exhaust vents in the curtainwall skin behind. They require no wiring and consume no energy.

Offsite is the Vancouver Art Gallery's outdoor exhibition space in the heart of urban Vancouver, featuring a program of rotating projects. Located in downtown at the foot of the Shangri-La development, Offsite serves as a hub for local and international contemporary artists to explore issues related to the surrounding urban context.

Shaw Tower Vancouver

Located on Vancouver’s most prestigious waterfront location, Shaw Tower is among the tallest buildings in the city at 489 feet, comprised of 24 stories of luxury condominiums with a unique live/work zoning designation, on top of a 16-storey office building. Situated on Coal Harbour and adjacent to Harbour Green Park, the Vancouver Convention Centre and extension of Vancouver’s famous Seawall. Shaw Tower is Vancouver's only waterfront office building, and houses 4 of Western Canada's leading companies: Shaw, Ledcor Construction (Shaw Tower's contractor), Pattison Group, and our own Westbank office.

The offices are unique in that they have access to large decks overlooking Coal Harbour. Shaw Tower is regarded as the premiere office building in Vancouver. The residences with interiors by the late Robert Ledingham with a separate lobby from the office building set the standard for a luxury mixed use project. Construction began in 2003 and completed in 2006. When Shaw Tower was complete it was the tallest building in the City until the completion of Shangri-la Vancouver. Shaw Tower with its light installation by Diana Thater has become one the signatures of the Vancouver Skyline along with Canada Place (see image) known to the World.

Wall Center Vancouver

One Wall Centre is an elliptical tower ( 150 m or 491 ft. high) which combines a hotel on the lower floors with 17 levels of exclusive condominiums above the hotel. Situated on Vancouver's highest point, this landmark building offers spectacular sweeping vistas over land and ocean that are unsurpassed.

Yaletown Park Vancouver

Yaletown Park is a luxury development located on the desired Homer Street in Downtown Vancouver. Completed in 2006, the tower is 32 stories and has 299 units, including Studios, 1 and 2 Bedroom Condominiums, and Townhomes. It shares a 6 level underground parkade with the rest of Yaletown Park giving residents full access to underground parking, storage lockers, and bicycle storage. The building has a wide range of amenities to use including a full gym, a party room, a media room, a library, a guest suite, a children’s play area, and a shared terrace off the fourth floor.

The Lions Tower Vancouver

THE LIONS is conveniently located in Vancouver's West End/Coal Harbour area. Only one block from great shopping on Robson Street and two blocks from the Vancouver Harbor Seawall that leads from the Pan Pacific Hotel to world famous Stanley Park. This area boasts the reputation of being one of the most beautiful places to live in the world. THE LIONS towers with it’s “Milky Way” are an impressive sight for both the first time visitor and the every day resident, forming a gigantic work of art that covers the surface of an entire city block.