A curated mix of thoughtfully designed living spaces
The Westside will offer a complete residential selection, ranging from studios to 1‑bedroom, 2‑bedroom and 3‑bedroom units, along with larger family‑oriented homes planned for a later phase. A grocery store will further enhance daily life in the neighborhood, reinforcing its practical and welcoming character. The residential towers will be ideally located just steps from the new promenade along the St. Lawrence River, providing exceptional mobility toward the Parc Sohmer to the east and Old Montréal to the west, offering an inspiring, well‑connected living experience that reflects Montréal’s distinct identity.
The pulse of the city, grounded in nature
Incredible views of the Saint Lawrence River
Expansive views of the St. Lawrence River, lush waterfront public spaces, and a design that embraces a strong connection to the water. Here, the river lies at the heart of the neighbourhood experience, shaping its character and identity.
Parks and green spaces for everyday life
Walkable streets, inviting gathering spaces, and local shops just moments from home. A neighbourhood designed for everyday life, not simply for moving through it.
Your favourite shops, just steps from your home
A vibrant neighbourhood offering a mix of local shops, cafés, and carefully curated retail options.
A sustainable, high-performance neighbourhood
The Quartier Molson embodies a forward-thinking approach to sustainable development, with targets for LEED and BCZ certifications, the integration of energy-efficient technologies, and an energy loop currently under study.
Incredible views of the Saint Lawrence River
Expansive views of the St. Lawrence River, lush waterfront public spaces, and a design that embraces a strong connection to the water. Here, the river lies at the heart of the neighbourhood experience, shaping its character and identity.
Parks and green spaces for everyday life
Walkable streets, inviting gathering spaces, and local shops just moments from home. A neighbourhood designed for everyday life, not simply for moving through it.
Your favourite shops, just steps from your home
A vibrant neighbourhood offering a mix of local shops, cafés, and carefully curated retail options.
A sustainable, high-performance neighbourhood
The Quartier Molson embodies a forward-thinking approach to sustainable development, with targets for LEED and BCZ certifications, the integration of energy-efficient technologies, and an energy loop currently under study.
The only thing missing is you
Official founding of the Molson Brewery, the oldest operating brewery in North America.
John Molson becomes the sole owner of the brewery located at the corner of Papineau and Notre-Dame Streets in Montreal, ideally situated near the Saint Lawrence River to facilitate distribution.
Molson acquires its first block of land along the Old Port of Montreal, near the Saint Lawrence River.
This land becomes a strategic site for the brewery’s expansion, allowing Molson to meet the growing demand for beer.
A major fire ravages Montreal, partially destroying the brewery.
However, the stone walls withstand the flames, allowing for quick and durable reconstruction.
Molson exports its beers internationally for the first time, initiating a phase of global expansion.
Opening of Coors Brewery in the USA
In a historical parallel, the Coors Brewery opens its doors in the United States, marking the beginning of another great brewing venture that will cross paths with Molson’s history more than a century later.
During Prohibition in Canada, Molson temporarily diversifies its production by manufacturing non-alcoholic beverages, ensuring the survival of the company under difficult conditions.
An iconic symbol
Molson installs a monumental clock on the side of its Montreal factory, which becomes an iconic symbol of the city and a testament to the company's historical presence.
Molson merges with Coors, forming Molson Coors Brewing Company, a 50-50 joint venture that becomes one of the largest brewing companies in the world.
The company officially changes its name to Molson Coors Beverage Company, reflecting a strategic diversification into alternative beverages such as hard sparkling waters and ready-to-drink cocktails.
The MONTONI consortium and the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ unveil the first guidelines for the redevelopment of the historic Molson Brewery site in Montreal. This ambitious project includes a combination of residential, commercial, and community spaces while integrating heritage elements that honor the brewery’s rich legacy.
Launch of the former Molson brewery redevelopment project
2024 marks a pivotal moment for the neighborhood and the city of Montreal with the launch of the redevelopment project of the former Molson brewery. On December 11, 2024, the developers unveiled their vision to transform the area into a dynamic, vibrant community, featuring essential services, retail spaces, hotels, and a 150,000 sq. ft. economic hub. The project will include nearly 5,000 residential units, with a mix of spacious rental units as well as off-market housing.
Official founding of the Molson Brewery, the oldest operating brewery in North America.
John Molson becomes the sole owner of the brewery located at the corner of Papineau and Notre-Dame Streets in Montreal, ideally situated near the Saint Lawrence River to facilitate distribution.
Molson acquires its first block of land along the Old Port of Montreal, near the Saint Lawrence River.
This land becomes a strategic site for the brewery’s expansion, allowing Molson to meet the growing demand for beer.
A major fire ravages Montreal, partially destroying the brewery.
However, the stone walls withstand the flames, allowing for quick and durable reconstruction.
Molson exports its beers internationally for the first time, initiating a phase of global expansion.
Opening of Coors Brewery in the USA
In a historical parallel, the Coors Brewery opens its doors in the United States, marking the beginning of another great brewing venture that will cross paths with Molson’s history more than a century later.
During Prohibition in Canada, Molson temporarily diversifies its production by manufacturing non-alcoholic beverages, ensuring the survival of the company under difficult conditions.
An iconic symbol
Molson installs a monumental clock on the side of its Montreal factory, which becomes an iconic symbol of the city and a testament to the company's historical presence.
Molson merges with Coors, forming Molson Coors Brewing Company, a 50-50 joint venture that becomes one of the largest brewing companies in the world.
The company officially changes its name to Molson Coors Beverage Company, reflecting a strategic diversification into alternative beverages such as hard sparkling waters and ready-to-drink cocktails.
The MONTONI consortium and the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ unveil the first guidelines for the redevelopment of the historic Molson Brewery site in Montreal. This ambitious project includes a combination of residential, commercial, and community spaces while integrating heritage elements that honor the brewery’s rich legacy.
Launch of the former Molson brewery redevelopment project
2024 marks a pivotal moment for the neighborhood and the city of Montreal with the launch of the redevelopment project of the former Molson brewery. On December 11, 2024, the developers unveiled their vision to transform the area into a dynamic, vibrant community, featuring essential services, retail spaces, hotels, and a 150,000 sq. ft. economic hub. The project will include nearly 5,000 residential units, with a mix of spacious rental units as well as off-market housing.