Cité Midtown
At the crossroads of two of Montreal’s major arteries, bordering the green neighbourhoods of Ville Saint Laurent to the north and the exciting new Royalmount™ to the south, a whole new community is being born – Cité Midtown. Brought to you by Urban Capital, one of Canada’s premier residential developers, Cité Midtown is redefining the inner suburb experience, combining the style and pedestrian-friendly feel of downtown with the connectivity and convenience of being at the geographic heart of the Island.
Master planned for a “complete community”
Cité Midtown is more than just a collection of buildings. It’s the culmination of many years of work by forward-thinking planners, architects, engineers and developers to design a modern, pedestrian-oriented community. A 13 acre LEED ND* neighbourhood of mid-rise buildings and townhouses, services and amenities, all atop underground parking, plus a “shared street” and a two acre park. Cité Midtown has been meticulously planned to be a “complete community” of the future.
NEW! Renting at Cité Midtown
100% Cité Midtown
design and amenities.
Now available for rent.
Introducing Quartier Est at Cité Midtown, the final, eastern portion of Cité Midtown, offering the high-design, amenity-rich lifestyle for which Cité Midtown has become so well known, but on a rental basis. The same "new-loft”, “industrial-chic” aesthetic; the same free-flowing layouts, clean, modern architecture and stunning landscape; the same LEED ND neighbourhood, but now in purpose-built rental buildings.
Live the life of Cité Midtown, without the financial commitment that comes with ownership.
Contact us now to learn how you could get into Cité Midtown for as little as $1,150 per month.
Occupancies starting June 2026 for Quartier Est Phase 1.
Location.
Style.
And being part of the next great thing.
Location. Style. And being part of the next great thing.
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Cité Midtown is all about design
Cité Midtown is all about architecture.
Clad in dark brick and aluminum panels, Cité Midtown’s clean-lined exterior facades reference the site’s aeronautic history, while the faux-wood cladding of its interior courtyards gives a warm, inviting feel. A coup-de-force by NEUF Architect(e)s.
Cité Midtown is all about landscape.
Landscape architects Projet Paysage have created a beautiful ensemble of lush courtyards, dense passageways and angled hardscaping, all with an added touch of whimsy in the form of apple, pear and cherry trees.
Cité Midtown is all about interior design.
From its stunning two-storey lobbies, duotone corridors and playful graphics to its signature suite interiors and common room fit-outs by Grant Algar, Cité Midtown’s interiors set a new standard for multi-residential developments.
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Suites
At Cité Midtown, we’ve taken modern design, added a touch of utility, and created the perfect canvas for real life. With our signature new-loft style, these suites aren't just beautiful, they’re built to perform. Open, airy, and full of light, each space mixes raw, industrial vibes with the warmth of wood. Exposed concrete meets sleek, natural finishes, creating a home that feels fresh, welcoming and out-of-the-ordinary.
Penthouses
Penthouses at Cité Midtown take the unique style, layouts and features of our signature loft-style suites and add terraces open to the sky above. For people who like to dine or lounge outdoors.
Amenities
Cité Midtown’s amenities package is designed for every life stage and interest.
Start with fitness and wellness: CM has three gym options – the cardio-focused main fitness space, the outdoor Techsport zone and the next-level “CM Strength Lab” – while the CM Thermal Lab offers a dry sauna and contrast shower, to restore and rejuvenate. You can also take advantage of the outdoor heated salt-water pool, one of the three beautifully appointed lounges, or the hobby room.
For young ones there’s the whimsical 1,400 sf kids playroom, the water jets at the central plaza, or the 2 acre park.
Note – some amenities only available upon completion of last phase in late 2027. See amenities section for details
Lobbies & Corridors
A choreography of light, volume and passers-through, the lobbies at Cité Midtown are all distinguished entrances, making an elegant and contemporary statement that showcases the minimalist and design-forward thinking that informs the rest of the community.
After passing through the lobby, enter the more intimate corridors, with a strong duotone design and bold oversized graphics.
At Cité Midtown, getting from street to home is a design-fuelled experience.
Looking for a refined, out-of-the-ordinary residential community right at the centre of the island?
One of Quebec’s first LEED ND neighbourhoods
Cité Midtown is being designed to be one of the first LEED ND projects in Quebec. Importance is placed on providing safe and comfortable pedestrian and cyclist connections throughout the neighbourhood and linking to the Du Collège Metro station. Residents of Cité Midtown will benefit from an extensive network of public and green spaces, publicly accessible pedestrian pathways, a pedestrian plaza with access to local services and amenities, a large new public park and abundant landscaping throughout. Additionally, a “shared street” that runs through the neighbourhood has been designed to allow for safe movement and a variety of activities. The project has also been designed to be energy and water efficient.
What is LEED ND?
LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) is a rating system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) that integrates smart growth, new urbanism and green building practices. It goes beyond the performance of individual buildings and recognizes exemplary projects for their sustainability by considering site location, urban design and building systems. LEED ND serves to broaden the scope of sustainability in development by addressing urban planning and urban design elements to maximize the sustainability of neighbourhoods.
LEED ND encourages the development of communities in well established urban settings with access to existing services and public transit. This approach to development helps reduce urban sprawl and the need to expand expensive infrastructure networks while also preserving natural areas. LEED ND certified neighbourhoods tend to be designed around the well being of its residents and they include walkable streets, public spaces and a variety of housing choices where residents of different ages can live, shop and interact.
Cité Midtown is targetting LEED ND Silver by including the following environmental features*:
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Former industrial site that has been remediated and is now being reincorporated into the municipal context and will be using existing municipal infrastructure
Located near a planned bike network, and will include extensive bike parking, both inside and out
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Pedestrian-oriented community with walkable streets, active building frontages and significant civic space
The development will contain a broad mix of unit types, as well as extensive planting and shading from trees
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Buildings will meet specified minimum energy performance and indoor water use requirements**
On site stormwater management, including extensive use of green roofs and permeable surfaces, to reduce the amount of stormwater that has to be managed
off-site by way of municipal infrastructureReduction in the “heat island effect” by using high SRI materials on roofs and planting trees to provide shade
* Cité Midtown has been registered with the U.S. Green Building Council as a LEED ND Silver neighbourhood. The process to obtain LEED ND certification is a long one and will only be completed once the entire Cité Midtown neighbourhood has been fully built out. The final certification will depend on certain determinations by the USGBA and certain actions by the municipal authorities, so is not fully in the control of either Urban Capital or the Cité Midtown project. While Urban Capital and Cité Midtown commit to taking the steps set out above in pursuance of LEED ND Silver certification, they do not represent or warrant that such certification will ultimately be obtained.
** Buildings must have an average 12% improvement over ANSI/ASHREA/INSA Standard 90.1-2010 and indoor water usage at an average of 20% below baseline