Windsor Station has been many things since Bruce Price designed it in 1889: a railway hub that helped build a city, a grand civic room that fell out of the public's awareness, and for the last several decades, a heritage office building largely frequented by tenants and their employees.
A new ownership group wants to change that last part: Group Society, controlled by the Cheaib family—the family that co-founded Marché Adonis before selling to Metro Inc. in 2011—and Laurier Capital, a Montreal real estate firm founded just three months ago, have acquired Windsor Station from Cadillac Fairview. The transaction closed, with La Presse reporting the deal at $62 million; the buyers have not publicly confirmed the figure.
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