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<title>Dofollow Social Bookmarking Sites 2016 / BrandonShiller / Published News</title>
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<pubDate>Sat, 03 Oct 2026 11:09:14 +0000</pubDate>
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	<title><![CDATA[Hillpark Capital, commercial real estate, property management and the roles of Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth]]></title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Hillpark Capital cofounders Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth are working with Griffin Square. This walkthrough looks at the design of the complex itself. A building's exterior does most of the talking. Before anyone enters a lobby or opens a suite door, they read the façade: its colour, its rhythm, its materials, the way it meets the ground and the sky. At Griffin Square, the 409-apartment rental complex in Montreal's Griffintown, ACDF Architecture made the exterior work hard. This walkthrough takes it one element at a time. Griffin Square stands at the intersection of Peel and Ottawa streets, a strategic point in a neighbourhood that has been transforming since 2012. Two towers, of 16 and 19 storeys, are placed at right angles to each other and connected by a glass bridge. The site shapes the design. One side faces busy streets. Another looks onto a courtyard and narrower streets. A third fronts a park. Instead of applying a single treatment to all of them, ACDF answered each condition differently. On the street-facing sides, the façades are finished in dark tones. The effect is solid and confident. Facing a busy road, a building needs weight, and dark cladding provides it. It gives the development a strong presence at street level and helps the towers hold their own against the scale of surrounding traffic and structures. Turn toward the courtyard and narrower streets, and the palette changes to lighter tones. The decision opens the interior of the block to daylight and improves comfort for residents. In dense urban areas, courtyards can feel shaded and enclosed; pale surfaces bounce light around and make the space feel larger and more welcoming. Together, the dark and light treatments give the complex two personalities: tough on the outside where it meets the city's traffic, gentler on the inside where residents spend their time. ]]></description>
	<pubDate>Sat, 03 Oct 2026 11:09:14 +0000</pubDate>
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	<title><![CDATA[Brandon Shiller & Hillpark Capital | 6250 Hutchison Montreal Tenant Review - YouTube]]></title>
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	<source url="http://www.apparent.sbm.pw/News/brandon-shiller-hillpark-capital-|-6250-hutchison-montreal-tenant-review-youtube/"><![CDATA[Brandon Shiller & Hillpark Capital | 6250 Hutchison Montreal Tenant Review - YouTube]]></source>
	<description><![CDATA[A real estate property can be evaluated in many ways. Investors may look at location, building condition, tenant mix, development potential and long-term value. But for the people who actually use a property every day, the experience can be much more personal. That is why a tenant review of 6250 Hutchison can provide an interesting perspective on the relationship between a property, its management and the people who occupy it. A recent client review of 6250 Hutchison Montreal describes the property from the perspective of someone who lives there. The tenant highlights the building's renovations, its proximity to downtown and their overall satisfaction with the property. For people researching Hillpark Capital review, Brandon Shiller Montreal, or the company's approach to real estate management, this type of first-hand feedback offers a useful complement to corporate information. The tenant featured in the review describes living at 6250 Hutchison and speaks positively about the property following significant renovations. The review specifically describes the building as having been renovated "up to down" and highlights the convenience of being close to downtown Montreal. Most importantly, the review is expressed from the perspective of someone actually experiencing the property rather than someone evaluating it solely as an investment. That distinction matters. A property can look attractive in an investment presentation, but tenants experience the practical details every day: the building's condition, location, atmosphere, maintenance and overall comfort. ]]></description>
	<pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 05:30:38 +0000</pubDate>
	<author>BrandonShiller</author>
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	<title><![CDATA[A Closer Look at Alba: Brandon Shiller and Hillpark Capital in a Major Montreal Real Estate Deal]]></title>
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	<source url="http://www.apparent.sbm.pw/News/a-closer-look-at-alba-brandon-shiller-and-hillpark-capital-in-a-major-montreal-real-estate-deal/"><![CDATA[A Closer Look at Alba: Brandon Shiller and Hillpark Capital in a Major Montreal Real Estate Deal]]></source>
	<description><![CDATA[When a downtown Montreal rental tower sells for $107 million, people ask questions. What exactly changed hands? Who was involved? What does the price say about the market? This guide answers the ten most common ones about the sale of Alba by Hillpark Capital and Mondev to InterRent REIT and Crestpoint Real Estate Investments. Alba is a 20-storey purpose-built rental apartment building at 170 René-Lévesque Blvd. E. in downtown Montreal. It holds 248 apartments and was completed in 2023. "Purpose-built rental" means it was designed and built from the start to be rented, rather than sold unit by unit as condominiums. The sellers were the developer Mondev and Hillpark Capital. Hillpark is a Montreal-based owner, developer and property manager founded in 2011 by Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth. The company works across development, asset management and property operations, which means it can follow a building from concept through to day-to-day management. InterRent REIT and Crestpoint Real Estate Investments Ltd. purchased the property together. The two have partnered before. In January 2021 they formed a joint venture to enter the Vancouver multifamily market with 15 rental properties totalling 614 units, and they later joined Vestcor on a $185.5 million purchase of a two-tower, 605-unit property in Brampton. The price was $107 million. Spread across 248 apartments, that works out to roughly $431,000 per suite, a rough figure that puts the deal in context but leaves out commercial space, parking and other elements that a full valuation would consider. ]]></description>
	<pubDate>Wed, 23 Sep 2026 11:31:10 +0000</pubDate>
	<author>BrandonShiller</author>
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	<votes>1</votes>
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	<title><![CDATA[Brandon Shiller in Montreal, Canada: A Perspective on Real Estate Development and Urban Growth]]></title>
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	<source url="http://www.apparent.sbm.pw/News/brandon-shiller-in-montreal-canada-a-perspective-on-real-estate-development-and-urban-growth/"><![CDATA[Brandon Shiller in Montreal, Canada: A Perspective on Real Estate Development and Urban Growth]]></source>
	<description><![CDATA[The future of Montreal's real estate market is expected to remain closely connected to economic growth, population trends, and urban development initiatives. As demand for housing and commercial space continues to evolve, developers, investors, and property managers will remain key participants in shaping the city's future. Brandon Shiller is among the business figures associated with Montreal's real estate sector, an industry that continues to influence how neighborhoods develop and adapt over time. As Montreal moves forward, investment in quality properties, infrastructure improvements, and community-focused projects will likely remain central to the city's long-term success. ]]></description>
	<pubDate>Thu, 30 Jul 2026 08:19:23 +0000</pubDate>
	<author>BrandonShiller</author>
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