Freed, Capital Developments Turn Dirt For Art Shoppe Project

Freed Developments president Peter Freed (right) with CFO Andrew Lepper, and Capital Developments principal Todd Cowan to Andrew's left.
Courtesy of Freed Developments and Capital Developments

Freed Developments and Capital Developments just broke ground on Art Shoppe Lofts + Condos, a mixed-use project on Yonge Street south of Eglinton with two lobbies designed by Karl Lagerfeld. Freed president Peter Freed is seen above right food-trucking at last week’s construction launch event with CFO Andrew Lepper. (Capital’s Todd Cowan is to his left.) Toronto’s fastest-selling project of 2015 and BILD’s 2016 Project of the Year, Art Shoppe includes a 28-storey tower on the site’s north side, stepping down to a 12-storey mid-rise with lofts. There’ll also be a linear park and two levels of retail (80k SF) along Yonge.

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