Veyron Acquires Headquarters for Maison de Radio-Canada in Montréal, Québec

Montréal, Québec – July 21, 2026 – Veyron and its partners have recently acquired the Maison de Radio-Canada building, an approximately 420,000-square-foot state-of-the-art headquarters facility for CBC/Radio-Canada, located in Montreal.

Developed by Broccolini and completed in 2020, the property represents one of Canada’s premier next-generation media and office developments. The AAA institutional-quality asset serves as the national broadcaster’s flagship Montréal headquarters and was purpose-built to support modern broadcasting, production, collaboration, and administrative operations.

The building features highly sustainable and technologically advanced design elements, including expansive collaborative workspaces, a dramatic multi-story central atrium, contemporary production studios, and abundant natural light throughout the building.

“This acquisition reflects Veyron’s continued strategy of investing in iconic, institutional-caliber assets leased to leading organizations with long-term mission-critical occupancy,” said Michael Ippolito, Senior Managing Member Veyron. “Maison de Radio-Canada is a landmark development that combines architectural excellence, operational significance, and long-term stability within one of North America’s premier urban markets.”

Following the transaction, Veyron’s North American portfolio totals 48 buildings, encompassing approximately 12.7 million square feet and more than $3.5 billion of assets.