Freed Developments
3 propertiesFreed Developments is a team with the ambition and vision to become so much more than a development company. They have been instrumental in the revitalization of what is now the trendy King Street West district, having redefined the area over the past decade with their condominium projects.
They already have almost $1-billion in finished buildings in the area, with another $1-billion in current development. They are a heavily-decorated company, having won multiple awards including BILD’s High Rise Project of the Year Award in 2016, the 2015 Award of Excellence from the Toronto Urban Design Awards and a 2013 People’s Choice Award. They are a company that believes in reimagining the industry with their own brand of design-based development, which requires an obsession to detail. Peter Freed is the mastermind behind this organization. Peter had always dreamt of being a prolific and game-changing builder, but his journey wasn’t always glamorous. The son of a real estate lawyer, Peter dropped out of the University of McGill in 1989 to begin his own toilet paper and cleaning supplies company, a far cry from his eventual accomplishments.
In the early 90’s he wanted to learn about the real estate development industry. He opted to work as an unpaid labourer in a home building project for three months, as it was his only opportunity to learn about the industry. It was the only way they would hire him, according to Peter. He built on this experience by moving to Markham and supervising a multi-house development project, where in addition to overseeing the process, he would sell units on the weekend.
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Freed Blue Mountain is a new condo development by Freed Hotel & Resorts currently in preconstruction at Blue Mountain, ON. Reasons to Buy Blue Mountain Ski Resort Proximity: Providing convenient access to one of Ontario’s premier ski destinations. Year-Round Attractions: In close proximity to a variety of recreational activities suitable for all seasons, including hiking, golfing, and […]
Grand Park Village is a new condo development by Freed developments currently in preconstruction at 10 Audley Street, Toronto, Etobicoke, ON. Grand Park Village is a new condo project by Freed Developments and is currently in pre-construction. Grand Park Village architect is designed by architects Alliance. Reasons to Buy 1.It is situated in Etobicoke’s Mimico neighbourhood, which was […]
Horseshoe Residences by Freed Developments in Barrie
Welcome to Horseshoe Residences, an exciting new opportunity to purchase in the beloved Horseshoe Resort offering four seasons of fun, conveniently located just over an hour north of Toronto and 20 minutes from Barrie! Here at Horseshoe Residences, guests will have an unforgettable experience as the resort provides an exceptional assortment of amenities from skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling in the colder […]
Freed Developments
3 propertiesFreed Developments is a team with the ambition and vision to become so much more than a development company. They have been instrumental in the revitalization of what is now the trendy King Street West district, having redefined the area over the past decade with their condominium projects.
They already have almost $1-billion in finished buildings in the area, with another $1-billion in current development. They are a heavily-decorated company, having won multiple awards including BILD’s High Rise Project of the Year Award in 2016, the 2015 Award of Excellence from the Toronto Urban Design Awards and a 2013 People’s Choice Award. They are a company that believes in reimagining the industry with their own brand of design-based development, which requires an obsession to detail. Peter Freed is the mastermind behind this organization. Peter had always dreamt of being a prolific and game-changing builder, but his journey wasn’t always glamorous. The son of a real estate lawyer, Peter dropped out of the University of McGill in 1989 to begin his own toilet paper and cleaning supplies company, a far cry from his eventual accomplishments.
In the early 90’s he wanted to learn about the real estate development industry. He opted to work as an unpaid labourer in a home building project for three months, as it was his only opportunity to learn about the industry. It was the only way they would hire him, according to Peter. He built on this experience by moving to Markham and supervising a multi-house development project, where in addition to overseeing the process, he would sell units on the weekend.
