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Transit authorities aim to partner with developers in Montreal

Transgesco's Maha Clour ready to oversee future projects near public facilities under new provincial law
A court ordered Transgesco to purchase the entire Le Boulevard Shopping Centre in Montreal, and the public transit affiliate now plans to build homes on part of the land. (CoStar)
A court ordered Transgesco to purchase the entire Le Boulevard Shopping Centre in Montreal, and the public transit affiliate now plans to build homes on part of the land. (CoStar)

A group tasked with selling advertisements to appear in buses and metro stations has seen its responsibilities expanded to also oversee construction projects, including the addition of 4,000 housing units on 13 sites along the five-station blue line extension now being built in Montreal.

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