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1407 Saint-Alexandre Street

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Published on : February 05 2020

Last modified on : August 06 2025

Alert submitted by: Sam Sheraton

Built in 1929, this three-storey building, located next to St. James United Church, is characterized by its arched entrances and Art Deco façade.

The building is currently occupied, but tenants have been informed by the property manager that it will eventually be demolished to make way for a tower.

As of 2025, no demolition has taken place, and the ground floor has been leased to another business.

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Façade_1407 Saint-Alexandre

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Façade du 1407 Saint-Alexandre

Source: Damien Ligiardi Photographe, 2021

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Vue d’ensemble, 1407 Saint-Alexandre

Source: Damien Ligiardi Photographe, 2021

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  • Municipality or borough

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    Ville-Marie

  • Issues

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    Mechanisms for protection

    Urban Development

  • Owner(s)

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    Private

  • Threat(s)

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    Demand for land, speculation

    Demolition

  • Manager(s)

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    Rester Inc.

  • Categorie(s)

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    Commercial

  • Construction year

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    1929

  • Recognition status

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    Located in an area of exceptional heritage value – Sainte-Catherine Street West (between Phillips Square and Jeanne-Mance)

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