Mellem
Welcome to the age of the tenants
At Mellem, we’re reinventing the rental market to create spaces where people and the environment can flourish. And it shows in everything we do.
Exceptional projects. Exceptional tenants.
Discover residences that welcome you with a unique rental experience in Québec.
Ville-Marie
Montréal
Live in the heart of the city, in a complex that reflects your life. A place to grow fruit and vegetables, and share great books with friends. This is where everything is close to home.
Manoir-des-Trembles
Gatineau
Discover an urban oasis in the heart of a quiet neighbourhood, close to public transportation and surrounded by bicycle paths. It’s a place where everyone can take time for themselves in their own way.
Grace Dart
Montréal
Living at Mellem Grace Dart means living the urban life of Sherbrooke Street to the fullest, in an environment that blends the charm of the former Grace Dart Hospital's heritage with the modernity of a new building.
Welcome to the age of the tenants
This is the era when everyone can blossom and create connections. In their own way, at their own pace. Where each space is in harmony with the environment, the common good and the community.
Stories to share
Sustainable development
A model unit with local flavour for Mellem Ville-Marie - Let's take a tour!
Sustainable development
As you no doubt already know, we like to add local flavour to everything at Mellem. That means working with homegrown businesses when the time came to build the model unit for our Ville-Marie project!
Amenities
Montreal, green desking capital: Mellem joins the trend!
Amenities
Over the past few years, most of us have seen some profound changes to the way we work, including teleworking, coworking, nomadic working, and now...
Community
Mellem Ville-Marie at the heart of the 15-minute City concept? Let’s talk about it.
Community
You hear more and more people talking about the future of our metropolises, the “15-minute City” is a concept that’s increasingly being advocated by architects and urban planners. What does this mean and why does this model appeal to Mellem?