As part of one of the largest real estate transactions in Quebec in recent years, Trudel Alliance confirmed on December 18, 2019, the acquisition of the Quebec real estate portfolio from First Capital Realty.

This $165 million transaction includes 28 properties spread across seven commercial sites: Carrefour Soumande, Galeries Charlesbourg, Place Seigneuriale, Place des Quatre-Bourgeois, Place Naviles, Carrefour St-David, and Les Promenades de Lévis. Rightfully, the Trudel brothers are particularly proud to create, through this transaction, a new flagship real estate project for Quebec. A reinvention process similar to that of Fleur de Lys will be implemented to gather the expectations of the surrounding community, merchants, and community organizations. Desjardins Entreprises Québec-Capitale and RBC Royal Bank proudly supported the entrepreneurs.

Brothers Jonathan and William Trudel begin the revitalization of their recent acquisition, the Fleur de Lys shopping center. They will announce Thursday a partnership with Disney and the International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament to organize a new family event, the FDL Fest. These festivities will take place from February 13 to 24, coinciding with the hockey competition.

In July 2018, brothers Jonathan and William Trudel acquired this iconic shopping center in the Quebec City region with great enthusiasm. As promised, the consultation process began immediately in order to not only revitalize this site but also design a new living space that will meet the needs and expectations of the entire surrounding area, right at the gateway to downtown Quebec City. The positive response from merchants and the warm welcome from Mayor Régis Labeaume were immediate. Trudel Alliance will implement best practices to ensure a respectful transition while ensuring harmonious and beneficial development for both the population and the current staff and merchants. The Trudel brothers are rolling up their sleeves to forge strong ties with the Fleur de Lys community and officially return this site to the people of Quebec City. This major acquisition was made possible thanks to the financial participation of Desjardins Entreprises Québec-Capitale, RBC Capital Markets, and real estate broker Delta Commercial.