Seventy-five thousand vehicles pass
this corner every day.

For now, most keep going.

We're building a reason
to stay.

A haircut. A game of pickleball.
Dinner. Home.

We're not proposing a neighbourhood.
We're already building one.

STEWART VILLAGE · BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO

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THE VILLAGE

This was the Brockville Shopping Centre.
We're spending the decade turning it into a village.

Stewart Village is taking shape across 14 acres at 125 Stewart Boulevard in Brockville, where Highway 401 meets the main road into downtown.

THE FILM

Walk it in half a minute.

STEWART VILLAGE, IN MOTIONRENDERINGS: ARTIST'S CONCEPTS

Inside The Core: people crossing the open floor past the turf pitch, under the exposed industrial ceiling

THE CORE

The building the town
already uses.

It started as a paintball arena. Today, 70,649 square feet hold soccer, pickleball, axe throwing, music and food — and the paintball is still here. The Chamber of Commerce meets here. Carnivals take over the lot.

Step inside The Core

Rendering of the planned central park at Stewart Village, people gathered under mature trees

THE PLAN

The middle of the village is a park.

Because a neighbourhood needs somewhere to come together.

Read the whole plan

Rendering of a mid-rise apartment building at Stewart Village, with families on the lawn in front

LIVING HERE

The homes are next.

320 homes, delivered in four phases through 2029. Each phase will combine market-rent homes with two below-market tiers, offered at 20% and 40% below market through a partnership with the county. The first 54 homes are approved.

Join the listSee the phases

LEASING

Your customers already drive past.

The corridor carries up to 75,000 vehicles a day. Two schools, the county headquarters and a 448,000-square-foot employment complex all sit within a kilometre. The anchors are already trading. The next bays could be yours.

See the leasing case

Rendering of the Stewart Village retail plaza at dusk, storefronts lit ARTIST'S CONCEPT
75,000vehicles per day, Stewart Blvd / Hwy 401 corridor
129,371sq ft total retail leasable area
3,000–10,000sq ft flexible units
280–320Kannual visitors to the area
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WHERE THINGS STAND Updated September 2026

The village, in progress.

0 OPEN NOW
  • The Core70,649 sq ft of recreation and entertainment
  • Dairy Queen & Papa John'squick service, drive-through
  • The Beer Store & Valvolinedaily needs
  • Tesla chargingEV network
  • 401 Barber Shoppersonal services
  • Rideau Community Health & John Howard Societyhealth and community services
0 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
  • Taco Bell drive-throughopening 2026
  • New pylon signgoing up on Stewart Boulevard
0 APPROVED & COMING
  • Phase 1 homes54 apartments, approved
  • Phases 2 to 4266 more homes through 2029; the last phase planned as condos
  • The central parktarget 2028
  • The transit hubapproved plan uniting the city's three bus lines

VISIT

Come see for yourself.

The Core and shops are open every day. Write to us and we'll walk the site with you.

UNIT 15, 125 STEWART BOULEVARD
BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO · K6V 4W4
INFO@TRANSITCAPITAL.COM

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