Zinc Developments, founded in 1989 by Ken Zuckerman, has stayed committed to its basic principle: passion projects first and foremost. Kenneth Zuckerman has been able to incorporate his abilities as a business entrepreneur with his passion for art and design to develop visually beautiful condo buildings that increase the value of their respective neighbourhoods. In addition to being a successful corporation dedicated to art and design, they are also committed to city building, as seen by each of their initiatives. City construction is about more than simply structures; it’s about communities, and they embrace this philosophy.
This award-winning developer seeks to produce the most thoughtful, inspirational, and high-quality spaces possible to push the boundaries of great design and add excitement to the urban environment. Zinc’s primary objective is to be a pioneer in the local development sector, with all of its projects aiming to leave an indelible mark on Toronto.
Their investing style is motivated by their ability to discover and evaluate different prospects with high growth potential, whether they are commercial, residential, hotels, or mixed-use. They take a deliberate and disciplined strategy that results in above-average risk-adjusted returns. They are always looking for new prospects and have put in 2020, 2021, and now 2022 projects with sell-out values reaching $700 million. This method has proven to be quite effective, earning them the title of an award-winning developer. One of their most prominent accomplishments was receiving Project of the Year-Low-Rise at the 2016 BILD Awards for the 35 Wabash development. They were also recognized for their design skills with their Bishop Street construction. These boutique condominiums are housed in a renovated commercial factory and were awarded the Ontario Association of Architects Design Excellence Award in 2009 as well as the 9th Annual Best of Canada Design Award.
Their investing style is motivated by their ability to discover and evaluate different prospects with high growth potential, whether they are commercial, residential, hotels, or mixed-use. They take a deliberate and disciplined strategy that results in above-average risk-adjusted returns. They are always looking for new prospects and have put in 2020, 2021, and now 2022 projects with sell-out values reaching $700 million. This method has proven to be quite effective, earning them the title of an award-winning developer. One of their most prominent accomplishments was receiving Project of the Year-Low-Rise at the 2016 BILD Awards for the 35 Wabash development. They were also recognized for their design skills with their Bishop Street construction. These boutique condominiums are housed in a renovated commercial factory and were awarded the Ontario Association of Architects Design Excellence Award in 2009 as well as the 9th Annual Best of Canada Design Award.
