Halifax condo buildings · Updated October 13, 2026
The Trillium

1445 South Park St, Halifax · Also known as Trillium on South Park, 1445 South Park Street
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The Trillium is a 19-storey, 64.9-metre condominium tower at 1445 South Park Street, between Spring Garden Road and Morris Street. WM Fares Group built it, and The Globe and Mail called it the first major development in downtown Halifax in more than 20 years.
- Address
- 1445 South Park St, Halifax
- Neighbourhood
- South End
- Completed
- 2011
- Storeys
- 19
- Height
- 64.9 m
- Towers
- 1
- Developer
- WM Fares Group
- Transit
- Served by Halifax Transit bus routes; stop-level transit data has not been added yet
About The Trillium
The Globe and Mail's coverage put the project's cost at about $40 million and described it as the first major downtown development in more than 20 years. It stands on South Park Street at the Spring Garden Road end of the South End.
Completion is 2011 on Wikipedia's tall-building list and 2012 in two other sources; we show 2011. The tower's address is 1445 South Park Street (MLS listing and OpenStreetMap). No unit count was found.
Where The Trillium is
The Trillium is at 1445 South Park St in South End. Served by Halifax Transit bus routes; stop-level transit data has not been added yet.
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The Trillium building amenities
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Who The Trillium suits, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit for
Buyers who want a condo on South Park Street, at the Spring Garden Road end of the South End.
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The Trillium FAQ
Who developed The Trillium in Halifax?
WM Fares Group, led by Wadih Fares. The Globe and Mail described The Trillium as Fares's 19-storey condominium and the first major downtown Halifax development in more than 20 years.
When was The Trillium built?
Wikipedia's tall-building list gives 2011; Wikipedia's article on Wadih Fares and a current MLS listing give 2012. Construction began around 2008.
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Sources
- Wikipedia: List of tallest buildings in Halifax, Nova Scotia
- The Globe and Mail: Diman developers usher in brave new Halifax
- Wikipedia: Wadih Fares
Researched October 13, 2026. Ratings and resident opinion change; check the linked sources for the latest before making a decision.