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Tridel

Tridel is a major real estate developer based in Toronto, Canada. It is the largest builder of condominiums in the Toronto area. Since being founded in the 1930s it has built some 80,000 homes.〔(Tridel.com - Canada's Leading Builder of Condominium Homes )〕
==Growth==
The company was founded by Jack DelZotto, an Italian stonemason who came to Canada in 1927. He first worked in mines near Timmins, but soon came to Toronto where he helped lay bricks for the Park Plaza Hotel.〔"The rise of an immigrant's son." Leslie Scrivener. ''Toronto Star.''Mar 20, 1988. pg. D.1〕 DelZotto built his first single family home in 1934 in the Bloor and Dufferin area. His firm prospered in the building boom after the Second World War, erecting suburban houses across the Toronto area. The company was handed over to DelZotto's three sons, Angelo, Elvio, and Leo. The name of the company refers to the three (''tri'') Del brothers. In 1951 the company built its first rental apartment building, and in the following decades became one of the largest builders of apartment and condominium towers in Canada. Tridel played a central role in Toronto's skyscraper boom in the 1970s. With the collapse of the housing market in the early 1980s Tridel took on a number of government contracts building subsidized housing and housing co-ops. The company went public in 1986, though the DelZotto family remained in control of the firm.

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