Toronto condos, done right.

Transit

• 1 minute walk to Mill Street at Parliament Street bus stop
• 6 minute walk to Distillery Loop and to King and Parliament streetcar stops
• 6 minute walk to Cherry Street at King Street streetcar stop
• 7 minute walk to the new Corktown Station on the future Ontario Line Subway, connecting from Ontario Place to the Science Centre with 15 new stops

Schools

George Brown College Waterfront Campus ~10 min walk; Collège Boréal in the Distillery District; St. Paul Catholic (JK–8) nearby.

Dining

The Distillery District at your door — El Catrin, Cluny Bistro, Balzac's Coffee, SOMA Chocolate — plus King East's Terroni and the Leslieville strip.

Groceries

Metro, FreshCo and Loblaws within a short walk or streetcar ride; weekend markets in the Distillery.

Parks & Recreation

18-acre Corktown Common — trails, dog park, splash pad — is a 5–10 min walk, plus the Martin Goodman waterfront trail network.

For Investors

A new Graywood build (540 units, 2025) drawing downtown professionals and George Brown students. Corktown 1-beds commonly list around $2,500–$2,900/mo. The future Ontario Line station is a long-term value catalyst.

Transit

• 1 minute walk to Dupont Street at Dufferin Street bus stops (Routes #26 Dupont & #29 Dufferin)
• 5 minute bus ride (or 12-15 minute walk) to Dufferin TTC Subway Station (Line 2 Bloor-Danforth)

Schools

Dovercourt PS and the new Bloor Collegiate (2025) nearby; George Brown, TMU and U of T a short ride downtown.

Dining

The Geary Avenue strip ~10 min — Blood Brothers Brewing, Famiglia Baldassarre, Dark Horse Espresso — plus Bloor West and local Portuguese bakeries.

Groceries

Food Basics, FreshCo and No Frills nearby; roughly 300,000 sq ft of new on-site retail arriving with the redevelopment.

Parks & Recreation

Wallace Emerson Park is expanding to ~8 acres alongside a new ~89,500 sq ft community centre with pools, a gym and a track (opening 2027).

For Investors

Rare new-build inventory in a transforming master-planned district (Almadev, ~2,900 homes). 1-beds run ~$2,200–$2,400/mo. Subway proximity plus major new public amenities drive steady demand.

Transit

• 1 minute walk to Hurontario Street at Fairview Road bus stop
• 13 minute walk to Cooksville GO Station
• 3 minute walk to the Cooksville Station on the future Hazel McCallion LRT (Hurontario LRT)
• 5 minute drive to Square One Shopping Centre and Mississauga Celebration Square

Schools

Fairview and Cooksville-area public and Catholic schools nearby; Sheridan College's Hazel McCallion Campus ~5 min; UTM a short drive.

Dining

Square One and Celebration Square dining minutes north; Cooksville’s diverse, multicultural food scene at Dundas & Hurontario.

Groceries

No Frills, Loblaws, Metro and specialty grocers nearby; Square One — one of Canada’s largest malls — is ~2 km north.

Parks & Recreation

Huron Park Community Centre (gym, splash pad, trails) plus Cooksville, Camilla and Kariya parks in the area.

For Investors

Powered by the Hurontario LRT and the 130-acre Square One District master plan (~18,000 homes). Mississauga 1-beds run ~$2,000–$2,200/mo — strong, sustained demand at an accessible entry price.