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The revitalization of Toronto’s East Bayfront At-A-Glance East Bayfront will feature: waterfront is the largest urban East Bayfront is the most sought-after area renewal project underway in along Toronto’s revitalized waterfront. The • 6,000 new residences • 8,000 new jobs North America. Backed by a award-winning plans for this new waterside • 280,000 m2 (3 million sq. ft.) of commercial space $1.5 billion investment from community will provide a quality of place • 5.5 hectares of parks and public open three levels of governments, that will rival anywhere in the world. spaces including the 1.5 hectare and a 1 kilometre long public is turning This vibrant neighbourhood will be defined water’s edge promenade 800 hectares (2000 acres) of by its architectural design excellence, its direct • Light rail transit that connects to the downtown access to Lake and signature parks core within a five minute walk of all residences formerly industrial, underused and public spaces that will make up more • Ultra broadband network community wide land into new showcase than 25% of the community. East Bayfront’s • A high standard of sustainability through mixed-use communities. main street, , will become a innovations such as district energy and a LEED ® Gold standard for the community grand waterfront boulevard designed to be East Bayfront, a 23 hectare (55 acre) pedestrian, transit and cyclist-friendly. site located minutes from downtown East Bayfront is being targeted as a significant Toronto, is one of the first new waterfront new employment district attracting creative, neighbourhoods under construction. Waterfront Toronto knowledge-based companies and institutions. The Government of Canada, the Province of Ontario The transformation of East Bayfront into The community also offers quick access a new sustainable, dynamic community is and the City of Toronto created Waterfront Toronto to to many of Toronto’s major highways, is a oversee and lead the renewal of Toronto’s waterfront. well underway. five minute drive to the Toronto City Centre Airport and is a 10 minute walk to Canada’s largest transportation hub, Union Station.

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East Bayfront Opportunities Dockside – The Technology Status of Site • Zoning By-Law in place The revitalization of East Bayfront includes and Education Hub • Plan of Subdivision in place four publicly-owned development land Located directly on the water, Dockside • Servicing in place parcels known as Dockside, Bayside, is a five hectare (13 acre) commercial Parkside and Quayside. Within these development site. It is already home to the Dockside Timing development parcels there are a variety of new headquarters of Corus Entertainment, • Block 1: From 2010 investment, real estate development and one of Canada’s largest entertainment • Block 2: From 2012 business relocation opportunities. companies as well as Canada’s , Deal Structure a popular new urban beach. Dockside is • Ground Lease (99 years) Sherbourne Common also the future home of the new state- of-the-art Health Sciences Centre Campus (currently under Canada’s Sugar Beach construction). There are currently two development opportunities in Dockside exclusively for office/institutional/retail uses: Block 1: Site Area: 1191m2 (12,830 sq. ft.); Total GFA: 8721m2 (93,879 sq. ft.) Block 2: Sherbourne Common is a stunning waterfront park that will Site Area: 3313m2 (35,661 sq. ft.); transform a former industrial area into much needed public 2 green space on the lake. Total GFA: 29734m (320,058 sq. ft.) Canada’s Sugar Beach located in Dockside, is a playful park with bright pink beach umbrellas, candy-striped rocks and a granite mosaic promenade that leads visitors to the new Water’s Edge Promenade along .

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Bayside

Bayside – Toronto’s Next Status of Site Quayside – Future Opportunity • Zoning By-Law in place Great Neighbourhood Quayside is a two hectare (5 acre) mixed- • Plan of Subdivision needed use site with approximately 140 000m2 Bayside is a four hectare (10 acre) lakeside • Servicing in place by end of 2012 site that is being transformed into a mixed- (1.5 million sq. ft.) of buildable GFA. Aside use waterfront community that will feature Bayside Timing from residential development opportunities, employment, residential, cultural and retail Estimated construction start for phase one Quayside provides the chance to design and uses, vibrant public spaces and exceptional January 2013; development is expected to build new campus-style commercial space architecture. Hines, one of the world’s be complete by 2021. on spectacular waterfront real estate. premier real estate firms, is partnering with Deal Structure Status of Site Waterfront Toronto to develop the site. Led Ground Lease for office (99 years); • Zoning By-Law in place by a world-renowned design team including lease terms to be negotiated with Hines. • Plan of Subdivision needed Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and Ehrenkrantz • Lands not serviced Eckstut & Kuhn Architects, Bayside will become Toronto’s next great neighbourhood. Bonnycastle Street Quayside Timing Development planned for 2015+ however Hines has earmarked two prime sites desirable commercial tenants could move along Queens Quay East for commercial timelines forward. development (office/institutional): Site 1: Site Area: 2814m2 (30,294 sq. ft.); Total GFA: 20 500m2 (221,000 sq. ft.) jobs Site 2: 8,000 Site Area: 2833m2 (31,498 sq. ft.); Total GFA: 20 600m2 (222,000 sq. ft.) East Bayfront is being targeted as a significant new A significant retail and entertainment destination on employment district attracting creative, knowledge-based There are also various sites, totaling 9200m2 Bonnycastle Street will draw visitors from across the city companies and institutions. and will provide connections to neighbouring public spaces, (100,000 sq. ft.) of retail/cultural space for including Sherbourne Common, Queens Quay linear park, rent throughout the community. and the Water’s Edge Promenade.

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Parkside – Gardens in the Sky Podium floor plate sizes range from Parkside Development approximately 1900 to 3250 m2 (20,000 Developed by The Great Gulf Group of to 35,000 sq. ft.) per floor. The maximum Companies and designed by world- achievable commercial and/or institutional renowned architect Moshe Safdie, Parkside density on the site is approximately 28 000 m2 is a primarily residential development (300,000 sq. ft.). Podium space is easily featuring a tower above an approximately divisible for a combination of uses. For 28 000 m2 (300,000 sq. ft.) podium, example, as little as 12 000 m2 (125,000 bordering Toronto’s newest waterfront sq. ft.) of commercial or institutional space park, Sherbourne Common. could be accommodated in the podium with The ground floor has been designed to the remainder allocated to residential uses. accommodate approximately 1400 m2 Lesser amounts may also be considered for

(15,000 sq. ft.) of what will be highly smaller users. Developed by The Great Gulf Group of Companies and sought after retail space. Although Parkside Timing designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the current building design anticipates Parkside is a mixed-use development featuring residential, Marketing of residential units is expected residential use above the ground floor, the retail, office/employment and institutional uses bordering to begin in Spring 2011 with construction Sherbourne Common. podium levels are capable of being revised anticipated to begin one year later. First to accommodate commercial, institutional occupancy is targeted for early 2015. and retail uses should a prospective buyer be interested in acquiring best-in-class waterfront real estate.

10 minute walk 6,000 new homes 23 hectares East Bayfront is a 10 minute walk to Union Station and This vibrant neighbourhood will include 6000 new 23 hectares of formerly industrial underused lands trans- Toronto’s central business district. residences, ample space for employment and formed into a new showcase mixed-use community. commercial uses and public transit within a five minute walk of all homes and businesses.

Contact Us: To learn more about these exciting waterfront opportunities, please contact Andrew Gray, Vice President, East Bayfront at 416-214-0182 or [email protected]