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Information Guide Introducing the Manderley Condominiums, Coming to Pulse of the City Information Guide Introducing The Manderley Condominiums, coming to Pulse of the city. East Toronto’s beloved Birch Cliff Neighbourhood, located at Manderley Dr & Kingston Rd. Here you will have front row access to the best of the best that the area has to offer - Tranquility of the lake. Steps from TTC Transit, minutes from Victoria Park Station, Shopping, Entertainment, Major Highways and best of all, you will be less than 10 Minutes from numerous parks that overlook Lake Ontario! Project Overview Project Location // Located at the North West corner of Suite Types // Suite types ranging from Kingston Road and Manderley Drive Studios to 3 Bedrooms Project Statistics // 12 storey mid-rise condominium Building Amenities // Over 9,100 sq.ft. of indoor and outdoor amenities including 198 condominium suites • Lobby with Concierge • Party/Billiards Lounge • Fitness/Yoga Centre • Kids Play Room • Pet Wash Station • Co-working Space • Meeting Room Outdoor amenities include: • Rooftop Terrace • Fireplace Lounge • BBQ Area • Meditation Patio • Sundeck Lounge • Outdoor Kids Play Area Broker protected. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Illustrations are artist’s concept. Information correct at time of press. E.&O.E. REASONS TO PURCHASE AT BIRCHCLIFFE-CLIFFSIDE By The Numbers At the Birch Cliff neighbourhood, your dollar goes further. * “Toronto maintains its place as the fastest growing city centre in the USA and Canada APPROXIMATE AVERAGE PRICE PER SQ.FT. With a lower PPSF than downtown, you get more Pre Construction in 2019, and is now the fastest growing metropolitan region as well.” square footage for your investment. Enjoy accessibility to transit, downtown Toronto, amenities, retail. The Manderley NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFILE WARD 20 SNAPSHOT $900+ Growing supply of local renters from young professionals and downsizers, with increasing Ward 20 Population 110,280 Birchcliffe-Cliffside Downtown Average rent provides great opportunity for growth Population Growth (2006-2016) $1,500 in this neighbourhood. * WARD VS TORONTO 9.9% 9.1% BIRCH CLIFF LOWER POPULATION AVERAGE PRICE % THAN PRE-CONSTRUCTION ChildrenYouth Working Age Pre-Retirement Seniors INVENTORY AROUND % 0-14 years15-24 years25-54 years55-64 years65+ years PER SQ.FT. DOWNTOWN 38 THE MANDERLEY IS... 89 SOLD 3,340 (15%) 2,430 (11%) 9,055 (42%) 3,470 (16%) 3,390 (16%) City Rate: 15% City Rate: 12% City Rate: 45% City Rate: 12%City Rate: 16% IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BEST VALUE The Starting from $400’s Manderley 1 Bedroom Condominium Downtown $675,000 NeighbourhoodPrepared by Social Policy, Analysis & Research at-a-glance Source: Statistics Canada, 2016 Census of Population 450 sq.ft. 1 Bedroom Condominium Neighbourhoods data set at: www.toronto.ca/open Copyright 2018 City of Toronto. All rights reserved. Average Based on approximate average pre-construction price per Sq.Ft. VisitINCOME Wellbeing Toronto: www.toronto.ca/wNeighbourhoodellbeing Toronto Published: Februrary 2018 Contact: [email protected] Household income $100,807 $82,859 Resale Condo COMMUTING 5-6 Minutes Sales-To-Listing Ratio to TTC and minutes to subway and GO Trains provide convenience and accessibility % SCARBOROUGH Proximity to Employment Opportunities 80 SOUTH Jobs in Downtown Minutes to over 1.5 Mil Toronto % % % % % DOWNTOWN PLUS 15 Minutes to 50,000+ 74 ETOBICOKE 65 PICKERING 77 NORTH YORK 77 MARKHAM 61 CORE upcoming jobs at East Harbour and Quayside SOURCE:Ryerson University, Centre for Urban Research and Land Development, June 10, 2020. Toronto.ca, Statistics Canada, 2016 Census of Population. Toronto Employment Survey 2019. E. & O.E. *Urbanation.ca . Broker protected. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Illustrations are artist’s concept. Information correct at time of press. E.&O.E. AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE Revitalization of East Harbour and Quayside just a 15 minute drive from The Manderley Condominiums Kingston Road Kingston Road is one of Toronto’s original main streets and an important avenue. There are two main factors driving growth in the Birch Cliff EAST HARBOUR: neighbourhood: Increasing demand, and rezoning along Kingston Road. East Harbour is a 60-acre master planned mixed-use development. This development will employ over 50,000 people across 12-million square feet of new office space, retail and institutional developments. East Harbour is set to be approximately 6 times larger than the Toronto Eaton Centre. First-time homebuyers, families and downsizers are moving to Birch Cliff to be closer to nature and the Lake, affordability, and proximity to downtown - A new multi-modal transit hub will also be built onsite. This major transit hub will connect both local and regional transit connections with GO Train lines, streetcar/LRT lines, DEMAND about 20 minutes. Furthermore, the overflow of demand from the beaches and the future Relief Line Subway all intersecting at this location. GROWING is driving increasing demand for the adjacent Birch Cliff community. The City is advancing policy changes that included permissions on a wider range of land uses, density, bicycle infrastructure and Section 37 investment into community benefits. This includes open spaces that reflect the arts, cultural and heritage attributes of Birch Cliff, and supporting community facilities. With developments underway and proposals in the pipeline, new and modern facades are being constructed along Kingston Road. This REZONING signifies gentrification in the Birch Cliff neighbourhood. QUAYSIDE: Waterfront Toronto is looking to revitalize Quayside, which is a 12-acre parcel of land, located in the midst of growing and upcoming neighbourhoods in the West Don Lands, Waterfront East Bayfront, and the Port Lands. This expansive development not only has the potential to create communities, but also job opportunities which will be located approximately 15 minutes from The Manderley Condominiums. Revitalization The Port Lands site is undergoing a transformation to 715-acres for revitalization that will include new parkland, wetlands, and commercial space. By 2024 the course of the Don River will be dug through a 1-km portion of the site, which will create a river valley, and a new island “Villiers Island” that will provide housing and economic opportunites for thousands. Other new communities in the Port Lands include Polson Quay, South River and the Film Studio District, which could accommodate commercial space for 25,000 – 30,000 jobs. SCARBOROUGH WATERFRONT PROJECT The Bluffs is one of Toronto’s natural heritage landmarks, and a recognizable feature of the Lake Ontario shoreline. The waterfront project will stretch 11-km, from East Point Park to west of Bluffer’s Park. The project will revitalize the waterfront, create greenspaces along the Lake Ontario shoreline, enhance terrestrial and aquatic habitat, and increase public access to natural heritage by providing a safe and enjoyable waterfront experience. Broker protected. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Illustrations are artist’s concept. Information correct at time of press. E.&O.E. SOURCES: Eastharbour.ca / Urbantoronto.ca /Toronto.ca Kingston Road Revitalization Study / Portlandsto.ca / Trca.ca. E.&O.E. WYNFORD EGLINTON AVE. E. AGA KHAN SLOAN 35 PARK & MUSEUM Flemingdon Park Golf Club 10 9 32 33 KENNEDY EGLINTON AVE. E. O’CONNOR 8 PHARMACY HAKIMI GOLDEN BIRCHMOUNT IONVIEW KENNEDY LEBOVIC MILE KENNEDY EGLINTON SHOPPING DINING 34 Flemingdon Service 1 The Beer Store 1 Lotus Garden Ontario 2 Coles 2 Swiss Chalet MILLS RD. DON Park 18 MIN Linkwood DANFORTH RD. McCowan 3 PetSmart 3 Premium Sweets Lane Park 4 Foodland 4 Ume Fashion Sushi 18 SCRRGH District Park 5 Shoppers Drug Mart 5 Buster’s by the Bluffs MIN TO R 6 LCBO 6 Big Boy’s Burrito 7 Home Hardware 7 Jatujak DON VALLEY PKWY. 8 Eglinton Town Centre 8 The Kingston Social House Canadian Tire 9 The Quarry Café Healthy Planet 10 Reginos Pizza Old Navy 11 Tim Hortons Roots 12 The Feathers Pub ET Seaton BRIMLEY RD. RD. McCOWAN Park The Shoe Company 13 Vivetha Bistro O’CONNOR DR. 11 Providence Lowe’s 14 Ed’s Real Scoop Saint Clair 15 Healthcare H AVE. WARDEN BIRCHMOUNT RD. 14 Michaels 15 Delhi Bistro ST. CLAIR AVE. E. Ravine Park ST. CLAIR AVE. E. Coxwell Ravive Marshalls 16 Life is Sweet Park 11 Rona 17 Veloute Bistro & Catering WARDEN 9 Eglinton Corners 18 The Beacher Café The Brick 19 Castro’s Lounge O’CONNOR DR. SCRRGH KINGSTON RD. Adonis 20 Green Eggplant Sport Chek 21 Nando’s MIDLAND AVE. 12 International Clothiers 22 The Stone Lion 29 10 Scarborough SmartCentres 23 Breakwall BBQ & Smokehouse 13 Winners 24 COBS Bread Bakery 16 Bluffer’s Park VICTORIA PARK AVE. PARK VICTORIA Beach Gap 25 Hogtown Smoke 28 30 10 Reitmans 26 Beaches & Cream 27 Mark’s 27 Traditional Fine Foods Michael 11 Moores Clothing for Men 28 Zam Zam Tikka & Kabab H Garron 10 Cathedral Bluffs Taylor Creek 31 Yacht Club Hakim Optical 29 Mama’s Boys Burgers Hospital Park M&M Food Market 30 Papa John’s Pizza AVE. COXWELL Warden Woods DANFORTH RD. Scarborough Bluffs Sailing Club 11 No Frills 31 Tara Inn Pub AVE. WOODBINE Off-leash 12 Loblaws 32 Kelseys Original Roadhouse Dog Park Highland Yacht Club 14 Bluffers Park 13 Metro 33 Mandarin 5 Toronto 14 Staples 34 Hakka Legend Asian Cuisine MIN Yacht Club 12 3 Fire Station Scarborough Bluffers Park 15 FreshCo 35 The Corner Bank Sports Crescent Park Marina 16 Manke Fruit & Vegetable Bar & Grill 44 43 42 41 39 DANFORTH AVE. Scarborough COXWELL 37 36 WOODBINE DANFORTH AVE. MAIN ST. VICTORIA PARK 2 1 13 36 Local 1794 11 Heights Park Scarborough RECREATION & ENTERTAINMENT 37 Lucy Etheopia 10 Bluffs Park 45 40 38 14 13 9 1 Fox Theatre 38 Kabsa Mandi DR Rosetta McClain 2 Blantyre Outdoor Pool 39 The Wren 12 9 8 Gardens 3 iPaddle Adventures 40 Borrel 15 6 15 9 4 4 Nursewood Dog Park 41 Lalibela Cuisine MIN GERRARD ST. E. MIN 5 Kew Gardens 42 Rails & Ales EAS RR 43 The Only Café Toronto Public 6 Kew Gardens Tennis Club DEVELOPEMENT Library 7 7 Thrive Fit 44 Efes Kebab House 5 5 4 8 Scarborough Gardens Arena 45 Square Boy R B 1 6 16 9 Birchmount Stadium 46 Pappa John’s Pizza 8 59 2 Lak 10 Warden Woods 47 Bowl of Karma 56 55 54 12 60 47 50 49 Community Centre 48 The Green Dragon Pub 12 KINGSTON RD.
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