Mirvish Village

Retail Mirvish Village is: Wonder. No Certainty, Eclectic.

Not Modern, Naive. Not Immature,

Fun. Not Farcical, Lost. Not Found,

Classic. Not Nostalgic, Playful. Not

Stuffy, Quirky, Not Expected.

Mirvish Village 2 900+ Purpose-Built >200,000 ft² 97 Walk Score Rental Homes Retail + 100 Transit Score Creative Workspace 100 Bike Score

25,000 ft² Westbank LEED Platinum Public Market Cycle Club Neighbourhood powered by Creative Energy

Music Venue New Public Art by featuring daily Public Park and performances Ian Wallace

24 Heritage Daycare House Concepts Buildings Conserved

Mirvish Village 3 Mirvish Village

The Mirvish Village Story Honest Ed’s was important because it was a place where the To this day, the site holds meaning for so many people. Our goal community came together. This was partly because of its rich when we were invited by to redevelop the site was history as an artist colony, partly because it was on a streetcar not only to honour this legacy, but to build on the idea that Mirvish line and a subway line, and next to one of the most important Village will represent this community and support its evolution. universities in North America. Most importantly, because it was Designed as a new, vibrant community hub and gathering place, home to thousands of stories from the many immigrants who have Mirvish Village will integrate a new park and public market, come to that helped it become the multicultural global city an extensive public realm, micro-retail, 24 restored heritage it is today. Everything about the project is seen through this lens. buildings, unique restaurants and shops as well as numerous A new community of 100% purpose-built rental, Mirvish Village indoor and outdoor performance and gathering spaces all will build on a rich history that began in 1948. A Jewish- interwoven with public art installations including a mural by American immigrant, entrepreneur, business leader and community artist Frank Stella. The project is powered by a neighbourhood builder, Ed Mirvish created a beacon for diverse communities energy system by Creative Energy that will help it achieve and a gathering place for recent immigrants to Toronto. reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of over 30%.

Mirvish Village 4 About Mirvish Village History

The Honest Ed’s Store had multiple incarnations, spanning over 60 years in business at the same location. The store grew incrementally from the corner of Bloor and Markham, as “Honest” Ed Mirvish gradually annexed the buildings to the east and south to fill most of a city block. The store became a Toronto landmark and the surrounding area became a haven for artists, housing galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, anchored by Anne Mirvish’s studio and practice.

1974 2017 Mirvish Books expansion After a year long community 1948 opened at 599 Markham, consultation process which Ed Mirvish Opens originally the site of engaged over 30,000 Torontonians, Honest Ed’s. 1969 Jack Pollock’s gallery. Contrast founded by Al Mirvish Village zoning is approved. Hamilton in 1969, is located at Bloor and Bathurst. Called the “eyes, ears and voice of 2014 ’s Black community,” Westbank 1965 the publication helped many and Peterson 2022 Paul Rodrick noted Black journalists and purchase the Mirvish Village Gallery opens. writers get their start. Honest Ed’s site. Completion.

1963 - 1964 1970 1993 2016 2018 Frank Stella’s piece Markham House serves Preservation and Construction wrote one or more of Damascus Gate is installed as a gallery and studio for demolition work Starts. her early novels in the in Mirvish Books and Anne Mirvish’s sculptures. begins on site. Victory Cafe building, remains there until 2005. on the second floor.

Mirvish Village 5 About Mirvish Village Context Map Transit

Yonge-University Line At the intersection of Bloor and Bathurst Streets on the western edge of , Mirvish Village has a transit score of 100, bike score of 100, Bloor-Danforth Line and walking score of 97. Bathurst Station across the street provides access Go Train/Pearson to the Bloor-Danforth subway line and the Bathurst streetcar line. Express Train

Toronto Pearson International Airport: 40 mins

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport: 20 mins

Financial District: The Danforth 15 mins Summerhill Rosedale 3KM Population: 499,500 Yorkville Seaton Household Village Median Income: $61,550 Koreatown Queen’s Bloordale Park Mirvish Median Age: Village U of T 35 - 39 Cabbagetown Palmerston- Little Italy City 5KM Hall Trinity- St. Lawrence Population: Bellwoods Market Entertainment 971,500 Ossington District Roncesvalles Household Queen West South Core Median Income: $59,500

Parkdale Liberty Median Age: Village Exhibition 35 - 39 Place

Mirvish Village 6 About Mirvish Village Neighbourhood Map

The site is bordered by four residential neighbourhoods: Palmerston-Little Italy, , The Annex and each with their own unique Transit identity. The is located less than a 10 minute walk from Yonge-University Mirvish Village, adding over 60,000 people to the daytime population. Line Bloor-Danforth Line

Bathurst Station Passengers per day (2015): 36,461

511 Bathurst Bathurst St THE ANNEX Streetcar SEATON St. George Passengers per Station VILLAGE day (2012): 17,400 Royal Seaton Village Spadina Bloor/Bathurst Museum Station Varsity Vehicular Traffic Bata Shoe Stadium Royal (8hr period): Museum Conservatory 15,756 Cars of Music Bloor St W Bathurst Rotman Bloor/Bathurst Station School of Philosopher’s Pedestrian Traffic Management Walk (8hr period): Koreatown 20,564 People Park Mirvish Robarts Village Hart House Library

511 Bathurst 1KM University of HARBORD Toronto Population: VILLAGE 29,400 Ossington Household Median Station PALMERSTON- Income: Bickford LITTLE ITALY $62,500 Park Convocation Hall Median Age: 35 - 39

506 Carlton

Mirvish Village 7 Mirvish Market Main Street Retail Retail Markham Street Micro Retail at Honest Ed’s Alley

Celebrating entrepreneurship, creativity, multiculturalism, heritage and community.

The retail at Mirvish is diverse, varied and designed to reflect the fine grain character of the historic site, with multiple spaces available for micro to mid-size to larger tenants. The project is anchored by a public market which forms an identifiable heart connected to every aspect of the site including the retail high street at Markham Street and the public park.

Mirvish Village 8 SUBWAY SUBWAY ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

Mirvish Village Site Plan VEST. EXISTING BUILDINGS 1,495 SF LOBBY 847 SF SERVICE 1,472 SF 2,652 SF 6,467 SF

MAIL EXIT PARCELS EXIT ELEVATOR LOBBY DOG WASH VEST. VEST. ELEVATOR LOBBY LOBBY Main St Retail SERVICE MAIL MAIL SERVICE SERVICE 1,503 SF PARCELS FREIGHT AND RETAIL NORTH ELEVATORS CORRIDOR VEST. Micro Retail LOBBY LOBBY ELEVATOR 697 SF Market 335 SF 780 SF

ELEVATOR Daycare SERVICE LOBBY 12,830 SF MARKET Residential

Office MUSIC 13,412 SF PARK RETAIL VENUE MAIL Markham Street LOBBY Heritage Houses VESTIBULE Passenger Elevator EXIT EXIT RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 951 SF ELEVATOR DRIVEWAY (EAST-WEST LINK) LOBBY

Freight Elevator VESTIBULE VESTIBULE MARKHAM STREET

PARCELS STREET BATHURST 634 SF EXISTING BUILDING 758 425 SF 392 SF LOBBY BATHURST STREET EXISTING BUILDINGS 1,015 SF MAIL EXISTING BUILDING 756 883 SF BATHURST STREET SOUTH RETAIL ELEVATORS 428 SF 1,849 SF ELEVATOR 223 SF 4,291 SF LOBBY 820 SF SERVICE 130 SF 504 SF 3,300 SF SERVICE 181 SF JANITOR 301 SF 184 SF PARCELS LOBBY VEST. 1,660 SF 189 SF 314 SF MAIL

PUBLIC 248 SF OUTDOOR 228 SF 1,175 SF WASHROOM 638 SF PLAY AREA 196 SF 181 SF 270 SF SERVICE 179 SF 1,190 SF 270 SF 1,094 SF DAYCARE 604 SF 234 SF 214 SF HONEST ED'S ALLEY ED'S HONEST 292 SF BIKES 181 SF 251 SF OFFICE EXISTING 1,438 SF 181 SF 203 SF 1,248 SF 700 SF LOBBY BUILDINGS ENTRY TO PARKADE 197 SF 182 SF

EXIT SERVICE STREET CAR STOP

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Bloor Street tree t

Driveway (East-West Link)

2 25,000 ft 6 16 6 30+ at hu rst Stree t B market space fresh food prepared food pop up vendors seasonal outdoor Markham S vendors vendors market stalls

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Lennox Street

Mirvish Village 10 Mirvish Market

Entry and escalators to L2 grocery store

Westbank | B atay-Csorba Architects | 7 Mirvish Village 11 Mirvish Market

Memory Wall and Cafe at Entrance of Market

Mirvish Village 12 Memory Wall WESTBANK | BATAY-CSORBA ARCHITECTS | 12 Mirvish Market

East Market Aisle

Mirvish Village 13 East Market Aisle WESTBANK | BATAY-CSORBA ARCHITECTS | 18 Mirvish Market

East Market Stall

Mirvish Village 14 East Market Stall Mirvish Market... 22 vendors over 25,000 square feet!

30,000+ visitors per week!

Mirvish Village 15 Film Live Market Mezzanine...bar Screenings! Concerts! & private events for up to 140 people!

Outdoor Restaurants Markets! & Cafes!

Patios & Outdoor Street Seating! Festivals! Mezzanine

Mirvish Village 17 Westbank | Batay-Csorba Architects | 5 Mezzanine

Westbank | Batay-Csorba Architects | 4 Mirvish Village 18 Markham Street

Bloor Street

The restoration of the Markham Street heritage houses reimagines the street as a pedestrian-oriented avenue. The 18 restored heritage houses (of a total 24 restored heritage structures) will be home to unique restaurants, cafes, bookstores, record stores and other Driveway (East-West Link) retailers that reflect the distinct character of the neighbourhood. Bathurst Street Markham Street We are returning Markham Street to the vibrancy of its heyday in the 1960s, when rows of twentieth century residences housing galleries and

studios lined the street, and artists sold their pieces on their front lawns. N

Lennox Street

Mirvish Village 19 Markham Street

Mirvish Village 20 Markham Street... Mirvish Market perfect for festivals and special events!

Market Bandstand... for indoor and outdoor events

Mirvish Park... featuring artwork by Frank Stella 18 heritage houses like the on Markham Street David Mirvish were preserved and Gallery... restored...

They’re all tied together by an and the outdoor live music Victory Cafe... venue called The Bandstand. The park features a mural by artist Frank Stella. Inspired by the legacy of David Mirvish’s gallery where Stella’s work was displayed for over 35 years, the evolution of Mirvish Village brings the gallery outdoors to the public realm.

Market Bandstand... Live Music & Events! Micro Retail

Mirvish Village will build on the entrepreneurial spirit of Ed Driveway (East-West Link) and Anne Mirvish and celebrate all that they created by Bathurst Street Markham Street supporting creative, innovative and passionate entrepreneurs Driveway (East-West Link) Bathurst Street and small business owners. Mirvish Village will offer incubator Markham Street spaces and micro-retail spaces for these businesses to showcase their products and test out new concepts. N N

Mirvish Village 24 25+ unique micro-retail vendors...

...and the Westbank Cycle Club, a first of its kind electric bike share program!

Mirvish Village 25 Honest Ed’s Alley “A Celebration of Entrepreneurial Spirit.”

Over 20 fully move-in ready micro retail units for retail entrepreneurs. With no major deposit or long-term leases required. Honest Ed’s Alley will support a new generation of young entrepreneurs from across Toronto.

Honest Ed’s Alley features neon signage and lighting inspired by alleyways of Tokyo. Lined with street vendors and unique retailers these alleyways are lit with beautiful lanterns and signs that draw in visitors to activate the space day and night.

Mirvish Village 26 Retail Opportunities What was it about Honest Ed’s that brought people together? It was a place The core of the project, the 25,000 sf market will reinterpret the public gathering where you could buy anything and everything. People came there because space - weaving together food, music, art and experiences and the diversity it was always interesting and exciting, and welcomed visitors from around of one of the world’s most multicultural cities to build on Honest Ed’s legacy. Toronto and the world. The evolution of that concept today is a public market.

One of the most multicultural cities in the world, Toronto has a great food culture exactly because of its diverse population. The public market at Mirvish Village is our way to bring back the energy of this place and create a space for the community to mix.

Mirvish Village 27 Mirvish Village Axo Plan

Mirvish Village 28 SUBWAY SUBWAY BLOOR STREET ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

Mirvish Village

Ground Floor Plan VEST. EXISTING BUILDINGS 1,495 SF LOBBY 847 SF SERVICE 1,472 SF 2,652 SF 6,467 SF CAFE

MAIL EXIT PARCELS EXIT ELEVATOR LOBBY DOG WASH VEST. VEST. ELEVATOR LOBBY LOBBY Main St Retail SERVICE MAIL MAIL SERVICE SERVICE 1,503 SF PARCELS FREIGHT AND RETAIL NORTH ELEVATORS CORRIDOR VEST. Micro Retail LOBBY LOBBY ELEVATOR 697 SF Market 335 SF 780 SF

ELEVATOR Daycare SERVICE LOBBY 5,949 SF 13,412 SF Residential 5,228 SF Office MUSIC PARK RETAIL VENUE MAIL Markham Street LOBBY Heritage Houses VESTIBULE Passenger Elevator EXIT EXIT RESIDENTIAL LOBBY 951 SF ELEVATOR DRIVEWAY (EAST-WEST LINK) LOBBY Freight Elevator VESTIBULE VESTIBULE MARKHAM STREET

PARCELS STREET BATHURST 634 SF EXISTING BUILDING 758 425 SF 392 SF LOBBY BATHURST STREET EXISTING BUILDINGS 1,015 SF MAIL EXISTING BUILDING 756 883 SF BATHURST STREET SOUTH RETAIL ELEVATORS 428 SF 1,849 SF ELEVATOR 223 SF 4,291 SF LOBBY 820 SF SERVICE 130 SF 504 SF 3,300 SF SERVICE 181 SF JANITOR 301 SF 184 SF PARCELS LOBBY VEST. 1,660 SF 189 SF 314 SF MAIL

PUBLIC 248 SF OUTDOOR 228 SF 1,175 SF WASHROOM 638 SF PLAY AREA 196 SF 181 SF 270 SF SERVICE 179 SF 1,190 SF 270 SF 1,094 SF DAYCARE 604 SF 234 SF 214 SF HONEST ED'S ALLEY ED'S HONEST 292 SF BIKES 181 SF 251 SF OFFICE EXISTING 1,438 SF 181 SF 203 SF 1,248 SF 700 SF 2,456 SF BUILDINGS ENTRY TO PARKADE 197 SF 182 SF

EXIT SERVICE STREET CAR STOP

Mirvish Village LENNOX STREET 29 SUBWAY SUBWAY BLOOR STREET ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

Mirvish Village Level 2 Floor Plan

7,491 SF

SERVICES ELEVATOR LOBBY

SERVICES

SERVICE RETAIL ELEVATOR Main St Retail ELEV. LOBBY LOBBY

SERVICES Micro Retail

Market 3,280 SF 588 SF Daycare

Residential

14,360 SF Office

Markham Street MEZZANINE Heritage Houses

Passenger Elevator FREIGHT 872 SF ELEVATOR

Freight Elevator VESTIBULE MARKHAM STREET 2,500 SF EXISTING BUILDING 758 STREET BATHURST 417 SF BATHURST STREET EXISTING ROOF 1,579 SF EXISTING BUILDING 756 BATHURST STREET 876 SF SERVICES 1,217 SF 831 SF 21,321 SF MARKHAM STREET HERITAGE HOUSES HERITAGE

829 SF

9,600 SF 827 SF DAYCARE

533 SF

1,427 SF

STREET CAR STOP

Mirvish Village LENNOX STREET 30 BLOOR STREET

Mirvish Village Parking Level P1

4,708 SF SERVICES STAFF

SERVICES WASHROOM

RESIDENTIAL BYCICLE STORAGE NON RESIDENTIAL STAFF BYCICLE STORAGE WASHROOM ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEVATOR Main St Retail LOBBY SERVICES DISH SERVICES SERVICES WASHING FREIGHT AND RETAIL NORTH ELEV.

WASHROOM SERVICE CORRIDOR VEST. Micro Retail LOBBY ELEVATOR VESTIBULE PUBLIC SERVICE SERVICES WASHROOM ELEVATOR LOBBY 9990 SF

RESIDENTIAL JANITOR Market BYCICLE SERVICES STORAGE

RESIDENTIAL Daycare BYCICLE STORAGE

Residential

RESIDENTIAL BYCICLE STORAGE Office SERVICES SERVICES ELEV. LOBBY Markham Street RESIDENTIAL Heritage Houses BYCICLE STORAGE

SERVICES RESIDENTIAL BYCICLE Passenger Elevator STORAGE BYCICLE VALET BYCICLE SERVICES RESIDENTIAL TERM SHORT STORAGE BYCICLE RESIDENTIAL BYCICLE STORAGE SERV. BYCICLE STORAGE JAN. Freight Elevator G.C.R. MARKHAM STREET EXISTING BUILDING 758 STREET BATHURST 429 SF BATHURST STREET 1250 SF RESIDENTIAL SERVICES BYCICLE EXISTING BUILDING 756 STORAGE BATHURST STREET LOBBY 840 SF ELEV. SOUTH RETAIL ELEVATORS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SERVICES BYCICLE STORAGE 3,798 SF

846 SF VESTIBULE STORAGE G.C.R. VEST. VEST. E.T.S. JAN. JAN. 2,849 SF SERV.

1,628 SF BIKE RAMP 1,196 SF G.C.R.

VEST. SERVICES WASHROOM ELEV. RESIDENTIAL BYCICLE STORAGE LOBBY 641 SF 1,577 SF

1,403 SF

Mirvish Village LENNOX STREET 31 BLOOR STREET

Mirvish Village Parking Level P2

12,875 SF 5,917 SF

VEST. SERVICES

SERVICES ELEVATOR VEST. LOBBY SERVICES Main St Retail RESIDENTIAL SERV. VEST. GARBAGE SERVICES SERVICE SERVICES MOVING VEST. SHIPPING & RECEIVING CORRIDOR Micro Retail SERVICES PARCELS PROPOSED UNDERGROUND WALKWAY VESTIBULE

SERVICES STORAGE Market MOVING COMPACTOR SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES STORAGE COMPACTOR Daycare STORAGE COMMERCIAL LOADING ELEVATED LOADING DOCK Residential AND GARBAGE LOADING RETAIL GARBAGE Office

SERV. OFFICE

VEST. VEST. SERVICES Markham Street SERVICES ELEVATOR LOBBY BUILDING SERV. SERVICES Heritage Houses OPERATIONS MOVING BREAK ROOM SERVICES Passenger Elevator SERVICES Freight Elevator STORAGE MARKHAM STREET BATHURST STREET BATHURST

STORAGE ELEV. LOBBY

SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES

STORAGE RETAIL SOUTH ELEVATORS

RESIDENTIAL BIKE STORAGE SERVICES SERVICES VEST. SERV. MOVING SERVICES SERVICES

SERVICES AMENITY WORKSHOP SERVICES

STORAGE

ELEV. LOBBY RETAIL SERVICES GARBAGE

SERVICES SERVICES

STORAGE SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES

Mirvish Village LENNOX STREET 32 Westbank

The core of Westbank’s mission is to create a body of work with a high degree of artistry that helps foster more equitable and beautiful cities. Westbank is active across Canada and in the United States, with projects including residential, hotels, retail, office, rental, district energy, affordable housing and public art. Established in 1992, they are one of North America’s leading developers, with offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Seattle, Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Chengdu, and over 25 billion dollars of projects completed or under development. Westbank is driven by the belief that beauty and culture in all forms and in the broadest definitions, are essential to human existence. In committing their efforts fully towards the fight for beauty and the creation of culture, they have evolved beyond the definition of a traditional real estate development firm, to become a culture company.

Right Westbank Cityscape

Mirvish Village 33 Peterson

Peterson Group (“Peterson”) is a family- owned private entrepreneurial company based in Hong Kong and Vancouver.

The principal business of Peterson is investments in property globally, crossing asset classes and strategies. In addition, Peterson has investments in private equity, venture capital, private debt and asset management. Throughout their history, Peterson has owned, developed and managed a diverse portfolio of projects including residential, office, hotel, retail, industrial and mixed-use.

Across North America, Peterson’s interests include ownership in 7.5 million square feet of commercial property, over 2,400 units of residential and hospitality, and participation in the development of another 14.0 million square feet.

Right Alberni by Kengo Kuma Peterson in partnership with Westbank

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The developer and broker reserve the right to make modifications and changes to the information contained herein. Dimensions, sizes, specifications, layouts, furnishings and materials are approximate only and subject to change without notice. Final floor plans and areas may vary. Without limiting the foregoing, the areas set out in any floor plans are based on standard method for measuring floor area and final rentable and useable areas may differ from the areas shown on floor plans. Renderings and illustrations are for illustrative purposes only. Please ask a leasing representative for details. E.&O.E.