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Introducing Canary District, a Visionary Community Taking Shape in the Heart of Toronto’S Fast-Growing Area East of Downtown CANARY DISTRICT Introducing Canary District, a visionary community taking shape in the heart of Toronto’s fast-growing area east of downtown. When completed, Canary District will be Toronto’s biggest urban village with thousands of new homes and condominiums in a brilliantly planned neighbourhood. Rich in amenities such as the 18-acre Corktown Common park, Toronto’s flagship YMCA facility, a George Brown College residence, transit routes, shopping, culture, dining and more. Canary District will be an extraordinary place to live, work, and play. As a visionary, sustainable, LEED Gold urban village, Canary District is designed on the principles of green living with generous public spaces, parks and trails. Canary District retailers are passionate about their craft and products and committed to providing a memorable experience to everyone that walks through rendering is artist’s concept E.O.E. their doors. They are dedicated to developing and Canary District is one of Toronto’s most historic Distillery District and St. Lawrence nurturing meaningful relationships with community vibrant neighbourhoods where fostering a Market, Canary District is focused on the sense of community is effortless with the principles of green living, with open residents and creating opportunities for people to nearby shops, cafes and fitness centres. courtyards and public spaces, vibrant Need an added challenge to your fitness parks and promenades and next generation gather together. routine, or an energizing run? You can take communication technologies. your workout outdoors to one of the many surrounding parks, including 18-acre With its beginnings as the host to the 2015 Corktown Common Park, which is connected Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Atheletes to more than 1,800 km of trails. Village, the 35-acre master-planned Canary District in the West Don Lands, is bringing Surrounded by some of Toronto’s most new energy to Toronto’s downtown East. exciting neighbourhoods, including the 3 18 Acre Corktown Commons Park Corktown Commons is a newly opened 18-acre public park that is immediately adjacent to the Canary District. It is an active, vibrant and inviting green space that offers a scenic gateway to the Toronto’s extensive parks, ravines and trail networks throughout the Don Valley. 1000 Foot Promenade The 1,000-foot Front Street promenade is a vibrant pedestrian-oriented boulevard lined by local cafes, unique shops and vibrant vendors. The extra wide promenade will be landscaped with parkettes, benches, public art and gathering spaces. The Water Guardians By Jennifer Marman and Daniel Borins with James Khamsi A marker for Canary District are these three bright blue figures whose eyes illuminate in the dark. The sculpture’s base is made of bouncy material that encourages playful interaction. 82,000 Square Foot YMCA 500 George Brown College Toronto’s flagship 82,000 square Residence Suites foot YMCA will feature youth and The 500 new student residence suites were built community spaces, a modern to house students from George Brown College, gymnasium, swimming pool and integrating a long-term educational and student multi-purpose activity rooms. presence into the Canary District. The 8-storey residence was built to LEED Gold environmental standards and is used as a hotel during the summer months. 4 5 Household Summary (Areas shaded in yellow) Streetcar Service • Serviced by 503, 504 and Total Existing Residential Units 2,301 514 streetcars Total Future New Build Units 3,847 • Cherry streetcar (514) directly to Cherry Station Total Units 6,148 CANARY loop DISTRICT • 15-20 minute ride from Population Summary Union Station (Areas shaded in yellow) Total Existing Pop. 3,475 Bus Service Projected Incremental Pop 5,809 • Serviced by #72 and #121 buses Total Pop. at Completion 9,283 DISTILLERY • 17-23 minute ride from DISTRICT Union Station *Information based off existing buildings, approved applications, and/or latest development applications for future buildings. Subject to change. Walk Score 93 Population Nearly 100,000 people from all walks of life – singles, couples, families with Transit Score kids, first time home buyers, empty nesters, college students – surround 97 the Canary District. This population is projected to rise significantly with continued residential development in the downtown east side and Bike Score on the waterfront. 100 Canary District transit Canary District is located within a well-planned network of arterial roads, highways, subways, streetcar and bus routes linking it to every corner of the city. The newly commissioned Cherry Streetcar line connects directly with Toronto West Don Lands King Street, allowing for a seamless transition into the downtown core. Benchmark 10 min. walk time The new Downtown Relief Line is schedule to connect Pape station on the Bloor-Danforth Line with Union Station, a subway route that is Population 6,240,420 25,285 expected to pass through Canary District. Plus a planned new GO Station mere minutes away at the foot of Cherry Street is expected to Households 2,281,170 14,272 connect Canary District to the province-wide GO Transit Network. Average Age 39.4 39.9 25 - 34 years of age 100.0 194 1 person households 100.0 225 Population Statistics Average household income $108,959 $88,795 6 7 RESIDENCES Wigwamen Canary House Canary Park Housing Condos Condos . E V A W 434 Front St. E 500 Front St. E E I 1,130 SF 3,430 SF V Y A 453 Cherry St. B CHERRY STREET 887 SF 412 Front St. E 1,906 SF 2 FRONT STREET Canary House Condos Indigenous Canary District Canary Block 13 Hub Condos Commons rendering is artist’s concept E.O.E. T STREE MILL Canary Retail 8 9 453 Cherry Street Retail Area 3,747 SF • Unique retail opportunity in a historic Canadian National Railways building with a stunning glass Possession Immediate addition Additional Rent $20.99 per SF • Prominent exposure at the corner of Front St. E and Cherry St. Storefront 98 FT on Front St. E + 43 FT on Cherry St. • Includes 1,436 SF mezzanine • Across the street from 504 streetcar stop and steps from Distillery Loop • Walking distance from Distillery District OPEN TO ABOVE Year Built 1923 CNR Building storage The CNR building offers unique charm and is located at the gate- Number of Floors 1 + Mezzanine room way to the Canary District. The building is easily accessible by the Don Valley Pkwy/Hwy 404 and the Gardiner Expressway and has front door streetcar access. Steps from Distillery District and Corktown Common Park, this building is in the centre of the action in Toronto’s growing Downtown East. mechanical room OPEN TO BELOW circuit room ROOF 10 11 412 Front Street East Retail Area 1,906 SF • Corner unit with frontage along Front St. E Possession Immediate • Built out with fixtures well suited for spa or salon Additional Rent $20.99 per SF (2019 est.) • Steps from 504 streetcar stop and Distillery Loop • Walking distance from Distillery District Storefront 21 FT on Front St. E UNIT 14A The George This building is easily accessible off The Don Valley Parkway/Hwy Houses over 500 students 404 and Gardiner Expressway. Just a short walk, streetcar, or taxi ride to the city’s best destinations and most unique neighborhoods Year Built 2015 like Corktown Common Park and The Distillery Historic District. This property is also connected to the Cooper Koo Family Cherry Street YMCA , which features two pools, a running track, 10,000 SF of green roof space and a fitness center. 12 13 434 Front Street East Retail Area 1,130 SF • Frontage along Front St. E Possession Immediate • Steps from 18-acre Corktown Common Park Additional Rent $20.99 per SF (2019 est.) • Walking distance from Distillery District Storefront 42 FT on Front St. E Residential Units 145 Wigwamen Housing UNIT 15B/C This building is situated adjacent to the new George Brown Resi- Retail Units 4 dences and the beautiful Cooper Koo YMCA. This built in customer base is only set to grow as we add commercial and residential Year Built 2014 density in the Canary District, Distillery District and West Don Lands. All told, the area will be home to 9,500 residents upon Number of Floors 10 completion! 14 15 500 Front Street East Retail Area 3,430 SF • Prominent exposure at the corner of Front St. E and Bayview Ave. Possession Immediate • Beautiful high ceilings and exclusive wrap-around Additional Rent $20.99 per SF (2019 est.) patio Storefront 82 FT on Front St. E + • Directly across the street from Corktown Common 53 FT on Bayview Ave. Park Canary Park Condos Residential Units 437 This building is situated adjacent to the beautiful, 18 acre corktown Retail Units 5 common park and splash pad. Year Built 2016 Number of Floors 16, 12 UNIT 4E/F 16 17 Melody Irankhah Leasing Representative T: 416.365.4115 E: [email protected] dream.ca.
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