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Live As One. A City Park Community on the New Dupont. Located in one of the few areas of the city that’s a multi-modal transit hub with a variety of transit options, Galleria brings TRANSIT HUB convenience to your doorstep. The Duf erin subway station, buses, streetcars, GO Transit and the UP Express are all within reach. Vaughan Unionville Metropolitan Centre Finch York University Downsview Park Leslie Sheppard Don Mills Yonge York Mills Yorkdale Scarborough Centre Weston Eglinton Pearson Airport West Eglinton Kennedy Matheson/Airport Science Coporate Centre Centre Gunns Loop St. Clair West St. Clair Dupont Pape Kipling Dundas Duferin Spadina St. George Bloor Main Street Scarborough West Yonge Queen/Spadina Osgoode Queen Line 1 Yonge-University St Clair Streetcar Line Line 2 Bloor-Danforth Proposed SmartTrack Line 3 Scarborough Proposed South Relief Line Line 4 Sheppard Proposed Smart Track Eglinton Crosstown LRT Proposed Ontario Line Liberty Village Union Duferin Bus Line Ontario Place/ Exhibition INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Now is the time to invest in this RENTAL UPSWING TH booming area where there is PLACE more value and potential than 4 TORONTO’S RANKING in the downtown core. 9.2% IN TOP 50 TECH TALENT GTA Condo Rent Growth MARKETS4 in Q4-2018 2 A GROWING NEIGHBOURHOOD 7.7% Per square foot increase in 4.0% Toronto is growing, Q1 2019 residential rent 2 DOWNTOWN TORONTO and Toronto West is growing JOB GROWTH INCREASE along with it. IN 2018 ⁵ NEW DEVELOPMENT 2.8M - PRICE GROWTH 565,000+ Toronto Population PEOPLE EMPLOYED IN 13,000 DOWNTOWN TORONTO OFFICE Estimated new residential units on the JOBS IN 2018 ⁵ 3.4M market in the next 5 to 10 years ³ Projected population increase by 2041 1 12.4% 572,415 Year over year price appreciation in Toronto W02, compared to 7.3% in INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN CANADIAN 1. Statistics Canada 2. Urbanation all of Toronto ⁶ 3. Altusgroup 4. CBRE Scoring Tech Talent in North America UNIVERSITIES IN 20181 5. City of Toronto Employment Survey 6. TREB Home Price Index NEW CITY PARK MASTER-PLANNED, MIXED -USE COMMUNITY A new urban district is coming to Dupont and Duf erin. Galleria on the Park leads positive change in the neighbourhood with a 20-acre site, enhancing its zest and creativity with a range of housing, leisure and retail options. As the fi rst step in Phase 1 of Galleria on the Park, a New Community Centre Built First new community centre will be built and enjoyed by the SQ.FT. fi rst occupants of Galleria on the Park. This spacious and modern new facility — one of the largest in Toronto — 95,000 will of er state-of-the-art equipment and programming. Rendering is artists impression only, showing a possible vision for the complete renovation of the Wallace-Emerson Park. Not all of these parklands form part of the Galleria on the Park development; developer is not responsible for the full build out of the park. SHOPVibrant Retail HomeLIVE on the Park PLAYNew Green Spaces SQ.FT. ACRES 300,000RETAIL SPACE 2,896RESIDENTIAL UNITS 8 An exhilarating range Ofering a premium The new Wallace Emerson Park is of planned shops and lifestyle in a friendly a park of unprecedented size for a services — including community setting, condo community in the city and grocery stores and one- Galleria will attract will welcome residents and visitors of-a-kind boutiques — thousands of residents to spend time in its much-needed will provide the ultimate from all over the GTA. green space. convenience and THE COMMUNITY HEART excitement to everyone HIGH-RISE Winter leisure skating pad and trail living in the area. RESIDENTIAL BMX/skateboard park Modern ofce spaces BUILDINGS 8 THE PLAY HEART* will ofer inspiring places to work. Free-form play at centre of the park Multi-use field and natural gathering place THE NATURE HEART* *Planned by City for future implementation but outside scope of development commitments by developer. Natural landscape Treed canopy Meandering pathways EMERALD CITY TORONTO, ON THE CREATOR OF GALLERIA OF CREATOR THE The realization of development projects and value enhancement forms the cornerstone of ELAD Canada’s multi-billion dollar operations. Backed by extensive international capital and benefiting from experience and in-depth knowledge of the industry, ELAD has a proven track record with large scale, multi-phase projects and numerous ofce, LANSING SQUARE industrial and retail properties throughout Canada TORONTO, ON and the US. With a best-in-class reputation for creative thinking and investing in the execution and delivery of untapped development opportunities, ELAD is highly skilled at seeking out sites with high potential, close to transit and major points of interest. Best known for its visionary approach at the award winning, master planned Emerald City in Toronto, ELAD also leads the way with innovative projects in Montreal. ELAD has recently acquired Lansing Square, a 400,000 sq.ft. ofce complex on approximately 15 acres, slated to be redeveloped as a mixed-use community. #LiveAsOne A New Dupont City Park Community. 2 3 Illustration is artist’s concept only. Master-Planned Communities Essential Elements 4 Public Infrastructure Density Public Spaces Retail Transit Master-Planned Community 6 Residential Nearly 3,000 Units 7 Phase 1 Approx. 470 Units 8 Retail Approx. 300,000 sq.ft. 9 Community Park 8 Acre Park 10 Community Centre Approx. 95,000 sq.ft. 11 WYCHWOOD AVE VAUGHAN RD RUSHTON RD ST CLAIR AVE W SPADINA RD OAKWOOD GLENHOLME CHRISTIE ST AVE 7 Neighbourhood AVE LANSDOWNE AVE WALMER RD Corso Italia ALBERT ST CLAIR AVE W Casa Loma Restaurants AVE A AVE AV TYRREL DUFFERIN ST ROSEMOUNT E 4 8 & Parks CALEDONIA PARK RD 3 DAVENPORT RD BARTLETT AVE N HOWARD AVE BATHURST ST GEARY AVE CHRISTIE ST 3 5 DUPONT ST the DAVENPORT RD 1 2 Anne PARKS OSSINGTON AVE SHAW ST ESSEX ST BARTLETT AVE 1. Christie Pits Park EMERSON AVE RESTAURANTS LANSDOWNE AVE DUPONT ST 11 2 BARTON AVE 2. Dovercourt Park 10 1. Parallel 1 6 PALMERSTON AVE 3. Earlscourt Park WALLACE AVE DUFFERIN ST 2. North of Brooklyn Pizzeria SHANLY ST 4. Hillcrest Park BLOOR ST W 3. Famiglia Baldassarre 5. Duferin Grove Park 4. Sugo SYMINGTON AVE 9 6. Campbell Park OSSINGTON AVE 5. Blood Brothers Brewing 4 T DOVERCOURT RD HARBORD ST 7. Wychwood Barns Park 6. Forno Cultura HAVELOCK ST BLOOR ST W BROCK AVE 7. Drake Commissary LANSDOWNE AVE 5 Duferin Mall 8. Hendersons Brewery 6 8 COLLEGE ST 7 STERLING RD 9. Burdock MUIR AVE 10. Mattachioni 12 DUNDAS ST W COLLEGE ST 13 Go Train Line TTC Subway Stations UP Express Bloor Station Bloor GO Transit Bloor-Danforth Line Duferin Bus Route Ossington Bus Route Bathurst Bus Route Dupont Bus Route St. Clair Streetcar Line SPADINA RD SPADINA AVE x Casa Loma the WALMER RD 8 Anne ST CLAIR AVE W HOWARD AVE BATHURST ST VAUGHAN RD PALMERSTON AVE WYCHWOOD AVE COLLEGE ST Barns HARBORD ST Wychwood CHRISTIE ST CHRISTIE ST RUSHTON RD E ESSEX ST AV BLOOR ST W BARTON AVE DUPONT ST DAVENPORT RD DAVENPORT RREL RREL TY SHAW ST OSSINGTON AVE OSSINGTON AVE ALBERTA AVE GEARY AVE OAKWOOD AVE DOVERCOURT RD AVE GLENHOLME AVE SHANLY ST HAVELOCK ST COLLEGE ST BARTLETT AVE ST CLAIR AVE W ROSEMOUNT BARTLETT AVE N DUFFERIN ST DUFFERIN ST Duferin Mall MUIR AVE WALLACE AVE BROCK AVE C EMERSON AVE LANSDOWNE AVE LANSDOWNE AVE LANSDOWNE AVE DUPONT ST BLOOR ST W STERLING RD DAVENPORT RD DAVENPORT CALEDONIA PARK RD SYMINGTON AVE T DUNDAS ST W Master-Planned Community Growth Appreciation Case Study 1 - Emerald City 116%* 93%** Emerald City - Master-PlannedMLS Community District AppreciationC15 Appreciation 2008 2009 2010 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Over an eleven year period, the price per sq.ft. of the master-planned community of Emerald City has appreciated by 116%, while the price per sq.ft. *Altus Realnet for resale condos within the same MLS district has appreciated by 93% **TREB 14 Master-Planned Community Growth Appreciation Case Study 2 - Cityplace 161%* Cityplace - Master-Planned Community108%** Appreciation MLS District C01 Appreciation 2009 2010 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Over a ten year period, the price per sq.ft. of the master-planned community of Cityplace has appreciated by 161%, while the price per sq.ft. for resale *Altus Realnet condos within the same MLS district has appreciated by 108% **TREB 15 Master-Planned Community Growth Appreciation Case Study 3 - Bayside 109%* Bayside - Master-Planned Community64%** Appreciation MLS District C08 Appreciation 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Over a six year period, the price per sq.ft. of the master-planned community of Tridel Bayside has appreciated by 109%, while the price per sq.ft. for resale *Altus Realnet condos within the same MLS district has appreciated by 64% **TREB 16 The Architects A Schulich School of Business B ROM Welcome Project C Shangri-La D One Yonge B A C D 18 COREARCHITECTS A Dubai Marina B Cosmopolitan Toronto Hotel C M City Phase 2 A B C 19 The Interior Designers A Berczy B Scala C Line 5 D Maverick B A C D 21 The Creators ELAD Canada is a multi-billion dollar real estate company with For over 25 years, Freed has been changing the face of Toronto with a keen focus on development projects and income-producing it’s unique brand of design-based development. The company, with properties. Backed by extensive international capital and benefiting 9,100 units and $5.48 billion dollars in real estate assets developed, from experience and in-depth knowledge of the industry, ELAD has been the driving force behind the remarkable transformation has a proven track record for successful large scale, multi-phase of King Street West and beyond.
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