Archstone Properties Ltd.

This mixed-use development is situated at Toronto’s landmark corner of Church Street and Wellesley Street East right in the heart of the vibrant LGBTQ+ community, downtown Toronto’s most diverseand lively neighbourhood. The area is an urban destination for locals to gather and is a major tourist attraction for the Toronto Pride Festival, nightlife, and celebration of arts and culture. Only a few steps away from Wellelsey subway station, the project is conveniently located near transit and is within walking distance to downtown’s world-class shopping, restaurants, sports, entertainment, and Canada’s largest financial district. Source: One Properties

Located at the corner of Queen Street East and Parliament Street in Toronto’s Corktown neighbourhood, this mixed-use development is just minutes away from the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The area attracts many young professionals to live in the neighbourhood because of its convenient location and close proximity to downtown Toronto’s world-class shopping, dining, sports, entertainment, and more. This prominent intersection is home to Corktown’s retail centre offering various services, restaurants, cafes, boutique and national retailers, and entertainment along Queen Street East. The Queen and Parliament intersection has been identified as the location of a Downtown Relief Line station. Upon completion, the development will feature 445 residential suites (approx. 1,000 residents) above the 38,800 sq. ft. retail podium made up of 10,400 sq. ft. ground floor retail units and a 28,100 sq. ft. grocer on the second floor. The street-level retail units will face Queen Street E and Parliament Street for maximum exposure at this bustling corner. Source: One Properties

Situated near the financial core and Yonge Street along the Queen Street East corridor between the east end and downtown, the site is within immediate proximity to the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The new Downtown Relief Line will travel along Queen Street East with a station planned for the Queen Street East and Sherbourne Street intersection. Upon completion, this mixed-use project will feature 446 residential suites, 251,000 sq. ft. of office space and 15,100 sq. ft. of retail space along with a public park and pedestrian connections. With easy access from Queen Street East, Ontario Street, Richmond Street East, the ground floor retail area is a prime location for cafes, restaurants, boutique stores and services. The design of the buildings will incorporate heritage facade and high-quality urban design. Source: One Properties

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Located at the corner of Queen Street East and Parliament Street in Toronto’s Corktown neighbourhood, this mixed-use development is just minutes away from the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The area attracts many young professionals to live in the neighbourhood because of its convenient location and close proximity to downtown Toronto’s world-class shopping, dining, sports, entertainment, and more. This prominent intersection is home to Corktown’s retail centre offering various services, restaurants, cafes, boutique and national retailers, and entertainment along Queen Street East. The Queen and Parliament intersection has been identified as the location of a Downtown Relief Line station. Upon completion, the development will feature 445 residential suites (approx. 1,000 residents) above the 38,800 sq. ft. retail podium made up of 10,400 sq. ft. ground floor retail units and a 28,100 sq. ft. grocer on the second floor. The street-level retail units will face Queen Street E and Parliament Street for maximum exposure at this bustling corner. Source: One Properties

This mixed-use development is situated at Toronto’s landmark corner of Church Street and Wellesley Street East right in the heart of the vibrant LGBTQ+ community, downtown Toronto’s most diverseand lively neighbourhood. The area is an urban destination for locals to gather and is a major tourist attraction for the Toronto Pride Festival, nightlife, and celebration of arts and culture. Only a few steps away from Wellelsey subway station, the project is conveniently located near transit and is within walking distance to downtown’s world-class shopping, restaurants, sports, entertainment, and Canada’s largest financial district. Source: One Properties

Situated near the financial core and Yonge Street along the Queen Street East corridor between the east end and downtown, the site is within immediate proximity to the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The new Downtown Relief Line will travel along Queen Street East with a station planned for the Queen Street East and Sherbourne Street intersection. Upon completion, this mixed-use project will feature 446 residential suites, 251,000 sq. ft. of office space and 15,100 sq. ft. of retail space along with a public park and pedestrian connections. With easy access from Queen Street East, Ontario Street, Richmond Street East, the ground floor retail area is a prime location for cafes, restaurants, boutique stores and services. The design of the buildings will incorporate heritage facade and high-quality urban design. Source: One Properties

Situated near the financial core and Yonge Street along the Queen Street East corridor between the east end and downtown, the site is within immediate proximity to the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The new Downtown Relief Line will travel along Queen Street East with a station planned for the Queen Street East and Sherbourne Street intersection. Upon completion, this mixed-use project will feature 446 residential suites, 251,000 sq. ft. of office space and 15,100 sq. ft. of retail space along with a public park and pedestrian connections. With easy access from Queen Street East, Ontario Street, Richmond Street East, the ground floor retail area is a prime location for cafes, restaurants, boutique stores and services. The design of the buildings will incorporate heritage facade and high-quality urban design. Source: One Properties

Located at the corner of Queen Street East and Parliament Street in Toronto’s Corktown neighbourhood, this mixed-use development is just minutes away from the downtown core, waterfront, Entertainment District, Distillery District, and Garden District. The area attracts many young professionals to live in the neighbourhood because of its convenient location and close proximity to downtown Toronto’s world-class shopping, dining, sports, entertainment, and more. This prominent intersection is home to Corktown’s retail centre offering various services, restaurants, cafes, boutique and national retailers, and entertainment along Queen Street East. The Queen and Parliament intersection has been identified as the location of a Downtown Relief Line station. Upon completion, the development will feature 445 residential suites (approx. 1,000 residents) above the 38,800 sq. ft. retail podium made up of 10,400 sq. ft. ground floor retail units and a 28,100 sq. ft. grocer on the second floor. The street-level retail units will face Queen Street E and Parliament Street for maximum exposure at this bustling corner. Source: One Properties

This mixed-use development is situated at Toronto’s landmark corner of Church Street and Wellesley Street East right in the heart of the vibrant LGBTQ+ community, downtown Toronto’s most diverseand lively neighbourhood. The area is an urban destination for locals to gather and is a major tourist attraction for the Toronto Pride Festival, nightlife, and celebration of arts and culture. Only a few steps away from Wellelsey subway station, the project is conveniently located near transit and is within walking distance to downtown’s world-class shopping, restaurants, sports, entertainment, and Canada’s largest financial district. Source: One Properties