Welcome To North York’s vibrant Metro Park Rarely will you find another community as connected and equally accessible to nature, as it is to the flow of the city. Centrally located in a highly desirable and convenient North York neighborhood, just south of the intersection at Don Mills and Eglinton, Metro Park Condominiums boasts proximity to parks, culture, and retail destinations–without sacrificing the urban experience. This modern and contemporary development invigorates and elevates the amenities of the surrounding area - both inside and out. This transit-oriented community is positioned at the centre point of one of the most infrastructure-intensified locations in Toronto. Situated perfectly for the active lifestyle, Metro Park connects you with everything you need to explore, unwind, and discover. Source: Condos at Metro Park

The third and final, most luxurious condominium building in the Auberge community, Chateau offers residents an unparalleled lifestyle, close to Toronto’s most exclusive neighbourhoods. Source: Tridel

Two gleaming towers of steel, glass and concrete emerge from podiums formed from the historic IBM building designed by John. B. Parkin. Source: One Crosstown Condos

BOUTIQUE MID-RISE LIVING The fourth building of the Crosstown community, The Crest is a striking mid-rise condominium that rests on the northwest corner of the site, perched atop Wynford Drive. This new boutique chapter of the community is at once warm and inviting, flowing between indoor and outdoor spaces to provide direct connections with the ravine, green spaces and remarkable building amenities. Source: Crosstown Community

Creating new parkland in the heart of the Don Valley Toronto is in need of more places for people to live, gather, and play. Though the Flemingdon Park neighborhood sits on the edge of the Don River Valley, access is limited. Private ownership of key valley lands has restricted access and made it challenging to connect parts of the valley. To increase the supply of parkland and housing, Don Valley ReConnects proposes to repurpose the Flemingdon Golf Club, a privately owned golf course located at 155 St. Dennis Drive, and return approximately 95% of the site (40 acres) for public use. The proposed 40-acres—roughly the size of Trinity Bellwoods Park— would represent one of the largest contributions of new public open space in Toronto’s recent history. This parkland would be unlocked by the development of four residential buildings on a small portion of the site, alongside St. Dennis Drive. Source: Don Valley Reconnects

Welcome To North York’s vibrant Metro Park Rarely will you find another community as connected and equally accessible to nature, as it is to the flow of the city. Centrally located in a highly desirable and convenient North York neighborhood, just south of the intersection at Don Mills and Eglinton, Metro Park Condominiums boasts proximity to parks, culture, and retail destinations–without sacrificing the urban experience. This modern and contemporary development invigorates and elevates the amenities of the surrounding area - both inside and out. This transit-oriented community is positioned at the centre point of one of the most infrastructure-intensified locations in Toronto. Situated perfectly for the active lifestyle, Metro Park connects you with everything you need to explore, unwind, and discover. Source: Condos at Metro Park

Creating new parkland in the heart of the Don Valley Toronto is in need of more places for people to live, gather, and play. Though the Flemingdon Park neighborhood sits on the edge of the Don River Valley, access is limited. Private ownership of key valley lands has restricted access and made it challenging to connect parts of the valley. To increase the supply of parkland and housing, Don Valley ReConnects proposes to repurpose the Flemingdon Golf Club, a privately owned golf course located at 155 St. Dennis Drive, and return approximately 95% of the site (40 acres) for public use. The proposed 40-acres—roughly the size of Trinity Bellwoods Park— would represent one of the largest contributions of new public open space in Toronto’s recent history. This parkland would be unlocked by the development of four residential buildings on a small portion of the site, alongside St. Dennis Drive. Source: Don Valley Reconnects

An application has been submitted for 7 & 11 Rochefort Drive to the City of Toronto to permit the redevelopment of the property into three residential buildings and a new public park. This application includes the demolition, and replacement, of the existing rental units at 7 & 11 Rochefort Drive, and the addition of new residential units and amenities. Source: 7 and 11 Rochefort Drive