Entertainment District Condominiums in Toronto are part of an exciting and dynamic neighbourhood. Though it’s already earned a reputation as a major hotspot in the city – thanks to an endless selection of bars, nightclubs and five-star restaurants – Toronto’s Entertainment District is poised for even more of an urban transformation.

In the last few years we’ve seen a significant increase in contemporary high-rises for this neighbourhood, while several are currently in the pre-construction or proposal stage. These include two luxury hotel and condominium residences, and a major transformation of the Princess of Wales Theatre, a few blocks east of this location. The transformation will add two condominium towers to the neighbourhood as well as significant retail, creative office space, an art gallery and a new campus for the Ontario College of Art and Design.

In anticipation of major growth for the area, the city of Toronto has launched a pilot study to modernize the transit system. As it stands, the King streetcar passes right by the site’s front door and it’s a few minute’s walk to the St. Andrew subway station. The Spadina streetcar also runs north and south just a block away, connecting directly with the subway’s line 2. It’s hard to imagine a site with better transit access.

As part of the city’s downtown “urban growth centre,” it’s a neighbourhood where density and infrastructure is expected to increase, creating even more of a vibrant and connected hub. As it stands, units here command some of the city’s highest rental rates and it’s popular with young professionals who work in the nearby Financial District and anyone who craves a high-energy urban environment to work and play in.

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