Preview: Canary Commons
Canary Commons is the fourth phase in the
award-winning Canary District master-planned community in the West Don Lands neighbourhood. The 2015 Pan/Parapan Am Games was only the beginning: West Don Lands is set to become the city's east downtown with a host of new and exciting revitalization projects underway.
This architectsAlliance-designed 12-storey boutique building features 389 modern suites, including 43 spacious townhomes. This architecturally stunning building will consist of two glass-clad towers joined by a 5-storey podium; in the centre of the block there will be a courtyard allowing light and air to the inner units. Indoor and outdoor amenity spaces will be some of the most unique spaces of any building in Toronto. Helmed by Dundee Kilmer Developments Limited, Canary District's first three phases (Canary Park, Canary District, and Canary Block) have already sold out. Canary Commons rounds out this community and, like its predecessors, will be seeking
LEED Gold certification.
Residents of Canary Commons will reap the benefits of being in a neighbourhood that boasts a 95 walk score, 94 transit score, and 100 bike score. Canary District, as a whole, will be a visionary, sustainable urban village, designed on the principles of green living with generous public spaces.
Meet the neighbours
Quayside: Sidewalk Labs, owned by Google parent company Alphabet, has partnered with Waterfront Toronto to launch Sidewalk Toronto. Pilot testing will begin with Quayside at Queens Quay East and Parliament Street, where the company hopes to create a model smart city — a bustling neighbourhood with homes (one fifth of them for low-income Torontonians) as well as offices, stores, cultural spaces and more, underpinned by sensors and other cutting-edge technology. Google will the be flagship tenant for the new neighbourhood.
East Harbour: A master planned, 60-acre mixed-use development just across the Don River, East Harbour will bring more than 50,000 jobs and a vibrant new district for Torontonians to explore and enjoy. The former Unilever site will be a modern, urban mix of parks, office and retail sites, cultural and public spaces, entertainment venues, and restaurants, with significant connections to the local and regional transit. East Harbour is already being touted as the city's hot new business hub.
Priced from the low $400,000s, Canary Common is this year's hottest new project.
With Quayside and East Harbour, this project is the perfect opportunity for investment or to get into the neighbourhood.
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