Toronto, ON

The Residences of College Park represents the ultimate in high rise condominium development in downtown Toronto. The project features a pair of steel and glass high-rise condominium buildings with spectacular views overlooking downtown in a prominent location. The two towers have a total of 1.1 million sq.ft. of residential floor area. The north tower has 51 floors with 658 units. The south tower has 45 floors with 541 units and 12 town home units. The total unit count is 1,200. Both towers were 100% sold on completion.

1075 Bay Street is conveniently located two blocks south of Bloor Street, just seconds from the Yorkville neighborhood. The area boasts deluxe office, retail and residential properties. It is surrounded by world class shopping, outstanding amenities and high quality services. There is ample underground parking for up to 250 vehicles and TTC buses are just steps away from the front entrance. The Bloor subway line is accessed one block to the north of the building. The major tenant in this building is the Government of Ontario. Canderel also has its regional offices at 1075 Bay.

777 Bay Street is a class “A” 30 storey office tower with a two level retail concourse strategically located at the corner of Bay & College Streets, midway between Toronto’s financial core and the Bloor Street corridor. This is one of Toronto's most dynamic neighborhoods with significant recent growth in the commercial, residential and retail sectors. 777 Bay Street is directly connected to the remainder of the College Park complex and is one block from Queens Park, Toronto's hospital corridor and the city's MaRS Medical Research Development.

454-468 Yonge Street is located in the College Park neighbourhood. The building has approximately 33,760 sq.ft. of office and retail space, and is steps away from the College subway station, as well as a diverse array of shopping and amenities.

522-526 Yonge Street comprises approximately 4,500 sq.ft. of retail and 10 residential apartments. The building is near the Wellesley subway station.

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555 Richmond Street West is the largest office building in Toronto’s Downtown West neighbourhood, with approximately 285,000 sq.ft. of office and retail space. It is in the heart one of Toronto’s fastest-growing and desirable neighbourhoods.

At the very heart of Toronto’s rapidly redeveloping Downtown-west, 543 Richmond Street West is a unique property focussed around a light-filled spacious atrium and landscaped courtyard, with over 100,000 sq.ft of retail and office space. All tenant spaces have high ceilings and abundant natural light. It is located in the centre of the popular King and Queen Street West retail and office corridors.

646 Yonge Street comprises approximately 6,000 sq.ft of retail and 11 residential apartments. The building is just a few minutes walking distance from the Yonge/Bloor and Wellesley subway stations as well as a vast array of shopping and other amenities.

496 Yonge Street comprises approximately 2,000 sq.ft. of retail anchored by an A & W urban concept restaurant and 4 residential apartments. The building is close to the Wellesley subway station.

484-488A Yonge Street comprises approximately 7,000 sq.ft. of retail and 8 residential apartments. The building is steps away from the Wellesley and College subway stations. The building is a Toronto landmark with the well recognized historic clock tower sitting on top of the building. The clock tower was part of Toronto Fire Hall Number 3 built in 1870.