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Condo Update - Corktown District - Final Phase Release Date

John in Condos

Corktownlogo Last month we let our readers know that Streetcar Developments released photos of the final phase of their Corktown District condo project on their website.  Now they've offered up the release date for this phase.

The developer will be holding a preview for real estate agents on Thursday September 27th. If you are currently working with an agent, your best bet is to try and get on the list for the preview event. The developer will be selling condos that evening. Following that, the sales office will be open by registration only on September 29th and 30th; it will open to the public the following weekend.

One of the best things this condo has going for it is the West Donlands.  The West Donlands is an 80-acre area just south of Corktown currently undergoing significant redevelopment. 

Westdonlands

The West Donlands redevelopment project includes:

  • 18-acre Don River park
  • Public transit within a five-minute walk of all residences
  • 5,800 residential units, including 1,200 units of affordable rental housing
  • One-million square feet of employment space
  • Pedestrian & cycling connections within the neighbourhood and to the city
  • Elementary school
  • Recreation centre
  • Two childcare centres

Anyone contemplating buying at Corktown District should consider the impact this neighbouring project is going to have on their quality of life, and of course, their housing investment.

John is a sales associate at Prudential Properties Plus in Toronto and a founder of Realosophy. Email John

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Published: September 21, 2007
John Pasalis
John Pasalis - John Pasalis is the founder and President of Move Smartly, a Toronto real estate brokerage that helps buyers, sellers and investors navigate the Greater Toronto Area housing market. A frequent commentator on Toronto real estate, John has contributed to the Globe and Mail, BNN Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal, and his work has been cited by the Bank of Canada, the IMF and CMHC.

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