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Reimagining the Toronto Coach Terminal Site at 610 Bay StreetOn November 21, 2024, CreateTO, on behalf of the City of Toronto, announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponent team to reimagine the ModernTO site at 610 Bay Street and 130 Elizabeth Street, the former home of the Toronto Coach Terminal.
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News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024City of Toronto and CreateTO announce development partners and vision for the historic Toronto Coach Terminal site(Opens in a new window)News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024Today, the City of Toronto and CreateTO announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponents for the redevelopment of the City-owned sites at 610 Bay St. and 130 Elizabeth St. – home to the decommissioned Toronto Coach Terminal.
Community Engagement, News Releases, Project UpdatesSeptember 14, 2024City of Toronto opens new Leslie Lookout Park with stunning views(Opens in a new window)Community Engagement, News Releases, Project UpdatesSeptember 14, 2024Today, Mayor Olivia Chow was joined by Councillor Paula Fletcher (Toronto-Danforth), representatives from CreateTO and City of Toronto staff to officially open the City’s newest park in Toronto’s Port Lands.
News ReleasesJune 25, 2024Waterfront Toronto, PortsToronto And CreateTO launch pilot project to address critical docking shortages, improve marine safety and address the increasing activity within the inner harbour(Opens in a new window)News ReleasesJune 25, 2024Waterfront Toronto in partnership with PortsToronto and CreateTO launched a pick-up and drop-off pilot program called Kiss n’ Sail to provide short-term docking opportunities for private vessels in the Inner Harbour.
CreateTO owns over 8 km of dockwall in Toronto’s Harbour. We’ve developed a dockwall management program to ensure the dockwall continues to support port activity and is maintained in good repair to accommodate creative industry redevelopment and a future public promenade.
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Media Coverage, Project UpdatesNovember 22, 2024New development for Toronto’s old bus terminal includes housing for health care workers(Opens in a new window)Media Coverage, Project UpdatesNovember 22, 2024The City plans to turn the former Bay Street bus terminal into a mixed-income, mixed-use development that reserves some of its affordable units for first responders and health-care workers, the mayor announced Thursday.
Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024Reimagining the Toronto Coach Terminal Site at 610 Bay StreetProject UpdatesNovember 21, 2024On November 21, 2024, CreateTO, on behalf of the City of Toronto, announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponent team to reimagine the ModernTO site at 610 Bay Street and 130 Elizabeth Street, the former home of the Toronto Coach Terminal.
News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024City of Toronto and CreateTO announce development partners and vision for the historic Toronto Coach Terminal site(Opens in a new window)News Releases, Project UpdatesNovember 21, 2024Today, the City of Toronto and CreateTO announced the Kilmer Group and Tricon Residential (Kilmer-Tricon) as the preferred proponents for the redevelopment of the City-owned sites at 610 Bay St. and 130 Elizabeth St. – home to the decommissioned Toronto Coach Terminal.
Media Coverage, Project UpdatesOctober 25, 2024CreateTO and Collecdev-Markee Partner on Affordable Rental Development in Davisville Village(Opens in a new window)Media Coverage, Project UpdatesOctober 25, 2024The City of Toronto's real estate agency, CreateTO, has partnered with Collecdev-Markee Developments to transform City-owned land into a new residential community in Davisville Village, as part of the City’s efforts towards addressing the housing affordability crisis.
Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 20, 2024A bold and friendly face for Toronto’s Port Lands(Opens in a new window)Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 20, 2024The east end of Toronto’s Port Lands is a dusty, feral landscape, thick with wild thistles and growling trucks. One block of Leslie Street houses an aggregate yard, a water treatment plant and a supplier of ready-mix concrete. Last week they got an unlikely neighbour. Leslie Lookout Park, which opened Saturday, is a place like no other.
Community Engagement, Project UpdatesSeptember 16, 2024Leslie Lookout Park Opens: A New Urban Beach in the Port LandsCommunity Engagement, Project UpdatesSeptember 16, 2024Leslie Lookout Park, the first major public space in the regenerated Port Lands, officially opened to the public on September 14th. The park, funded and developed by CreateTO and designed by CCxA, is located on the Martin Goodman Trail near the entrance to Tommy Thompson Park at 12 Leslie Street. The park is a new and unique multi-use community destination in the Port Lands that includes forested dunes and an artificial beach connecting the public to the water’s edge with views of the entire length of Toronto’s Ship Channel, and a 13.5-metre lookout tower with a west-facing view of the downtown core and a stunning 360-degree view of the Port Lands. This new destination offers opportunities for year-round programming including pop-up events, concerts and public art.
Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 16, 2024‘A beautiful little oasis’: Toronto’s new Leslie Lookout Park opens in the industrial Port Lands(Opens in a new window)Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 16, 2024Amid the concrete towers and piles of soil in Toronto’s Port Lands sits a new park by the lake, marking the city’s latest efforts in bringing greenery to the industrial area as part of a broader revitalization project.
Community Engagement, News Releases, Project UpdatesSeptember 14, 2024City of Toronto opens new Leslie Lookout Park with stunning views(Opens in a new window)Community Engagement, News Releases, Project UpdatesSeptember 14, 2024Today, Mayor Olivia Chow was joined by Councillor Paula Fletcher (Toronto-Danforth), representatives from CreateTO and City of Toronto staff to officially open the City’s newest park in Toronto’s Port Lands.
Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 9, 2024Design, consultation work by Toronto agencies continues on massive Port Lands housing developments(Opens in a new window)Media Coverage, Project UpdatesSeptember 9, 2024While many of the houses and apartments in Toronto’s South Riverdale have been around for decades, planning is underway in the Port Lands for two massive new communities where homes haven’t existed before.
Project UpdatesAugust 22, 2024Affordable Indigenous Seniors Housing Project Advances in Davisville(Opens in a new window)Project UpdatesAugust 22, 2024A Site Plan Approval application has been submitted for rental housing focused on Indigenous seniors in Toronto’s Davisville neighbourhood. Designed by Montgomery Sisam Architects
Project UpdatesAugust 19, 2024A Quartet of Cranes Rise at Dundas and Kipling(Opens in a new window)Project UpdatesAugust 19, 2024More than a year after its ground breaking ceremony in April, 2023, construction progress at 5207 Dundas West is picking up with four tower cranes now installed.
Project UpdatesJuly 31, 2024Housing Now Development On Victoria Park Ave Advances, New Renderings Released(Opens in a new window)Project UpdatesJuly 31, 2024The Victoria Park Avenue project is coming together through a partnership between CreateTO and its development partners: Alterra Group of Companies and Mahogany Management. Down the line, the site will accommodate 705 new rental homes — including 256 affordable rental units and 449 rent-controlled market homes.
