105 Spadina Avenue

Located at Spadina Avenue and Adelaide Street West, 105 Spadina will build culture and inclusivity in the Spadina-Fort York community by delivering a new mixed-use development with affordable housing and a new public park.

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Type: Mixed Use and Parks & Open Spaces
Ward: Spadina-Fort York
Councillor: Ausma Malik
Current Phase: Pre-development
Current Use: Green P surface parking lot
Major Intersection: Spadina Avenue and Adelaide Street West
Site Area: 0.3 acres
Proposed Use: Mixed-use
Surrounding Use: Office and retail uses to the north; office, retail and residential uses to the east and south; and office and retail uses to the west

Type: Mixed Use and Parks & Open Spaces
Ward: Spadina-Fort York
Councillor: Ausma Malik
Current Phase: Pre-development
Current Use: Green P surface parking lot
Major Intersection: Spadina Avenue and Adelaide Street West
Site Area: 0.3 acres
Proposed Use: Mixed-use
Surrounding Use: Office and retail uses to the north; office, retail and residential uses to the east and south; and office and retail uses to the west

In December 2020, the CreateTO Board and City Council approved a proposed transaction with 105 Spadina Avenue's adjacent landowner that completes the disposition of a portion of the City-owned surface parking lots at 105 Spadina Avenue and 363 Adelaide Street West in order to facilitate the construction of the new development and city-building opportunity at 105 Spadina Avenue.

The City-owned properties at 105 Spadina Avenue and 363 Adelaide Street West offers an exciting development opportunity for the Spadina-Fort York neighbourhood. Currently a 36-space surface parking lot operated by the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA), the City of Toronto, CreateTO, and the TPA have collectively explored opportunities to unlock additional value from this City-owned surface parking lot in order to construct a new 10,764 square foot public park, a new mixed-use, high-rise development and on-site below-grade public parking that will be used to generate additional funds for an estimated 25-30 affordable housing units in the area. This mixed-use development will foster community-building while maximizing the land use.

The construction of these new City-owned facilities will be entirely funded by proceeds from the transaction.