Bloor-Islington

Bloor-Islington

Bloor-Islington
The Bloor-Islington project, located at 3326 Bloor Street West and 1126 Islington Avenue, will deliver a transit-oriented, mixed-use development featuring 1,415 housing units, including affordable rental units, directly integrated with a new Islington TTC station.

Project Details

Type
Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Retail, Housing, and Residential
Ward
Etobicoke-Lakeshore
Councillor
Amber Morley
Current Phase
Development Concept
Current Use
TTC and MiWay bus terminal, Islington Station and TTC commuter parking lot
Major Intersection
Bloor Street West and Islington Avenue
Site Area
4.9 acres
Proposed Use
Transit-oriented development featuring affordable and market housing, retail and animated public spaces - all directly integrated with a new Islington Station
Surrounding Use
Canadian Pacific Railway, Hydro One corridor and high-density residential to the north; high-density residential, commercial office buildings, retail and restaurants to the east; a residential, retail and parkland to the south; and high-density residential to the northwest.
Type
Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Retail, Housing, and Residential
Ward
Etobicoke-Lakeshore
Councillor
Amber Morley
Current Phase
Development Concept
Current Use
TTC and MiWay bus terminal, Islington Station and TTC commuter parking lot
Major Intersection
Bloor Street West and Islington Avenue
Site Area
4.9 acres
Proposed Use
Transit-oriented development featuring affordable and market housing, retail and animated public spaces - all directly integrated with a new Islington Station
Surrounding Use
Canadian Pacific Railway, Hydro One corridor and high-density residential to the north; high-density residential, commercial office buildings, retail and restaurants to the east; a residential, retail and parkland to the south; and high-density residential to the northwest.
Pre-development
2019
Development Concept
2021
Market Offering
To be determined
Delivery and Construction
To be determined

Project Overview

The transit-oriented Bloor-Islington project will include 1,415 housing units, including affordable rental units, retail space and new animated public spaces.

Bloor-Islington is part of Etobicoke Centre, one of four Centres throughout the City identified in the Official Plan to accommodate growth and a dynamic mix of housing, employment opportunities, commercial activities and community amenities. 

Bloor-Islington is a project part of the Housing Now Initiative to invest in City-owned lands across Toronto for the development of affordable housing within mixed-income, mixed-use, transit-oriented communities.

Housing