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.

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Project Details

Type: Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Retail, Housing, and Residential
Ward: Etobicoke-Lakeshore
Councillor: Amber Morley
Current Phase: Pre-development
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: Pre-development
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

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.