The Proposal

Find specific information about the site and the proposed development for 835-839 Yonge Street.

The Site

Today, the site includes a Canadian Tire store, a Service Ontario office (839 Yonge Street), and a Canadian Tire gas station (835 Yonge Street). The site also includes a parking lot.

The site is conveniently located in midtown, in close proximity to several transit stations, public amenities and parks. Our proposed redevelopment reflects the diverse range of residences and commercial buildings surrounding this location, by highlighting the neighbourhood’s heritage value, dynamic architecture and design.

See the Site

The Future of 835-839 Yonge Street

Site highlights. The Canadian Tire and Heritage facade from Yonge street, and the gas station from Church street.

3D rendering: North tower is 49 storeys and 157 metres. South tower is 41 storeys and 133 metres. Ground level building is 3 to 10 storeys. Highlighted are Rosedale Ravine behind, outdoor rooftop and landscape roof atop ground floor building, and heritage preservation and open space in front.

Aerial North facing 3D rendering, with the taller North tower highlighted.

Aerial North facing 3D rendering, with the shorter South tower highlighted.

North facing 3D rendering closeup of the green open space on the ground floor.

Aerial South facing 3D rendering. Visible are the green roof, and the Canadian Tire on the ground floor.

Ground level render showing the proposed tower atop the Heritage facade.

Proposal Features

Canadian Tire

The 10-storey podium, sitting at the base of the South Tower, will contain a mix of retail space and a combination of residential units and amenity space. The retail space will be dedicated to the new store. Visitors will enter the store through the retained heritage façade fronting on Yonge Street.

Yonge Street/North Tower

Fronting on Yonge Street, the North Tower is proposed to be 49-storeys high. Residents of the tower will use an entrance on Yonge Street, which is separate from the Canadian Tire store.

Ravine/South Tower

Backing onto the TTC corridor, the South Tower is proposed to be 41-storeys high. Residents will use a pathway alongside the south end of the site to enter the tower.

Privately-owned publicly accessible space (POPS)

On the southeast corner of the site, at Yonge and Church Street, there will be 672 m² of publicly accessible green space. This space will be designed to seamlessly integrate into the current character of the neighbourhood.

Facts & Figures

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1-, 2- and 3-bedroom residential units

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Indoor amenity space for residents

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Outdoor amenity space for residents

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Retail Space

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Open Space