Build Toronto To Cash In City’s Real Estate Portfolio

 

Downtown Toronto Real Estate

Fort York pictured above is the very spot the British founded Toronto in 1793 and protected the city in the War of 1812. It is not for sale..but this valuable Real Estate can be rented out for commercial photography, receptions, gala dinners and the odd Beer Fest.

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

Properties considered ripe for development under Build Toronto’s auspices.

 • 4050 Yonge St. (York Mills), 3.2 acres
• 705 Warden Ave. (part), 9.6 acres
• 30 Tippett Rd., 5.5 acres
• 75 Billy Bishop Way, 4.5 acres
• 50 Wilson Heights Blvd., 8 acres
• 64 and 70 Cordova Ave., 3.3 acres

TTC station, bus terminal and commuter parking lots:

• 777 Victoria Park Ave. (part), 2.1 acres
• 3326 Bloor St. W. and part of 1226 Islington Ave., 1.8 acres
• 1226 Islington Ave., 3.1 acres
• Parts of 2200 Yonge St., 2.2 acres

Vacant sites:

• Part of 120 Grangeway Ave., 5 acres
• 51 Power St., 0.9 acres

Library sites:

• Deer Park, 40 St. Clair Ave. E., 0.4 acres
• Parkdale, 1303 Queen St. W. 0.5 acres

Other:

• Greyhound bus facility, 154 Front St. E., 0.8 acres
• Carpark 177 and police impound lot, 120 and 130 Harbour St., 1.1 acres
• Former police station, 2126 Kipling Ave., 1.5 acres
• C.O. Bick College for police services, 4620 Finch Ave. E., 2.3 acres
• Building leased to third party, 150 Symes Rd., 5.5 acres
• Former Toronto Water yard, 383 and 425 Old Weston Rd., 2.1 acres
• Float storage site for Lake Shore Christmas Parade (leased out), 297 Sixth St., 0.5 acres
• North York Hydro building and lot, 5151 Yonge St., 10 Empress Ave. and south side of Kingsdale Ave., 0.6 acres

Now there is a lot of Real Estate to be sold or leased for the taxpayers of Toronto so only time will tell on how this new City Board approach their new mandate.

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