Developments

145 Wellington St. W. is located at the interface between Toronto’s Financial District and Entertainment District. The redevelopment contemplates the demolition of an existing 13 storey office building and the construction of an architecturally significant, 60 storey tower with 512 residential rental units, 149,000 square feet of office space and 1,000 square feet of retail space. Of these residences, approximately 57% will be larger, family-oriented two or three-bedroom units.  The proximity to adjacent employment, entertainment, sports and numerous transportation options results in an unrivalled place to live, work and play. The tower will provide residents with spectacular views of the downtown core and Lake Ontario and will become a notable address to live and work.

Located in the heart of Toronto’s financial district, directly adjacent to King Station on the TTC’s Yonge subway line, 55 Yonge is replacing an existing 13-storey and a five-storey office building, with a landmark 66-storey residential and office tower with retail uses on the first two floors. The building will include nearly 511 new residential rental units, and state-of-the-art offices that will respond to Toronto’s rapid growth while achieving a cohesive and contemporary high-rise design that makes a striking addition to Toronto’s skyline.

55 Yonge will feature purpose-built rental apartments, ranging from 450 sf one-bedrooms to multi-storey 2,000+ sf residences. The ten floors of office space are designed for the contemporary worker in a post-Covid world, supported by efficient layouts and a hospitality-driven environment at the street level. Both office and residential tenants will be able to access wellness amenities between the residential and office levels, including a spacious open-air terrace, a pool, a fully equipped gym and health-oriented programming, as well as boardrooms, informal meeting areas and services to support the offices below.

55 Yonge has been chosen as the winner of the 2022 International Architecture Awards and the prize was awarded by The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre.

310 Front St. W. is located in Toronto’s Financial District and is in walking distance to many of the city’s main landmarks including, CN Tower, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Rogers Center, Ripley’s Aquarium and more. The REIT submitted a Rezoning application for a 69-storey mixed-use development including retail, residential, and office uses. The development will replace the existing eight storey office building at 310 Front and will integrate into H&R’s larger office block which incudes 320 and 330 Front. The new development will activate the ground level with retail uses, replace the office density with modern amenities and add over 525 residential units in a tower above. This amenity rich neighbourhood will offer residents and commercial tenants extensive access to a wide variety of pedestrian friendly services and activities. Additionally, the downtown location of the site allows for excellent access to public transportation (GO, TTC and VIA) as well as the Waterfront and future Rail Deck Park directly across the street.

As one of the largest parcels in Metrotown and located along the Kingsway Ridge, the site features exceptional views in all directions as well as strong visibility throughout the Fraser Valley. In June 2020, the REIT along with its partner, submitted a re-zoning application for the east and north portions of its 3777 & 3791 Kingsway sites in Burnaby, B.C. The proposal could add 2,500 residential rental units in four mixed-use high density towers including retail and residential uses with approximately 1,900,000 square feet of residential area and an increased 50,000 square feet of retail area. The location offers strong connections to transit and bicycle infrastructure, with a 10-minute walk in both directions to the Expo SkyTrain (2 stations) with a 12 minute commute to downtown Vancouver on the Skytrain or a 40 minute bicycle commute. The site is also located directly across the street from Central Park in Burnaby, a 220 acre park. Central Park's primary attraction is the large proportion of its land reserved as a well-preserved temperature rainforest ecosystem, with numerous walking trails.