316 Bloor Street West Condos

the buildings total gross floor area will be 22,163 m², of which 250 m² is allocated for commercial use at grade. The proposals 286 residential units will consist of 22 studios, 8 one-bedrooms, 234 two-bedrooms, and 22 three-bedroom units. Due to its proximity to underground streetcar and subway tunnels, the projects below-grade potential is constrained. As a result, the garage will be limited to 43 parking spaces for both residential and visitor use, dispersed over three below-grade floors. The building will provide residents and visitors with a second-floor bike storage, containing the majority of the sites 294 bike parking spots.

This building has been designed by Kirkor Architects and Planners. NAK Design Strategies have taken care of the landscaping. All of these entities are renowned in their respective fields, and this is another reason why you should keep an eye on this proposal.

Information on these condos is still not very detailed since it is still in its proposal stage. However one thing is for sure €“ the renderings of the terraces on the rooftop and the podium guarantee that there are going to be spectacular views of the city. There are also going to be many luxurious facilities throughout the condos. There are also going to be a good amount of retail outlets within the building itself. In fact besides the 535 residential dwellings, there are going to be 265 square meters dedicated to commercial outlets.

This is a considerable amount of commercial space, meaning that the people who will be living in the condos will be able to avail themselves of their necessities from within the building itself. This is very convenient as one will not have to go out so as to buy daily needs and other things. Thus, it is a good option for people who are placing importance on convenience.

Transit is also an added factor. With more densification in these areas of Toronto, there has been more remodelling as well as new developments being proposed, including this one. As a result the areas along the subway stations, and around them, as well as the streetcar lines, have been recognized as prime locations. Additionally, the intersections, such as the Bloor and Spadina ones, essentially help to close the downtown core, and thus the area is truly great for such a condominium project.