Dupont Street in the Junction Triangle is full of history and charm.  Back in the day it’s proximity to the CPR tracks made it an important manufacturing corridor. Today, Dupont Street is slowly transforming.

On Kingston Road, just east of Victoria Park Avenue in Scarborough, construction is in full swing on a new mid-rise condominium development, set to add 145 residential units area.

Last month Curated Properties and Windmill launched a “residential agri-tecture” project on Toronto’s Queen West called The Plant.

This edition of our Growth to Watch For series continues westward from our recent Central Scarborough instalment, exploring all of the development happening in the neighbourhoods east of the Don Valley.

This instalment of Growth To Watch For restarts our journey through Toronto a bit northeast of Bathurst and Bloor, where we left off in the last instalment.

Development can deliver a host of benefits for surrounding neighbourhoods, despite what NIMBYs might suggest.

In an area of Toronto that is rapidly transforming with new construction and development, the West Don Lands and surroundings look nearly unrecognizable from what it used to be just five years ago.

Kingston&Co suite sales have soared to 70 per cent as buyers snatch up units at the modern mid-rise condo development at 1100 Kingston Road in Toronto’s east end.

Much work has been done in the West End Toronto neighbourhood of The Junction where TAS‘ DUKE Condos has been coming together.

Following a late-2015 ground breaking celebration and a swift excavation, below grade levels are now taking shape at the Scarborough site of Kingston&Co. Condominiums.