List of New Condos in Stockyards District Neighbourhood
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Now Selling
Stockyards Districts Condos
Pricing From $1,099,990
2306 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON
Developer - Marlin Spring Developments
Occupancy - 2022
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Why Invest in Stockyards District Real Estate?
Stockyards District is rich with history that has made an impact on the Canada we know now. It’s no surprise that residents of this district feel an unwavering sense of community pride. As Toronto continues to develop throughout the city, pre-construction condos within the district have emerged in the low-rise residential. There is so much to love and explore within this beautiful neighbourhood, a highlight would be its bounty of retail big box stores that runs along within the neighbourhood arterial roadway.
Why Buy a New Condo in Stockyards District ?
Stockyards District has left a legacy and history that many of its residents are proud to preserve. Despite the influences of the City of Toronto, the district has kept its original beauty. New residents of condos in Stockyards District might be surprised to hear that their home influenced Toronto’s infamous nickname “Hog Town”. This is due to the district’s previous name, “Ontario Stockyards – Canada’s largest livestock market” known for its impact with influencing Toronto to build numerous meat packing plants. In its modern time, Stockyard District replaced its meat packing plants to big box stores and low-rise housing. Now, the district has well developed shopping destinations. From Staples, The Home Depot, Metro, HomeSense, and more, well-known name brands litter the district in full. Other amenities such as green spaces in James Gardens and the golf courses of Lambton Golf and Country Club reside here.
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Life in Stockyards District
Residents of Stockyards District condos will be happy to know that they have access to one of the highest regard mall in the GTA within their vicinity. Known as Stock Yards Village, the mall is home to many different retail stores varying from department stores, restaurants, and name-brand establishments. Clothing retailers such as The Children’s Place, Roots, and Banana Republic to eateries including Panda Express, Shoeless Joe’s, Sunset Grill to even stores catering to daily life such as HomeSense and Marshalls are all present in one mall. If commercial life is not for you, then take part of the lush green space provided by the Humber River on the western side of the district. Looking for a new hobby? The Lambton Golf and Country Club and Scarlett Wood Golf Course, two top-tier golf courses reside here. Or take a break and stroll into James Gardens, a renowned landscaped flower garden and the historic treasure, James Gazebo. Young families and young professionals will enjoy the children’s garden, conservatory, and pond within James Gardens.
Average Prices of Condos in Stockyards District
According to the TREB data, the average price of all types of residences, including new condos in South Core is $1,504,581. In comparison to its neighbour, Etobicoke averaged $1,201,504 in all types of residences. As of April 2022, new condos in Stockyards District were priced on an average of $874,638 and spent an average of 17 days listed in the market. Rent in South Core is on an average of $1,993 per month for a 1-bedroom apartment.
Transit And Accessibility
Condos in Stockyards District will find that the entire city is within access. For public transit, residents will have the primary options of riding the 512 and the 89. The 512 runs along St Clair Avenue connecting to St. Clair West Station and giving commuters an easy access to the Line 1 University Subway Line. As for the 512, the streetcar travels through Keele Station which is part of the Line 2 Bloor – Danforth Subway Line. This means that whether residents are traveling north, south, east or west of the city the Stockyards District provides them an easy ride. For personal transportation, Keele street is an excellent route that directly connects to the Gardiner Expressway. This highway connects the entire city in connection to the Don Valley Parkway. Whether it be downtown or to Mississauga or even the northern communities of the city, Stockyards District has its perks.
Living in a new condo in Stockyards District presents additional benefits for students. The area provides access to elementary, middle, post-secondary and even specialty studies. Ranging from The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) with schools such as Keele Street Public School or The Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) with St Matthew Catholic School the area proves to be well suited for young families to live. Condos here will also have access to specialty education such as Music Together Junction Stockyards, a school dedicated to the art of music. With access to both Line 1 University Subway Line, post-secondary institutions such as York University, George Brown College, or The Toronto Metropolitan University will be easily accessible.
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