Via Bloor Condo
STEPS FROM THE SHERBOURNE SUBWAY STATION.
Via Bloor is a tale of two buildings set to become a neighbourhood of people, public spaces and culturally rich experiences. Envisioned as a new retail promenade, Tridel will be extending Bloor Street’s famed shopping to create Via Bloor. More than a revitalization, it will inspire you to shop, eat, explore and live. It will become a boulevard of urbanity and greenery framed by Yorkville, Rosedale Village and the Danforth.
Neighbourhood
A diverse and thriving slice of city, a dynamic and c onstantly buzzing urban experience anchored by its most character-enhancing asset: its people. They keep it interesting and make it their own. This is a community that writes its own story.
Small spaces, big impact. Blink and you might miss them. To the untrained eye they might seem unexceptional. But upon closer inspection a world of incredible flavor, distinguished technique, and amazing value is revealed.
Call it a renaissance. Call it culinary resillience. Just don’t call me late for dinner. Cabbagetown, one of Toronto’s most long-standing neighbourhoods is having its moment. With an influx of restaurants to suit all tastes, there’s never been a better time for a night out on the town.
People of Bloor
Hidden Gems
Cabbagetown Cool
The 38-storey building will rise 116.5 metres and contain 372 suites, while the 46-storey tower to the east will rise 138.5 metres, and contain 397 suites. Being built to the south of Rosedale, and to the north of St. James Town—the largest high-rise community in Canada—Via Bloor will put its residents within easy walking distance of both Sherbourne and Castle Frank subway stations on the TTC's Line 2. To the west is the shopping and dining of the Yorkville area, and to the east is The Danforth.