860 Richmond Street West

Located just south of Trinity Bellwoods Park and the creative melange of West Queen West, this three-storey building offers a fresh alternative to traditional office space. The fully accessible brick and beam space is perfect for groups who want bright, open spaces conducive to collaboration.

Location: West Queen West, Toronto, Canada
Status: Operational

  • 26,692 square feet over three storeys
  • 100% commercial office space
  • Two tenants

860 Richmond Street West is currently fully leased. 

For information about leasing at other TAS projects, check out the other Commercial Community Hubs listed on this site or get in touch with our Director of Property Management Richard Kwon:
richard.kwon@tasimpact.ca, 416-407-8043.

880 Eastern Avenue

At 880 Eastern Avenue in Leslieville, TAS is creating resilient, purpose-driven, people-centered housing. The project represents a different approach to home building in the city, by putting wellbeing at the centre while also delivering industry-leading carbon reduction strategies.

The new 12-storey building will include 180 new homes with a mix of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom live-work units, with community-serving retail on the ground floor. The project aims to be accessible to a diversity of residents across age, income, family size and ability.    

880 Eastern will bring new energy and density to the Leslieville neighbourhood.  It’s an example of how a building can be designed to be good for both people and the planet.

Impact Highlights

Toronto’s first net-zero mid-rise. We’re using strategies like geothermal heating and cooling, a green roof, low-carbon concrete and storm water recycling to lower the carbon emissions of the building.  It will be the first ground-up development project where we will formally target net-zero embodied carbon.

Future-proofing for resilience. The building design was guided by the principle that properties built with sustainability at their core retain their value longer. The project’s many environmental features will help to ensure it is resilient against the impacts of climate change, while also reducing operating costs and enhancing livability. 

Optimizing health and well-being. Guided by our commitment to social impact, we’ve implemented unique people-centered design elements to ensure a greater living experience for residents. Thoughtful suite layouts, easy access to the outdoors, more windows for natural light and ventilation, 9ft ceilings and a central courtyard aim to enhance wellbeing. The communal courtyard was designed to help foster social connection and a sense of community.

Location: Leslieville, Toronto, Canada
Status: Re-Zoning
Anticipated Construction Start: Winter 2024
Architect & Planner: SvN Architects and Planners
Landscape Architect: gh3*

  • 180 new purpose-built rental homes including a mix of studios, one, two and three bedrooms 
  • Unique design that integrates into neighbourhood fabric throughout 12 storeys
  • 140,000 square feet gross floor area
  • 205 bicycle and 64 vehicle parking spaces

You can visit City of Toronto Development Application Portal (search by address, 880 Eastern Avenue) for more information.

At TAS, we engage local communities early to ensure their needs and potentials can be integrated into our projects.  In summer 2020, we initiated a comprehensive research and consultation exercise to gather input that informed the redevelopment vision and design principles. This work also established an open line of communication for ongoing discussions regarding the site’s future.  While COVID-19 related health and safety protocols impacted our methodology, we still managed to engage with over 40 local stakeholders (at a distance of course!).  This diagram visually summarizes what we learned through these conversations, with one bar representing one comment from a community member. 

Early 2020 – TAS acquires site 

Mid 2020 – Engagement with local community & stakeholders  

Early 2021 – Rezoning application 

February 2022 – Public meeting 

Spring 2023 – Final report to City Council

Spring 2024 – Demo/Construction starts* 

*All future dates based on current estimates, timelines may change 

Get in touch

Have a question or a great idea to share? Get in touch with us any time at info@880eastern.com. 

888 Dupont Street

An iconic landmark on Dupont Street, this building was originally an industrial factory, at one time it served as home to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and most recently housed a variety of creative uses.

We are determined to honour and expand the creative energy and vibrant mix historically found at this site through our redevelopment of this site.

This project will include 155 purpose-built rental apartments zoned for live/work. Picture over a hundred creative professionals, artists and entrepreneurs living, working and connecting under one roof.

Approximately 10% of the units will be affordable – a direct response to the affordability challenges faced by Torontonians and feedback received from the local community.

The ground floor will include an adaptable, multi-use space for community gatherings, exhibits, markets and the like. We’re also exploring other opportunities like creative co-working spaces, lounge areas, small-scale retail or even a cafe.

The project includes improvements to the local streetscape and urban life, including wider sidewalks and new open spaces along Dupont and Ossington. The preservation and relocation of the well-loved chimney stack to a more prominent location along Ossington Avenue.

The new building will prioritize environmental sustainability by striving to achieve Toronto Green Standards v3 Tier 2 and encouraging active transportation through robust infrastructure for cyclists and car-sharing.

TAS engages local communities early and thoughtfully to ensure we understand their strengths, potentials and aspirations – and can integrate these findings into our project design and programming plans.

In late 2019, we hosted focus group meetings with over 30 people and facilitated our own community conversations. In January 2020 we attended the City of Toronto led public consultation. The key findings from this process are represented visually in a User Perspective Map that can be accessed by clicking here. It’s extensive and exciting, be encouraged to check it out.

Location: Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, Toronto, Canada 
Status: Rezoning 
Estimated Completion: 2026
Design Architect: Suulin Architects 
Executive Architect: ZAS Architects + Interiors 
Landscape Architect: gh3* 

  • 138,315 sq. ft. of residential space
  • 15,763 sq. ft. of employment industrial space
  • 3,078 sq. ft. of community commercial space
  • 14 storeys
  • 187 live/work units, approximately 10% affordable
  • 189 bicycle parking spots
  • 3000 sq.ft of commercial/community space
  • 3 car share spaces

You can learn more about our plans through the City of Toronto’s Development Applications Portal (search by address: 888 Dupont Street) 

Demolition of 888 Dupont Street is now complete.

As we undergo demolition, we’re taking a unique approach. TAS will salvage materials for recycling and repurposing in the new development. This approach respects the site’s history and character while promoting sustainability.

Check back here for more updates and information about demolition and construction activity.

For urgent safety/on-site concerns, please contact (416) 510-8181 ext. 888. For other development-related questions, please contact info@888dupont.com and a member of our team will get in touch.

DIA

This considerate project was designed around a serene courtyard with a spa concept in mind. Going beyond the generic residential offerings available in the area at the time, we created a unique community that seamlessly integrated apartments, lofts and townhouses together in one project. Lushly landscaped, immaculately finished and designed to offer light, warmth and a peaceful atmosphere, DIA helped expand and improve condominium living in North York.

Location: 30 Canterbury Place, Willowdale, Toronto, Canada
Status: Completed 2007
Architect: CORE Architects

  • 147,000 square feet over 18 storeys
  • 100% residential 
  • 156 new homes including a mix of one, two, and three bedroom condos and 5 three bedroom townhomes

DUKE

Literally named for its location at Dundas Street West (DU) and Keele Street (KE), we are tremendously proud of this project, which brings contemporary design to a historic and dynamic neighbourhood. A strong sense of community radiates from every corner, every shop, and every restaurant in the Junction, and DUKE was thoughtfully designed to complement this unique local context.

Our approach was guided by a commitment to quality over quantity and design in every detail. The modern mid-rise building’s articulated brick façade seamlessly weaves into the local neighborhood fabric and its expansive south-facing terraces offer breathtaking unobstructed views. A number of sustainability features were integrated into the design including: energy recovery ventilators and energy efficient appliances; harvest planters, water efficient landscaping and a green roof; programmable thermostats and sensor-managed lighting in common spaces.

Location: 530 Indian Grove, The Junction, Toronto, Canada
Status: Completed 2016
Awards: Award of Merit, 2019 Toronto Urban Design Awards
Architect & Interiors: Quadrangle

  • 87,000 square feet over seven storeys
  • 92% residential and 8% commercial
  • 92 new homes including a mix of studio, one, two, and three bedroom condos and five live-work laneway townhomes
  • Double-height street-level retail

Eglinton Avenue East Block

Located in Ionview neighbourhood in the burgeoning Greater Golden Mile, this is a former retail strip plaza typical of Eglinton Avenue East.  The vacant site is extremely well-connected, with access to the Kennedy Subway Station, Kennedy GO Station and the future Eglinton East LRT, scheduled to be completed this year.  

TAS intends to develop a purpose-built rental building with an affordable housing component, public realm improvements and community-serving commercial ground floor. We see this as an incredible opportunity to contribute community benefits in the Greater Golden Mile and advance TAS’s vision of inclusive, transit-oriented development. 

Community and stakeholder engagement started in Fall 2022, with a focus on listening and learning from the local community.

Location: 2347-2369 Eglinton Avenue East, Ionview, Scarborough, Canada
Status: Design
Partners: Morray Investments Ltd.

Our project webpage will have the latest project updates and engagement opportunities. We always welcome new ideas, opportunities and potential partnerships.

To get in touch or sign up for the project mailing list, email us at info@2347eglintonave.ca 

Eglinton Avenue West Block

We proudly manage a full city-block along Eglinton Avenue West at the top of Forest Hill. Comprising nearly 60,000 square feet across three addresses, the block is home to TAS’s headquarters and a vibrant mix of small businesses and office spaces ranging from clothing shops, to restaurants, learning centres and a cluster of medical, health and wellness services that support the local neighborhood.

Location: 453, 481, and 491 Eglinton Avenue West, Forest Hill, Toronto, Canada
Status: Operational

  • Nearly 60,000 feet across three addresses
  • 20 tenants
  • Approximately 50% ground level retail, 42% commercial office space, and 8% residential

Fully leased

The Eglinton Avenue West Block is currently fully leased. 

For information about leasing at other TAS projects, read through this site or get in touch with our Director of Property Management, Richard Kwon: richard.kwon@tasimpact.ca, 416-407-8043.

The Campbell


A series of community consultations held in 2017 shaped our vision and plans for this project. Related learnings inspired the design of a purpose-built rental project that includes multigenerational living for families of all types and sizes, with building amenities that encourage social interaction in creative, playful and inviting common spaces. We are tremendously proud to be creating a new Toronto Public Library branch on the ground floor that will serve and add value to the neighbourhood.

Check out rentthecampbell.com for more information on the project and to register for leasing opportunities.

Location: Junction Triangle, Toronto, Canada
Status: Under construction, completion expected fall 2022
Partner: BentallGreenOak
Architect: Teeple Architects
Landscape Architect: Ferris + Associates
Interior Design: HOK

  • 238,690 square feet over 14 storeys
  • Approximately 94% residential, 1% commercial and 5% library branch
  • 236 purpose-built rental homes

The Keeley

With Downsview Park in your front yard and more than 15 km of ravine trails in your backyard, you’ll love the convenience of living at the heart of your very own Parkyard. The Keeley’s thoughtful and eye-catching design prioritizes environmental sustainability and unique shared spaces for socializing, connecting, and community living. With suites ranging from studios to three bedrooms, The Keeley offers a home for residents of all ages and at all stages of life.

Location: 3100 Keele Street, Downsview, Toronto, Canada
Status: Occupancy
Partner: Fiera Capital 
Architect: Teeple Architects 
Landscape Architect: Ferris + Associates 
Interior Designer: TACT 

  • 304,000 square feet over 13-storeys 
  • Approximately 99% residential and 1% commercial space 
  • 363 new homes 

Join our community Facebook Group to keep up to date on the latest news. 

Have a question or a great idea to share? Get in touch with us any time at info@thekeeley.ca.

Kingston & Co.

Located a short walk from the beach, Kingston & Co. stands on the site of the former Alpine Hotel – a cherished landmark for almost 75 years that closed its doors in 2011.

We’re really proud of how the project contributes to the neighborhood’s unique social fabric. Thoughtfully designed to prioritize resident’s quality of life, Kingston & Co. includes expansive and varied spaces where folks can gather and socialize. Key features include a rooftop terrace with panoramic views, growing spaces for private and communal gardens and inviting amenities such as fitness and yoga studios, a workshop and tool room, car wash, pet wash and ample bicycle parking.

Location: 1100 Kingston Road, Kingston Road Village, Toronto, Canada
Status: Completed 2018
Partner: Main + Main
Architect: Teeple Architects
Interiors: Mason Studio
Awards: Award of Merit, 2021 Toronto Urban Design Awards

  • 162,000 square feet over 10 storeys
  • Approximately 88% residential and 12% commercial
  • 144 new homes including a mix of studios, one, two, and three bedroom condos
  • Street-level retail