A Vibrant Place
Corner of Bloor & Bathurst
Mirvish Village 200,000 sq.ft. of new urban retail; transit adjacent, high density, mixed-use project 800 Residential Units Public Park Urban Market Mirvish Village will be a transit-oriented urban hub encompassing retail, residential, and an array of civic spaces. It will include amenities that will meet the day to day needs of residences and visitors while providing ample opportunities for the various aspects of community life. Mirvish Village will accommodate a vibrant, diverse community, providing exceptional quality of life and complement the existing fine-grained retail and residential fabric of the neighbourhood. It is scheduled to be complete in the Spring of 2021. Restaurant Row
Location MIRVISH VILLAGE LOCATION Located at the eclectic intersection of Bathurst and Bloor, Mirvish Village is in the heart of the city, where downtown west meets the Annex. Mirvish village is bounded by Bloor St W to the north, Bathurst Street to the east, Lennox Street to the south, and the alley between Markham Street and Palmerston Boulevard to the west. Bloor and Bathurst are both arterial streets, Markham is a local street and Lennox is a collector street. SPADINA SUBWAY BLOOR STREET WEST BATHURST STREET STREET It is well served by transit, located directly across from Bathurst Station, providing access to the Bloor-Danforth subway line and the northern terminus of the Bathurst streetcar line. Four residential neighbourhoods and three Business Improvement Areas (BIA) surround the site. Palmerston- Little Italy, Seaton Village, The Annex and Harbord Village, each have their own unique identities. The three BIA s represent the business in Korea Town, Mirvish Village and the Annex. These represent the diversity of demographics and cultural, recreation, institutional and commercial amenities that contribute to the vitality of the area. BATHURST SUBWAY
Transit Dupont Station Bathurst Station: 36,461 passengers per day (ttc 2015) Bathurst Station Entrances 511 Bathurst Streetcar: 17,400 passengers per day (ttc 2012) Christie Station Bathurst Station Spadina Station St. George Station Site Bloor/Bathurst Vehicular Traffic: 15,756 cars (8h period) Bloor/Bathurst Pedestrian Traffic: 20,564 pedestrians (8h period)
Demographics MIRVISH VILLAGE LOCATION 5 km 3 km 1 km 5 km Daytime Population: 971,000 Household Median Income: $59,500 Median Age: 35 39 3 km Daytime Population: 499,500 Household Median Income: $61,550 Median Age: 35 39 1 km Daytime Population: 29,400 Household Median Income: $62,500 Median Age: 35 39 TTC Subway Stations
Features An innovative mix of uses will contribute to the cultural, social and environmental sustainability of Mirvish Village. This collection of uses will foster a diverse community by providing a vibrant place to live, work, play, and shop. Public Space Mirvish Village Market Neighbourhood Retail Mirvish Village will be centered around a 30,000 sq. ft. market opening onto a public park. Re-imagined Markham Street is designed to put pedestrians first. Easily convertible to public markets, cultural and community events, the public space will create a destination while celebrating the integrity of the neighborhoud. As an extension of the public realm, the Market will become a vibrant gather space promoting local food and small businesses. A curated collection of interdependent and local vendors will participate in The Market, recalling the hustle and bustle of the Honest Ed s store as a contribution to the site s history. The Market will be the heart of Mirvish Village, carrying a range of items from produce, to spices, to hand-crafter jewelery. As an extension of the public realm, the Market will activate the community by creating a gathering destination promoting local purveyors. The new Mirvish Village will provide a home for local retail, micro retail, start-ups and pop-up retailers. Westbank, in partnership with the Centre for Social Innovation, will integrate 5,000 sq. ft. of affordable micro-retail incubator pods into the development, creating opportunities for local purveyors and entrepreneurs. Larger retail stores above and below the ground floor level will provide a variety of offerings from fashion to everyday amenities. An array of restaurants and services are also planned to enrich the retail experience.
MIRVISH VILLAGE FEATURES Urban Mobility Sustainability Public Artwork Mirvish Village will reconceptualize the traditional transportation model to reduce car dependence and promote healthy lifestyles. The development is located at the intersection of the Bloor/ Danforth subway line and the Bathurst streetcar line. Proximity to transit, along with reduced parking supply ratios will encourage alternative transportation options for residents. An innovative approach to bike systems is also envisioned, with features including a bike valet and bike co-op for residents and visitors Mirvish Village will embrace a comprehensive approach to sustainable design, encompassing a range of innovative solutions to achieve the environmental, social, cultural and economic sustainability goals of a complete community. Mirvish Village intends to reduce the project s energy consumption as well as its dependence on the electrical grid. An integrated power plant will allow waste heat to be recaptured and, through combined heat and power technology, electricity to be generated and used offsite. Public artwork for Mirvish Village is a critical, integrated part of Westbank s re-development plan. The art within Mirvish Village will enrich the environment, create a sense of place, and ignite the imagination. Famed artist Frank Stella will have pieces featured throughout the project. Frank is known for his work in the areas of minimalism and post-painterly abstraction
Anchor Retail GROUND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Bloor Street 1,157 SF 2,263 SF 805 SF 1,858 SF 1,783 SF Bloor Street 1,494 SF 786 SF 542 SF 796 SF 7,547 SF 13,038 SF 3,693 SF Bathurst Street Bathurst Street 1,827 SF 1,426 SF 2,669 SF 1,940 SF 1,986 SF 1,627 SF 18,351 SF 3,269 SF Lennox Street 1,314 SF 651 SF Lennox Street
M I RV I S H V I L L AG E A N C H O R R E TA I L LOWER LEVEL 5,552 SF 19,354 SF Anchor Retail» The anchor retail component of this neighbourhood will offer the rare opportunity for tenants to secure 10,000-20,000 sq.ft. floor plates» Space will have signage onto the corner of Bathurst & Bloor» Elevators from the ground level & customer parking» Escalators also available where required» Valet parking for bicycles» 17 ft. (est.) clear ceiling heights
Mirvish Village Market Bloor Street Mirvish Village Market 12,771 SF Bathurst Street Mirvish Village Market will be the heart and sole of the Annex and Mirvish Village: over 30 permanent vendors and 40+ temporary kiosks will offer locally sourced fresh and prepared food, crafts, art and curiosities. The market is an essential ingredient for the re-imagined Mirvish Village development. It is envisioned as a vibrant community gathering space and extension of the Mirvish Village public realm. The market will encourage a range of community benefits, from supporting a complete community, creating small business opportunities, preserving and promoting local foods and agriculture. Lennox Street
MIRVISH VILLAGE MIRVISH VILLAGE MARKET
Market Street Restaurants GROUND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 4,121 SF 1,008 SF 1,618 SF 427 SF 866 SF 1,028 SF 1,355 SF 929 SF 557 SF 860 SF 414 SF 878 SF 832 SF 576 SF 728 SF 736 SF 492 SF 825 SF 828 SF 688 SF 1,447 SF 673 SF 678 SF 678 SF 652 SF 817 SF 827 SF 621 SF 1,430 SF Lennox Street Lennox Street
MIRVISH VILLAGE MARKET STREET RESTAURANTS Market Street Restaurants Anchored by the market to the north, the wide boulevards and character Victorian facades of the building along Markham Street will create one of Toronto s most dynamic culinary destinations. This section of Mirvish Village will be almost entirely dedicated to food service, with signature patios and a master planned/restaurant mix.
Lennox Street looking North
Bloor Street Elevation
WESTBANK The core of Westbank s mission is to create a body of work with a high degree of artistry that helps foster more equitable and beautiful cities. Westbank is active across Canada and in the United States, with projects including residential, hotels, retail, office, rental, district energy, affordable housing and public art. Established in 1992, they are one of North America s leading developers, with offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Seattle, Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Chengdu, and over 25 billion dollars of projects completed or under development. Westbank is driven by the belief that beauty and culture in all forms and in the broadest definitions, are essential to human existence. In committing our efforts fully towards the fight for beauty and the creation of culture, we have evolved beyond the definition of a traditional real estate development firm, to become a culture company.
Retail Leasing Team: Arlin Markowitz* Senior Vice President 416 815 2374 arlin.markowitz@cbre.com Urban Retail Team Alex Edmison* Vice President 416 874 7266 alex.edmison@cbre.com Urban Retail Team Jackson Turner* Sales Associate 416 815 2394 jackson.turner@cbre.com Urban Retail Team *Sales Representative