The Riv Condos

Highlights

This dynamic area is undergoing a substantial rejuvenation, set to bring forth a sweeping transformation marked by the creation of numerous residential homes, job opportunities, and transit enhancements. Transit accessibility is a standout feature in the vicinity of The Riv Condos, boasting an impressively high Transit score. Within mere steps from home, TTC streetcar and bus routes offer seamless connectivity, swiftly ferrying residents across the city and into the downtown hub within 20 minutes, catering efficiently to young professionals and students. Residents of The Riv Condos enjoy the luxury of a lifestyle-rich environment, with a plethora of daily conveniences and recreational offerings easily within reach. A plethora of local retailers, dining venues, and entertainment options can be explored on foot, amplifying the vibrancy of the community. Family-friendly amenities encompass new schools, sports fields, and recreation centers, while notable city attractions including The Distillery Historic District, St. Lawrence Market, Yonge/Dundas Square, and the Eaton Centre. The Riv Condos emerges as an ideal haven for students, given its proximity to some of the city's prestigious post-secondary institutions. Centennial College and George Brown College campuses situated nearby, along with the accessibility of Ryerson University, reachable within a mere 6-minute transit journey from home. Embraced by Toronto's picturesque east side, The Riv Condos promises proximity to abundant green spaces. Corktown Commons, an expansive 18-acre park, stands within walking distance, offering picnic spots, playgrounds, and a splash pad. Additional natural sanctuaries, including the Don River, Regent Park Athletic Grounds, and Cherry Beach, further contribute to the enchanting allure of the area, creating a harmonious blend of urban living and natural beauty. Moreover, East Harbour, poised to redefine the downtown core, adds to the appeal. Born from one-time industrial lands and destined to emerge as a future pedestrian hotspot, East Harbour is set to be the largest commercial project currently planned in Canada.