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A new mixed-use project at Jarvis and Earl.

THE VISION

Our vision is to create transit-accessible homes in a range of sizes, and introduce retail space and a public park to create a destination for the neighbourhood. We are proposing a 58-storey mixed-use building with 649 new residential units and 31 rental replacement units for existing tenants.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

New Types of Housing Options

Upper Jarvis is a growing neighbourhood, and the site is currently underutilized due to its proximity to transit and amenities. New homes with a diverse unit mix will accommodate a variety of household sizes for residents in the neighbourhood.

Improved Amenities

There is an opportunity to provide more active at-grade uses along Jarvis Street and Huntley Street. Introducing 328 square metres of retail and a new 491 square metre public park will help to invigorate and improve the pedestrian environment, and create a new local meeting place for the community.

Transit-Accessible Living

The site is less than an 8-minute walk to both Wellesley and Sherbourne Station for TTC subway and bus connections, allowing for convenient travel across the city. Nearby cycle tracks along Wellesley Street and Sherbourne Street offer active transportation options for nearby trips.

CURRENT SITE

This site is currently made up of two smaller lots, including:

A 3-storey rental building at 561 Jarvis Street

Ten 3-storey townhouses at 102-120 Earl Place

THE PROPOSAL

storey mixed-use building

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CURRENT TENANTS

If the proposal is approved, eligible tenants in the existing 561 Jarvis Street rental building will have the right to return to a unit in the new building. The Residential Tenancies Act, and the City of Toronto Official Plan, require specific consideration for existing tenants who may be impacted by the proposal.

We look forward to communicating with tenants and informing them of updates throughout the process. We are available to answer questions at any time.

WHERE WE ARE IN THE PROCESS

Find out about the status of the project, key milestones, and upcoming opportunities to engage.

Jul 2022 Submission Mar 2023 Submission

July 2022 Submission

DOCUMENTS & REPORTS

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Planning & Architecture

Environmental

Engineering

Planning & Architecture

Environmental

Engineering

Architectural Drawings

Block Context Plan

Colour Elevations

Draft By-law

Heritage Impact Assessment

Heritage Impact Assessment Appendix

Perspective Drawings

Planning Rationale

Public Consultation Strategy Report

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is currently on the site?

The existing site includes a 3-storey rental building at 561 Jarvis Street, and ten 3-storey townhouses at 102-120 Earl Place.

What is being proposed?

A 58-storey mixed-use building with 649 new residential units and 31 rental replacement units for existing tenants. The ground floor will include retail fronting onto Jarvis Street, and a new public park is proposed along Huntley Street.

What does this redevelopment mean for existing tenants of 561 Jarvis Street?

If the application is approved, eligible tenants will have the right to return to a unit in the new building following the construction period. Current tenants will be kept informed throughout the process.

How will the proposal address increased traffic concerns?

The proposal includes fewer car parking spaces than what is typical for a development of this scale in favour of more bicycle spaces, which capitalizes on existing nearby transit and bike lanes.

When was the development application submitted to the City of Toronto?

The application was submitted on July 25, 2022 to the City of Toronto for their review. City Staff will provide comments on the application, as well as lead the community consultation process.

When will there be a community meeting about this proposal?

The City of Toronto hosted a community consultation meeting on February 22, 2023. Continue to check here for updated information and send us your questions or comments so a member of our project team get in touch.

Originate Developments is an infill development firm founded in Toronto in 2017. The company reimagines underutilized space to create residential properties that add to the personality of the neighbourhood and build towards the city’s ambitious future vision. The firm’s guiding principle is to develop projects that serve all stakeholders, including local residents and strategic partners.

For over 60 years, Toronto-based Westdale Properties has owned, managed and developed real estate across North America. As a family company with a unique vision for multi-residential real estate and an understanding of mixed-use development, we are committed to fostering positive experiences for the thousands of people who live in, work and shop at our properties. Our Canadian portfolio alone includes close to 7000 residential units and over 2.5M square feet on retail, commercial and industrial spaces.

As a complement to its mortgage lending business, Cameron Stephens started Cameron Stephens Equity Capital in 2020 to provide a new product offering to its developer clients. Our equity team is focused on attracting and supporting best in class development partners while delivering market leading returns for our investors. The team is comprised of highly spe-cialized individuals with deep relationships and expertise in the development industry.

We want to hear from you. Share your questions or comments about the proposal and a member of the Project Team will get back to you as soon as possible.