Located in the heart of the East Core’s Garden District – the epicentre of technology, education, business, dining, shopping and nightlife – PRIME is where it all comes together.

Community & Neighbourhood

Its prime location in Toronto’s East Core Garden District community is precisely what earns this project its name – PRIME caters to every taste and has something to offer everyone. This busy and vibrant busy downtown area is named for Allan Gardens, a park with a glass-domed plant conservatory and botanical garden. Often referred to as a walker’s paradise, it only takes a few minutes of exploring on foot to truly understand what makes PRIME Condos and its location a stellar opportunity to experience downtown living.

Shopping & Retail

From one-off boutiques to massive shopping complexes, the Garden District is just steps away from whatever your taste or desire. Take a stroll to the Eaton Centre, or continue exploring Toronto’s massive PATH underground network, with its roughly 30 kilometres of walkways, 1,200 shops and services and links to major attractions. The bustling Yonge street corridor with its unique boutiques, tourist shops, cafes and abundant shopping options is a few short blocks over. Shopping complexes at Yonge-Dundas square offers an array of retail options. There’s no shortage of choice here.

Parks & Recreation

The Garden District earns its name from the beautiful Allan Gardens, with its botanical gardens and glass-domed conservatory it’s no wonder why many newlyweds stop here to take photos. Two fenced parks for large & small dogs, shade trees, colourful dog sculptures and a splash pad make this a truly family-friendly environment. But it’s not the only green space in the area. Arena Gardens is a small park nearby, featuring an ornamental fountain and children’s playground. Ryerson Community Park is a small campus greenspace with an ice rink from November to February and some park benches for a break. Moss Park sits at Queen St E & Gerrard, offering over 3 hectares of park area featuring a lit ball diamond, two tennis courts, a basketball court, a children’s playground, and a wading pool. And if the building gym and fitness centre isn’t enough, a Toronto Central YMCA is also closeby.

Learning & Education

Ryerson University’s downtown campus is  directly opposite PRIME Condos. In less than 10-mins residents arrive at George Brown College campus, or UofT’s St. George Campus. For younger students, public schools include Jarvis Collegiate Institute, Gabrielle-Roy Elementary, and the Bond Street Nursery School.

Public Transit & Highways

The area is well served by TTC public transit, with Carlton and College streetcar routes. College Subway Station is a few steps away connecting residents to the Yonge-University-Spadina subway Line. Union Station is a 4 stops on a subway ride away from College Station, offering regional connections with GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express. 2 stops north to Bloor-Yonge station where you can seamlessly transfer onto the Bloor-Danforth Line. Toronto Pearson International Airport is just a 25-minute UP Express ride away. For drivers, PRIME Condos is a short drive to the Gardiner Expressway, Don Valley Parkway and the 401, allowing convenient travel and seamless connections to the surrounding Greater Toronto Area (GTA).