Mirvish Village

The site of Mirvish Village was previously the home to the
Honest Ed’s Department Store for over 50 years. It was home to thousands of stories from the
many immigrants who have come to Toronto that helped it
become the multicultural global city it is today. Everything
about the project is seen through this lens.

A new community of 100% purpose-built rental, Mirvish
Village is built on a rich history that Ed, Anne and David
Mirvish began in 1948. Our goal when we were invited by
David Mirvish to redevelop the site was not only to honour
this legacy, but to build on the idea that Mirvish Village will
represent this community and support its evolution.

Designed as a new, vibrant community hub and gathering
place, Mirvish Village integrates a new park and public
market, an extensive public realm, micro-retail, 24 restored
heritage buildings, unique restaurants and shops as well as
numerous indoor and outdoor performance and gathering
spaces all interwoven with public art installations including
a mural by artist Frank Stella. 

The entire project is powered by a neighbourhood energy system by Creative Energy that
helps it achieve reductions in energy use of over 30%.

To book an appointment please visit our website or contact Westbank Living at:

Website: https://living.westbankcorp.com/property/mirvish-village

Email: hello@mirvish-village.com 

Phone Number: (647) 254 - 0405

At the intersection of Bloor and Bathurst Streets on the western edge of downtown Toronto, Mirvish Village is highly central, yet within a quiet residential setting. Bathurst Station across the street provides access to the Bloor-Danforth subway line and the Bathurst streetcar line. The site is bordered by four residential neighbourhoods: Palmerston-Little Italy, Seaton Village, The Annex and Harbord Village, each with their own unique identity. The University of Toronto is located less than a 10 minute walk from Mirvish Village. 

Pet Policies

• Pet Friendly

Contacts

• Westbank Living Team - 6474599563