The Reinvention of Dundas West
Living at Kipling Station Condos, you have a front-row seat to the city’s transformation, as Etobicoke’s new downtown takes shape around you. The City of Toronto’s vision is for Etobicoke Centre to be an urban focal point for the western part of Toronto, transforming the land from Islington Ave. southwest to Shaver Ave. into a completely integrated mixed-use community.
Development Applications and/or Approvals for 35+ New Towers
The New
Etobicoke
Civic Centre
The heart of the neighbourhood transformation is the upcoming new Etobicoke Civic Centre at Kipling and Dundas, a 10 minute walk from Kipling Station Condos. With construction slated to start soon, the new home to Etobicoke city council will be a visually attractive set of nine connected square and rectangular buildings of different heights.
210,000 SQ. FT.
Office Space
Net Zero
Community
47,000 SQ. FT.
Outdoor Event Plaza
2027
Completion
300,000 SQ. FT.
Podium with Community Spaces
760,000 SQ. FT.
Total Space
Enticing Amenities
Shopping & entertainment
- Farm Boy
- Six Points Plaza
- Haven Boutique
- Colours Exchange
- The Comeback Consignment
- Designer Exchange
- Abacus Furniture Design
- IKEA Etobicoke
- Sunrise Records
- Cineplex Cinemas Queensway & VIP
- Freebird Market
- Costco
Transit
- Kipling GO Station
- Kipling TTC Station
- Kipling Transit Hub
- Kipling Bus Terminal
- MiWay
- Direct Access to Toronto Pearson International Airport
Schools
- Wedgewood Junior Public School
- Islington Junior Middle School
- Kingsway College School (Junior)
- Kingsway College School (Senior)
- Etobicoke Collegiate Institute
- Etobicoke School of the Arts
- Humber College
- University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus
- Sheridan College David Campus
Parks & recreation
- Mimico Creek Trails
- High Park
- Humber River Recreational Trail
- Echo Valley Park
- Tom Riley Park
- King Mills Park
- Humber Bay Park East
- Marie Curtis Park Beach
- New Etobicoke New Civic Centre
RESTAURANTS & CAFES
- Mamma Martino’s
- Apache Burgers
- The Pie Commission
- The Loop Creamery
- Black Angus Steakhouse
- Mai Bistro
- Harry’s Steak House
- Azarias
- ViBo Restaurant
- Ma Maison
- Dundas Street Grill
- Espresso Bakery
- Montgomery’s Inn
- Bake Sale
- European Patisserie
- Pizzeria Oro di Napoli
- Grappa Restaurant
- Tom’s Dairy Freeze
- Tartistry
- The Kitchen Hub Food Hall
- Old Mill Toronto
PUBS & BARS
- St. James’s Gate
- The Crooked Cue
- Squire & Firkin
- The Bull Pub and Grill
- Henry VIII Ale House
- Casa Barcelona
MAJOR EMPLOYERS
- Toronto Pearson International Airport
- Molson Canada
- Wonder Brands Inc.
- Lactalis Canada Inc.
- Saand Inc
- Cinespace Film Studios
- Nissan Canada
- Acer
- Pepsi Canada
- Hershey Canada
- FedEx Canada
Downtown Etobicoke is one of Toronto’s best neighborhoods. Connected to a multitude of enticing places to shop, eat, explore, go to school, and connect with nature.
On the Menu
As Etobicoke transitions into a truly livable City, the dining landscape is becoming ever more diverse and intriguing. Along Dundas and Bloor, and south to Lake Shore Blvd., you’ll find a plethora of places to please your palate.
Retail Rush
In Etobicoke, you have in-person retail options – many of them – and they range from luxury brand shops at Sherway Gardens, to designer boutiques and consignment shops in the neighbourhood.
Studying for Success
Etobicoke has a range of educational alternatives. Within 15 minutes residents can get to Humber College, Sheridan College - Davis Campus, and University of Toronto’s Mississauga Campus.
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