Learn about a New Vision for

4050 Yonge Street

THE SITE

Introducing a new kind of vibrancy to 4050 Yonge Street

Located at the northwest corner of Yonge Street and York Mills Road, the 3.2-acre site currently includes a TTC entrance building and paid parking lot primarily used by transit riders.

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OUR VISION

A unique and bold mixed‑use, transit‑oriented development at Yonge and York Mills

Located between the natural and built environments, 4050 Yonge offers an opportunity for a unique and bold mixed-use, transit-oriented development at Yonge and York Mills. The proposed development will introduce a new kind of life to the Yonge and York Mills area through the introduction of residential, hotel, retail, restaurant and office uses. This thoughtful development appreciates and complements the easy access to public transit, the nearby commercial buildings, the surrounding greenery and natural features and the overall essence of the neighbourhood.

  • Integrating Transit

    OUR PRINCIPLES

    Integrating
    Transit

    Transit riders will continue to have the same access and convenience to transit, but through a new and aesthetically pleasing environment provided by the development. By integrating the TTC entrance into the proposed development, the development will take advantage of the existing TTC building entrance onsite, providing convenience and easy access to all members of the public, including the users of the new development.

  • Adding a New Mix of Uses

    OUR PRINCIPLES

    Adding a New
    Mix of Uses

    By adding a new mix of uses on a single site, this development will increase the potential for an underutilized site. The mixed-use development will add to the neighbourhood:
    • 300 residential units
    • 248 hotel rooms
    • ~3,984 m2 of office space
    • ~907 m2 of street-level retail space

  • Building Much-needed Hotel Services

    OUR PRINCIPLES

    Building Much-needed
    Hotel Services

    Businesses, hotel patrons and area residents would be able to enjoy one of Toronto’s newest hotels with full services including meeting rooms, conference spaces, and spa services.

  • Elevating the Public Realm

    OUR PRINCIPLES

    Elevating the
    Public Realm

    The development will elevate the public realm, leveraging the site’s prominence and visibility at the corner of Yonge and York Mills. Combined with wide sidewalks and inviting landscaping, the introduction of street-level retail space will animate the site and bring liveliness to the streets.

  • Introducing New Housing Options

    OUR PRINCIPLES

    Introducing New
    Housing Options

    The development will introduce more options for housing for the neighbourhood. An ideal option for those looking to downsize within the neighbourhood, and those who may want to move into the neighbourhood.

PROPOSAL HIGHLIGHTS

The proposal is for a mixed-use development with a 35-storey residential tower and a 21-storey tower with hotel, retail, restaurant, and office uses, both connected by a 6-storey podium. Specifically, the proposal includes:

  • Residential units: 300
  • Hotel rooms: 248
  • Office space: ~3,984 m2
  • Street-level retail space: ~907 m2

DOCUMENTS

Explore our hub of materials and reports pertaining to 4050 Yonge.

APPLICATION SUBMISSION

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Administrative
Planning & Architecture
Community Consultation
Environmental
Engineering
Application Form
Project Data Sheet
Cover Letter
Architectural Plans – Part 3
Density Assessment & Economic Benefits Analysis
Draft Zoning By-law Amendment FGZBL
Survey Plans
Urban Transportation Considerations
Shadow Study
Planning Rationale & Community Services Facility Study
Landscape and Lighting Plans
Draft Zoning By-law Amendment 569-2013
Draft Official Plan Amendment
Architectural Plans – Part 2
Architectural Plans – Part 1
Public Consultation Strategy Report
Bird Friendly Study
Design Baseline Energy Performance
Energy Efficiency Report
Environmental Impact Phase Two
Green Roof Statistics
Ravine Stewardship Plan Drawings Figures 1 to 4
Tree Preservation Report
Tree Preservation Plan
Toronto Green Standard Statistics
Toronto Green Standard Checklist
Slope and Stability Report
Ravine Stewardship Plan
Natural Heritage Impact Statement
Energy Proposed Model Inputs
Hydrogeological Report
Servicing Report
Sanitary Analysis Report
Pedestrian Level Wind Study
Noise Impact Study
Civil and Utilities Plans

APPLICATION RESUBMISSION 1: December 2020

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Administrative
Planning & Architecture
Community Consultation
Environmental
Engineering
Architectural Plans – Part 1
Architectural Plans – Part 2
Draft Official Plan Amendment
Draft Zoning By-law Amendment 569-2013
Landscape and Lighting Plans
Planning Rationale & Community Services Facility Study
Shadow Study
Urban Transportation Considerations
Energy Proposed Model Inputs
Natural Heritage Impact Statement
Ravine Stewardship Plan
Slope and Stability Report
Toronto Green Standard Checklist
Toronto Green Standard Statistics
Tree Preservation Plan
Tree Preservation Report
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Letter
Civil and Utilities Plans
Noise Impact Study
Pedestrian Level Wind Study
Sanitary Analysis Report

APPLICATION RESUBMISSION 2: April 2021

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Administrative
Planning & Architecture
Community Consultation
Environmental
Engineering
Cover Letter
Project Data Sheet
Resubmission Form
Accessibility Assessment
Architectural Addendum Letter
Architectural Plans – Part 1
Architectural Plans – Part 2
Architectural Plans – Part 3
Landscape Addendum Letter
Landscape Plans – Part 1
Landscape Plans – Part 2
Response to Environment & Energy Division
Floodplain Analysis Report
Natural Heritage Impact Study
Ravine Stewardship Plan
Ravine Stewardship Plan Figures
Toronto Green Standards Statistics
Toronto Green Standards Checklist
TRCA Response Letter
Tree Preservation Plan
Tree Preservation Report
Civil & Utilities Plans
Civil Engineering Addendum Letter
Servicing Report
Servicing Report Appendix
Transportation Impact Study

STATUS

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  • June 25, 2021

    Current Status

    The applicant is continuing to work with City Staff in hopes of reaching an agreement on the development application

  • June 24, 2021

    Case Management Conference #2

    Second Case Management Conference at the OLT.

  • June 8, 2021

    City Staff Request for Direction Report

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  • April 14, 2021

    Application Resubmission

  • March 12, 2021

    Case Management Conference #1

    First Case Management Conference at the LPAT (now OLT).

  • January 12, 2021

    Community Consultation Meeting

    A community meeting is being organized by the City of Toronto. The meeting details will be included in the meeting notice, and made available here.

  • December 10, 2020

    Application Resubmission

    An updated planning application was resubmitted to the City of Toronto.

  • October 7, 2020

    City Staff Preliminary Report

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  • September 22, 2020

    Application Appealed to LPAT

  • February 14, 2020

    Update to Ward 8 Councillor

    Email update about the application submission and consultation efforts.

  • February 14, 2020

    Application Submission

    A planning application was submitted to the City of Toronto.

  • February 13, 2020

    Project Website Launch

    This project website was launched to provide 24/7 access to proposal-related information.

  • February 3, 2020

    Meeting with Area Residents’ Associations

    A meeting, hosted by the applicant, with residents’ associations surrounding the site.

  • January 14, 2020

    Outreach to Area Residents’ Associations

    An introductory letter about the proposal was emailed to surrounding residents’ associations.

  • January 14, 2020

    Update to Ward 8 Councillor

    Email update about outreach to surrounding residents’ associations.