150 Pearl Street Condos
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150 Pearl Street Condos is a new condominium development by The Conservatory Group currently in pre-construction located at 150 Pearl Street, Toronto in the Entertainment District neighbourhood with a 100/100 walk score and a 100/100 transit score. 150 Pearl Street Condos is designed by Richmond Architects. The project is 57 storeys tall (180.0m, 590.6ft) and has a total of 482 suites. 150 Pearl Street Condos is the #1688 tallest condominium in Toronto and the #47 tallest condominium in Entertainment District. 150 Pearl Street Condos is currently in Registration Phase.
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About Entertainment District
Discovering Toronto’s Entertainment District: A Hub of Culture, Cuisine, and Comfort
Toronto’s Entertainment District is a vibrant and dynamic area, known as the city’s premier destination for culture, dining, and nightlife. Situated in the heart of downtown, this neighborhood boasts an array of attractions, top-rated restaurants, theaters, and modern living spaces. With its unique blend of entertainment options and urban lifestyle, the Entertainment District is perfect for those seeking excitement and convenience in the city. Here’s an in-depth look at what makes the Entertainment District a beloved part of Toronto.
Why People Love the Entertainment District
- Diverse Entertainment Options: From live theater shows at the Royal Alexandra or Princess of Wales theaters to concerts at Roy Thomson Hall and opera at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, the Entertainment District is a cultural mecca.
- Thrilling Sports Events: Sports enthusiasts can catch a Toronto Raptors basketball game at Scotiabank Arena or a Blue Jays baseball game at the Rogers Centre, both located within the district.
- TIFF and Film Culture: As the home to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the Entertainment District offers year-round film screenings and special events for movie buffs.
- Nightlife and Clubs: With club venues like Orchid Nightclub and The Fifth Social Club, the area offers a lively nightlife scene with multi-level clubs featuring live music and DJs.
- Gastronomic Delights: The district is home to a wide array of dining options, catering to every palate. Whether you’re looking for a casual beer at the Loose Moose or upscale Italian dining at Scaddabush Italian Kitchen & Bar, the Entertainment District has it all.
Real Estate in the Entertainment District: Modern Living Amidst Urban Excitement
- Modern Condominiums: The Entertainment District features a range of modern condominium buildings, providing residents with luxurious amenities and stunning city views. Notable developments include the TIFF Bell Lightbox condos, offering a unique living experience for film enthusiasts and city dwellers alike.
- Proximity to Key Attractions: Residents of the Entertainment District enjoy easy access to Toronto’s major attractions, fine dining, and shopping experiences, ensuring a lifestyle of convenience and excitement.
- High Demand for Properties: Due to its central location and vibrant atmosphere, the Entertainment District is a highly sought-after area for both living and investment, making real estate in this neighborhood a valuable asset.
Local Amenities and Lifestyle
- Shopping Galore: The district is partially bordered by Queen Street West, known for its independent boutiques and popular brand name retailers like MEC, Zara, and Aritzia.
- Relaxing Green Spaces: Enjoy the tranquility of David Pecaut Square or the historical charm of Roundhouse Park, offering a break from the urban hustle and a place for community events.
- Fitness and Recreation: With numerous fitness and training gyms, yoga studios, and the Harrison Pool community center, the Entertainment District caters to the health and wellness needs of its residents.
- Convenient Transit and Commute: Residents benefit from excellent public transit options, with streetcars on Queen and King Street and proximity to the Spadina streetcar and Yonge-University subway lines.
The Entertainment District is the heart of Toronto’s cultural and entertainment scene. Whether you’re drawn to its bustling theaters, diverse culinary offerings, or modern living spaces, the Entertainment District provides an unmatched urban living experience. With its rich array of amenities, easy access to the city’s best attractions, and vibrant community vibe, the Entertainment District continues to captivate both residents and visitors alike, establishing itself as one of Toronto’s most exciting and dynamic areas.
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150 Pearl Street Condos is a new condo project to be located at 150 Pearl Street in Downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District, and is being developed by the Conservatory Group. It’s currently in preconstruction with a still unknown project completion date.
✔ Proposed to have a total of 610 luxury, mixed-use units and have a 59-storey residential tower
✔ Architecture by EI Richmond Architects
ABOUT THE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
Toronto’s Entertainment District is roughly defined as being around King Street West between Spadina Avenue and University Avenue. The area gets its name from the large number of performing arts centres, theatres, and nightclubs that are located in the district.
✔ Attractions, landmarks, and things to do in and around the area include the Princess of Wales Theatre, Royal Alexandra Theatre, Roy Thomson Hall, the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre, Canada’s Walk of Fame (along King Street), TIFF Bell Lightbox, This is London (bar/nightclub), Century Room (bar/club), SpiritHouse, The Rex (live jazz club), and the ultra-posh Shangri-La Toronto Hotel
✔ Local and nearby restaurants and bars include Alo Restaurant, TOCA-Ritz Carlton Toronto, The Fifth Grill & Terrace, Victor Restaurant, Michael’s on Simcoe, Montecito, Figo, Luckee Restaurant, Luma Restaurant, King Street Social Kitchen & Bar, The Badali Bar & Cucina, Jack Astor’s Toronto, Arriba Restaurant, Hush Restaurant & Bar, Mascot Brewery, Ricarda’s, 309 Dhaba Indian Excellence Restaurant, and Dublin Calling
✔ Shopping options in and around the district include St. Lawrence Market, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, The PATH (underground shopping complex), Dufferin Mall, The Market Gallery, Atrium on Bay, Dufferin Grove Farmer’s Market, and Chinatown Centre
✔ WalkScore 100/100 and TransitScore of 100/100
ABOUT THE CONSERVATORY GROUP
The Conservatory Group is one of the country’s largest builders of luxury condo buildings and communities, with projects in the Greater Toronto Area, as well as Mississauga, North York, Thornhill, Midtown, and Downtown.
✔ Oversaw and handled sale and construction of over 30,000 residences
✔ Over 50 years of experience in real estate development, sales, planning, and construction
✔ Portfolio includes Cove Condos, Ruby, The Mirage Condominiums, Pearl 2, Cameo, Wide Suites, The Infinity Condominiums Phase 3, The Milan Condominiums, Altitude Condominiums, and Pearl Condominiums (Phase 1)
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