Arcadia District

Nestled in the heart of Etobicoke’s bustling City center, the Arcadia District is set to redefine urban living with its prime location at the corner of Bloor and Kipling. This visionary development is more than just a residence; it’s a vibrant community spread across four majestic towers, housing nearly 1,400 units. 

Arcadia District is designed with modern living in mind, featuring a brand new park that adds a touch of green to the urban landscape, over 60,000 square feet of meticulously planned amenities to cater to every lifestyle, and a curated retail space that promises convenience right at your doorstep. Arcadia District is not just a place to live; it’s a space where life unfolds in its most vivid forms.

Connectivity takes center stage at Arcadia District, with the Kipling Station Transit Hub seamlessly integrating into the fabric of the community, offering unparalleled access to the city and beyond. Residents will enjoy the luxury of choice with all three major modes of transportation at their fingertips: the Subway for quick downtown access, Go Rail for regional travel, and 14 bus routes, including express lines to Humber College and Pearson Airport, ensuring that the world is just a ride away. Arcadia District embodies connected living at its finest, making it an ideal choice for those who value convenience, community, and a touch of modernity in their daily lives.

Etobicoke City Centre has been designated as an Urban Grow th Centre by the Province of Ontario, which brings enhanced infrastructure investment and job creation opportunities and will see the area transform into Toronto’s newest high-density transit-oriented neighbourhood. There is a new Civic center planned for the area , providing a place for neighbourhood residents to gather, learn, and participate in activities. This facility will include a new Toronto Public Library branch, community recreation centre, childcare centre, and more. The nearby Kipling Station, just a 5-minute walk away, having recently undergone a $70 million expansion, connects residents to the T TC, MiWay, and GO Transit, while Highway 427 and the Gardiner/QEW provide efficient commuting options in all directions.