Montreal-based Cromwell Management seems on a development proposal streak after filing its 3rd major application with the City of Toronto given that the spring. The current strategies are for a 45-storey mixed-use building at 525 Eglinton Avenue East, where it would be a five-minute walk from the recently-opened Leaside Station of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.Because of the 10-storey rental structure currently on the website, Cromwell’s strategies call for 53 replacement rentals, in addition to 473 net brand-new rentals, for an overall of 526 systems. That likewise breaks down into 45 bachelor systems, 342 one-bedrooms, 113 two-bedrooms, and 26 three-bedrooms, with all systems slated for floors two through 45. Website Statistics, Since June 2026:
Height: 45 floors (496 ft, inclusive
- of the Miles Per Hour )Residential GFA: 373,130 sq. ft Retail GFA:
- 3,509 sq. feet Residential Units: 526(
- 53 replacement leasings, 473 net brand-new leasings)System Breakdown: 45 studios, 342 one-beds, 113 two-beds,
- and 26 three-beds Indoor Facility: 11,151 sq. ft Outdoor Facility: 6,178 sq. feet Automobile Parking:
- 84 Bicycle Parking: 291 Makings from
- Wallman Architects reveal the advancement with a six-to-seven-storey
- podium, with the height staggered
to seven storeys at the western residential or commercial property line (adjacent to 503 Eglinton Avenue East). The very first floor of the podium, set to include a retail component, is defined by floor-to-ceiling glass, permitting a direct connection to the street level, while the top of the podium would include a look-through aspect and a complete amenity flooring.
10-storey apartment presently occupying 525 Eglinton Opportunity East/WND Associates
Making of 525 Eglinton Avenue East/Wallman Architects
According to Cromwell’s preparation letter, this particular pocket of Toronto “has a long-standing history of auto-oriented land usages which over the years have actually served to support the neighbourhood’s prior suburban qualities that included tower-in-the-park format apartment, industrial plazas, an automobile wash and a grocery anchored retail plaza.”
The letter goes on to state that current financial investments in significant transit like the Eglinton Crosstown LRT have actually spurred a major advancement in the neighbourhood, with “high-rise property and commercial combined use high buildings ending up being prevalent.” There are over a lots developments in numerous phases of privilege in the area, but a few of the tallest consist of a 40-storey building at 589 Eglinton Opportunity East from Terracap and a 46-storey tower at 1802 Bayview Avenue from Gairloch Advancement and Harlo Capital– both of which have actually already been approved. If Cromwell’s job also gets the green light, it stands to be among the highest in the area.Just last month
, Cromwell proposed a pair of 39- and 43-storey infill rental towers at 6200 Bathurst Street, and in May, the firm submitted prepare for a 75-storey high-rise building at 55 Isabella Street. Throughout 6200 Bathurst, 55 Isabella, and 525 Eglinton East, there are around 2,400 rentals proposed, putting all three tasks in line with the more comprehensive development shift towards purpose-built rental in Toronto as the condo market continues to battle.