1. Prime Downtown Location with Unmatched Accessibility
Located just steps from Dundas Subway Station and walking distance to Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson), the University of Toronto, George Brown College, and the Eaton Centre, Centricity offers everything you need right outside your door. With a near-perfect Walk Score of 99 and a Transit Score of 100, you can walk, bike, or ride to any destination in the city with ease. You’re also minutes from cultural landmarks like Massey Hall, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and Yonge-Dundas Square—putting you in the epicentre of Toronto’s most iconic destinations.

2. Connectivity Across the GTA and Beyond
Centricity is ideally situated near Toronto’s major transit arteries, including Yonge Street, Bloor Street, and Queen Street. Residents will benefit from proximity to TTC subway lines, bus routes, and streetcars, as well as the GO Transit network, UP Express, and VIA Rail services at Union Station. With easy access to the Don Valley Parkway, Gardiner Expressway, and Lake Shore Boulevard, the entire GTA is within reach, making this location a commuter’s dream.

3. Thoughtful Design & Trusted Developer
Designed by Turner Fleischer Architects, the 53-storey tower combines sharp, modern lines with the restored façade of an iconic bank building at its base. The architectural design incorporates a unique aluminum window frame system that gradually thickens toward the top, creating visual interest and a striking skyline presence. Backed by the award-winning Graywood Developments—known for projects like Wonder Condos and The Theodore in Calgary—Centricity is poised to deliver sophisticated living spaces, top-tier amenities, and strong long-term value.

4. A Magnet for Students, Professionals, and Investors
The location and design of Centricity make it particularly attractive to students and professionals. With multiple post-secondary institutions within walking distance and thousands of businesses nearby, the rental demand in this area remains incredibly high. As Toronto continues its upward trajectory—with 316,000 new jobs and nearly double the population expected by 2041—Centricity offers incredible potential for appreciation and rental income.

5. Urban Lifestyle Meets Green Spaces
Despite its downtown setting, Centricity is close to natural retreats like Allan Gardens, Moss Park, and the vibrant neighbourhoods of Cabbagetown and Church-Wellesley. These areas offer tree-lined streets, off-leash dog parks, and cultural festivals—all contributing to a balanced lifestyle that merges big-city excitement with community charm.