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A railway in Toronto s downtown core could soon see a massive new community of condos, office towers, and green spaces sitting on top of it.
CRAFT Development Corporation has released updated renderings and a new concept video for the ORCA Project.
The ORCA Project is proposing a massive new community atop the existing rail corridor south of Front Street. Photo via ORCA Project.
First pitched to the city in 2017, the ORCA Project proposes a 16-acre development that will sit elevated above the active rail corridor located just south of Front Street.
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Fengate, on behalf of LPFCEC, CRAFT and Kingsmen announce co-development partnership for the transformative ORCA Project
April 6, 2021 GMT
TORONTO, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Fengate Asset Management (“Fengate”), working on behalf of the LiUNA Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada (“LPFCEC”), CRAFT Development Group (“CRAFT”) and Kingsmen Group Inc. (“Kingsmen”) are pleased to announce their co-development partnership for the ORCA Project, a visionary project to develop a mixed-use community above 16 acres of rail corridor lands in downtown Toronto, Ontario.
The ORCA Project proposes to build a 16-acre master-planned community featuring high rise residential, affordable housing, open greenspace, retail, and entertainment venues. The community would sit above the rail corridor south of Front Street and between Bathurst Street and Blue Jays Way. CRAFT acquired the air