High-end labels like Holt Renfrew, Gucci and Chanel will be featured in this globally-recognized Bloor Street. In this area, there are ample art galleries, upscale salons and five-star restaurants. The residential is populated by both residential and commercial developments. Some of the city’s most renowned institutions like the Royal Conservatory of Music and Royal Ontario Museum is located nearby. Designers Walk Lane will be lined by design studios and art galleries. One of the cities busiest is the Yonge and Bloor intersection which allows subway access to either uptown or downtown commuters. The transit score is 97 and the walk score is a perfect 100 making it the centre of attraction. Metropia developers specialize in working for up-coming as well as in-demand neighbourhoods pairing a strong sense of community and urban design. Capital Developments worked in some of the most exciting neighbourhoods of Toronto and has a robust portfolio of condo projects. In commercial and mixed-use developments, RioCan Living is a big name who worked with some of Canada’s top retail brands with 63 million square feet of leasable property in the retail sphere and created a selection of urban mixed-use projects after collaborating with residential developers.