This project is located in the Tam O’Shanter-Sullivan area of Scarborough, where the city’s local amenities and infrastructure are easily accessible. This project has easy access to local retail stores, convenience stores, grocery stores, food markets and local boutique stores in every direction. Residents have access to massive shopping complexes in the area like Scarborough Town Centre and CF Fairview Mall within a 15-minute drive. These shopping centres feature global brands and other retailers and service providers, as well as food courts. Big brand names like Costo Wholesale, Food Basics, Shoppers Drug Mart, Best Buy, Walmart and Canadian Tire are available within a 10-minute drive from the construction. Many well-regarded schools and colleges are available in the area. The University of Toronto, Ryerson University, Seneca College, Centennial College and Toronto International College are located within a short drive from this project. Residents can enjoy green community spaces and playgrounds in the area including parks like Vradenburg Park, Sherwood Park, Wilket Creek Park and Charles Sauriol Conservation Area. Scarborough’s nightlife and year-round events will help residents engage with the local culture. Recreational options in the area include Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre Cinemas, Aga Khan Museum, Kidstown Water Park, Donalda Club and Flemingdon Park Golf Club. Scarborough’s waterfront is a 23-minute drive away, which is lined with a number of parks, sandy beaches and natural attractions like the popular Scarborough Bluffs. Downtown Toronto is a 25-minute drive from this project. Downtown Toronto is home to major tourist attractions, shopping centres and cultural spaces. The Garden Series 2 is just minutes away from HWY 401, 407, 404 and Don Valley Parkway. These highways connect to the 400 series highways in the region. The neighbourhood also has access to GO transit through Agincourt GO station and TTC subways and buses. GO Transit has a wide bus and train system in the GTA and some other important towns and cities in southern Ontario. Toronto’s TTC subway system connects to the Union Station, where residents can access the national VIA Rail system.