The Well Condos is a new development by Tridel, located at Spadina Ave & Front St W in Toronto. This highly anticipated project is designed to offer a dynamic lifestyle where residents can live, work, shop, eat, and play all within the same space.

The Well Condos is part of a 1.4 billion dollar mixed-use and master-planned community in Toronto’s Fashion District. The project will include high-rise condos, apartments, an office building, and retail space, covering 7.8 acres of downtown Toronto real estate.

Architected by Hariri Pontarini, the community will feature retail stores on the first two levels of all buildings except the 36-storey tower, with carefully planned laneways and landscaped grounds. The project aims to create a vibrant and interconnected community in the heart of downtown.

The development will include premium retail stores, flagship stores, concept stores, restaurants, cafes, entertainment options, and a grocery store within its 420,000 square feet of retail space. A glass canopy will cover shoppers, providing an open-air shopping experience.

Located within walking distance of popular landmarks such as Scotiabank Arena, The Rogers Centre, Ripley’s Aquarium, and more, The Well Condos offers a perfect Walk Score of 98/100 and a Transit Score of 100/100, with easy access to over 13 different transit routes.

Residents will enjoy the diverse and energetic Fashion District neighborhood, with its mix of professionals, artists, designers, and students. The area offers a range of amenities and is near popular neighborhoods like King West and the Financial District, making The Well Condos a central hub for the community.

With its strategic location near major universities like George Brown College, University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and OCAD University, The Well Condos is an ideal choice for students looking for convenient transit options.

Whether you’re looking to live, invest, or simply enjoy the vibrant lifestyle offered by The Well Condos, this project presents a unique opportunity to be part of Toronto's growing urban landscape.