88 Queen is minutes away from the city's most popular urban destinations, including the high-energy Financial District, the historic St. Lawrence Market and Hospital Row. It is also close to post secondary educational institutions such as Ryerson University and George Brown College.
WALKING TIMES | |
Queen Subway Station | 4 minutes |
The PATH | 4 minutes |
St. Michael’s Hospital | 2 minutes |
Eaton Centre | 5 minutes |
Financial Core | 7 minutes |
St. Lawrence Market | 9 minutes |
Ryerson University | 9 minutes |
George Brown College | 6 minutes |
City Hall | 6 minutes |
Osgoode Hall | 11 minutes |
TRANSIT TIMES BY PUBLIC TRANSIT | |
Union Station | 10 minutes |
University of Toronto | 17 minutes |
Toronto General Hospital | 17 minutes |
Queens Park | 22 minutes |
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IMMIGRATION
Approximately 250,000 to 270,000 people immigrate to Canada each year. Almost 50% of the people that immigrate to Canada settled in the GTA.
Demand: 100,000 new residents come to Toronto annually Supply: 27,410 residences completed in 2019
ECONOMY
GDP: 18.5% of Canada’s total GDP is generated in the Toronto region
POPULATION
The GTA is the fastest growing region in Ontario. Currently, there are 6.4 million residents and its population is projected to approximately double by 2066.
2019: 6.4m
2041: 9.7m
2066: 13.1m
EMPLOYMENT
Downtown Toronto: 565,350 jobs accounting for 37.1% of Toronto’s employment
Downtown Toronto: 21,820 jobs added in 2018
Office Employment: 66% of jobs located in downtown Toronto
TECH
3rd largest Tech market behind San Francisco and Seattle
80,100 Tech jobs added in the last 5 years (a 54% increase)
8.3% of Toronto’s job force is in Tech
40% of major tech headquarters such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, & Uber are located in Toronto
EDUCATION
There are a number of internationally recognized universities and colleges within Toronto that attract both international and domestic students. For example, in addition to the approx. 38,000 students that attend the University of Toronto, there are over 20,000 full time and part-time employees.
University of Toronto: 9,721 new first-year undergraduate students in 2017-2018 Ryerson University: 7,867 new first-year undergraduate students in 2016-2017