Riverside Square
A multi-building Streetcar development around a public square at Queen Street East and Baseball Place.
Overview & history
It replaced a Toyota dealership and two Tippet Richardson warehouses on a 4.5-acre site. RAW Design drew five buildings around a public square, with retail including a grocery store along Queen Street; the buildings sit on separate condominium corporations.
Suites are described as industrial in style, with exposed concrete and ceilings reported at nine feet, in ordinary one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts. Which of them, if any, are loft-type is not established.
Building facts
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