Freed Hotel & Residences | Toronto

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Freed Hotel & Residences brings luxury condominiums and hotel development coming to the heart of downtown Toronto .The project will feature 100 5-star hotel rooms, 400 luxury condominium residences, a boutique spa, and a world-class sky bar & restaurant on the 63rd floor.

Summary

Project: Freed Hotel & Residences | Toronto
Price: TBA
Completion: 2027
Storey: 63
Units: 100 hotel rooms + 400 condos
Developer: Freed Developments
Address: 240 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1W7

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Project Highlights

5 mins walk to St. Andrew Subway Station
3 mins to Union Station
4 mins to OCAD University
6 mins to University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University

Facts

Developer: Freed Developments
Address: 240 Adelaide St W, Toronto
Intersection: Adelaide St W & University Ave., Toronto
Number of Suites: 400
Number of Storeys: 63
Architect: AS + GG Architecture
Interior Designer: DesignAgency

Location

Toronto’s Entertainment District is an area that is already vibrant and in great demand. It has been categorized as part of the City’s “urban growth centre.

According to estimates, it will have 400 new residents as well as jobs per hectare come 2031 – or even earlier. It boasts of the city’s newest bars, eateries as well as entertainment spots.

The neighbourhood showcases the touches of history, mainly in the form of historic brick attics plus warehouses, a good number of which have been converted into galleries or offices for businesses that are both creative and technology-centred. The area is served very well by transit.

The subway station and the numerous 24-hour streetcar lines can be accessed with ease. Toronto’s Financial District, an area where about 200,000 people work, is only a few minutes’ away

Developer

Freed Developments is an ambitious development company based around the GTA.

With a diverse portfolio of projects ranging from towering condos to a Muskoka golf course, Freed works hard to transform under-utilized pockets of Toronto and turn them into vibrant, thriving communities that lift up the neighbourhood in which they rise.