Textbook Towns | Toronto

Textbook Towns will be a community of stacked townhouses 4-storeys high. The development will consist of 54 units averaging 1,115 sq. ft. in size and it is anticipated to be completed in 2026.

Textbook Towns Highlights

• Nestled in the Highland Creek neighbourhood in Toronto’s east end
• Located close to Highway 401 as well as the Don Valley Parkway
• Within a 30-minute drive of downtown Toronto
• Located within a 30-minute drive of Pearson Airport
• Located within a short drive of Pan Am Centre
• 30-minute GO Train ride to Union Station
• Close to shops, eateries, recreational and entertainment venues
• Close to schools
• Walking distance to Centennial College and the University of Toronto – Scarborough Campus 
• Close to parks including Highland Creek Community Park, Cassandra Park, Canmore Park, Ranchdale Park and Brookbanks Park. 

Transit Options

Textbook Towns is conveniently located just minutes from the GO Transit as well as the upcoming Eglinton East LRT station. For motorists, the project site also provides quick access to Highway 401 as well as the Don Valley Parkway. 

Location and Neighbourhood

Textbook Towns sits in the Highland Creek neighbourhood in Toronto’s east end. This charming neighbourhood has a small town ambiance that comes from its main street shopping district which is located along Old Kingston Road.

It is surrounded by the Highland Creek River ecosystem – particularly with vistas of lush greenery. The housing stock in this area is currently in transition since a large number of the original homes are being substituted with an assortment of modern custom-designed houses.

Textbook Towns’ residents will conveniently access shopping and dining options plus various services at the nearby Highland Creek Plaza. 

The development is located close to Highland Creek Community Park, a vast park with a baseball diamond and a kids’ playground. It is also in close proximity to the Highland Creek Public Library, which offers Storytime as well as reading club programmes for children. 

The University of Toronto has major plans not only to increase but also develop its current Scarborough Campus. This will enable it to meet the post-secondary education enrollment objectives in the province. It will include expanding it by 60% as well as developing a multipurpose transportation centre. 

About the developer

 Profile Developments is real estate development firm dedicated to building varied housing options for budding communities in Southern Ontario.

It is made up of a team of multi-generational real estate entrepreneurs who jointly boast of 70 years’ experience in the real estate and construction industry mainly in the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario.

What distinguishes them from the other developers is vertical integration, that is, every stage of development is handled in-house. This is a process that facilitates an efficient methodology to development aimed at producing accelerated results.