Next year, a new section of the Toronto Path system will connect the Air Canada Centre to a 50-storey retail and Condo building called Maple Leaf Square and make it much easier for Condo dwellers like these to enjoy the underground pedestrian route.
Its great,for commuting from Toronto Condos, heated in winter and air conditioned in summer, and now expanding further south and north,
You have it all, food courts, coffee shops and even Doctors offices and all underground. If you have seen the vehicle traffic on Queen St. and Yonge St, the Path is a great alternative.
As part of the Toronto's approval process, the 75-storey Aura Condo was required to put a knock out wall along Gerrard St. for future access to the Path.
When the Path is connected to The Aura, it will then be connected further north to the College Park subway system, and the College Park Condos.
True it can be disorienting and confusing however it serves the downtown office workers on wet or cold days on their daily coffee runs, can downtown Toronto Condo dwellers ask for more?
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Its great,for commuting from Toronto Condos, heated in winter and air conditioned in summer, and now expanding further south and north,
You have it all, food courts, coffee shops and even Doctors offices and all underground. If you have seen the vehicle traffic on Queen St. and Yonge St, the Path is a great alternative.
As part of the Toronto's approval process, the 75-storey Aura Condo was required to put a knock out wall along Gerrard St. for future access to the Path.
When the Path is connected to The Aura, it will then be connected further north to the College Park subway system, and the College Park Condos.
True it can be disorienting and confusing however it serves the downtown office workers on wet or cold days on their daily coffee runs, can downtown Toronto Condo dwellers ask for more?
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Toronto's Highest Condos
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