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The coliving spaces are introducing new Laneway and Garden units within residential areas, featuring move-in ready accommodations furnished with European décor and designer accents. Potential residents have the option of sharing a unit with a friend and can undergo compatibility testing before moving in, with consideration given to current tenants' preferences when assigning rooms. The eco-friendly and Net Zero-ready structure is a highlight of the property, and interested individuals can arrange tours of the space. Booking is currently open.

Each room in the coliving space is designed for independent living or communal use in a beautifully decorated common area that includes a kitchen and living room. In-unit laundry facilities are provided at no extra cost, along with individual control over heating and air conditioning. Residents can enjoy amenities such as refrigerators, microwaves, kettles, and smart TVs. Community events and social activities are available, with access to a shared parkette and BBQ area. The inclusive environment caters to a diverse community of global citizens, including locals, international students, young professionals, and newcomers to the city seeking connection and adventure.

As one of the inaugural residents, individuals have the opportunity to help shape the budding community by collaborating with management to select compatible roommates. Psychological testing is available as an optional tool to ensure harmonious cohabitation arrangements. The coliving space is committed to promoting resident satisfaction and happiness in a shared living environment, offering a modern coliving experience in Toronto. Conveniently located near transportation options, the property provides a peaceful retreat from the downtown core, while still being close to shopping amenities, parks, schools, and eateries in the established York neighborhood.

The York neighborhood in Toronto is a vibrant and diverse area in the western part of the city, encompassing several smaller neighborhoods like Yorkville, Weston, and Downsview. Known for its cultural diversity, York is home to residents and businesses from various ethnic backgrounds. York University attracts students from around the world, contributing to the neighborhood's youthful and academic atmosphere. Downsview Park, one of the largest parks in the area, offers recreational trails, sports fields, and community events. York benefits from excellent transit connections through subway stations, bus routes, and major roadways, making it easily accessible. Cultural attractions such as the Ontario Science Centre, Black Creek Pioneer Village, and the Toronto Weston Flea Market add to the neighborhood's vibrancy and appeal to both residents and visitors.