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Rare Freestanding Industrial Opportunity in Central Toronto. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a freestanding industrial property in one of Toronto's most supply-constrained employment corridors. Located just north of Bloor Street near Lansdowne Avenue, this 5,519 sq. ft. facility sits on a 0.288-acre (12,561 sq. ft.) site and offers outstanding owner-user, investor, and redevelopment potential. The property features two functional workspaces, including a 1,250 sq. ft. mechanic shop with 13-foot clear height and a 4,280 sq. ft. body shop with 20.5-foot clear height Additional features include two drive-in doors, two grade-level doors, gas forced-air heating, and excellent accessibility with the TTC subway just minutes away. Zoned Employment Industrial (E1), the property supports a broad range of industrial and employment uses, including automotive, manufacturing, warehousing, trades, contractor services, and other industrial operations. The site has the ability to expand the existing building to approximately 14,000 sq. ft., creating significant long-term value and redevelopment potential (Buyer to obtain permits). The sale includes a long-established automotive business together with an extensive package of fixtures, chattels, and equipment, including a spray booth, hoists, frame racks, workbenches, storage systems, office furniture, and a comprehensive inventory of shop equipment, allowing for immediate occupancy and operation. Opportunities to acquire a freestanding industrial asset of this nature in central Toronto are increasingly rare. Whether you're an owner-user looking to expand your operations, an investor seeking a strategic industrial holding, or a developer pursuing long-term intensification potential, this property offers exceptional flexibility and upside.
Sold data
Homes in Dovercourt Wallace Emerson Junction took a median of 18 days to sell over the last 90 days, with the quickest quarter selling within 9 days and the slowest quarter taking more than 41, across 73 recorded sales.
That clock counts only the listing each home finally sold on. Measured from the first time these properties came to market, including any earlier listings that were withdrawn and re-entered, the median is 45 days.
The median sale price was $969,000.
Homes sold for about 1.2% below asking on average, so there was room to negotiate.
About 34% of sales closed above the list price.
Around 15% of sellers reduced their price before finding a buyer.
Based on 73 recorded sales in the last 90 days — a small sample, so treat these figures as indicative. Aggregate statistics only; individual sale prices are not shown.
Schools
Toronto (Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction) has 529 Fraser Institute–rated schools (425 elementary and 104 secondary), averaging 6.2/10.
School ratings from the Fraser Institute's Ontario school report cards.
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