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Connecting leaders in education, healthcare and innovation, the Discovery District is the city’s epicentre of big ideas.

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University Avenue
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Queen’s Park Station

A global hub for innovation

The Discovery District is a world-renowned hub for science, discovery and innovation. Its’ concentration of leading teaching and research hospitals in the University Health Network along with The MaRS Centre, 750,000 square feet of research labs, business incubator facilities and more, make Toronto one of the biggest medical and biotech clusters of any metropolitan area in North America, with an impressive density that makes it an ideal location for your business.

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We are constantly looking for ways to improve the workplace experience for our clients and the communities they work in.

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Hanley Koo

Director, Client Services

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Close up rendering of Dream Office's 250 Dundas St. with people crossing the street and TTC cars passing by.
250 Dundas St.

Connected to it all

Whether you’re steps from or directly connected to major subway stations, the Discovery District is also routinely serviced by numerous streetcar and bus routes. This gives your clients and customers quick and convenient access to your office, and your employees an easy commute.

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University of Toronto – St. George Campus

Steady traffic to your business

The Discovery District is also home to leading universities, the centrepiece of which is Canada’s largest, the University of Toronto. With one of the biggest Faculties of Medicine in North America, it has more medical faculty and students than Harvard. It all adds up to an endless stream of students and staff connecting with local businesses like yours.

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250 Dundas St. W.

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Toronto

438 University Ave.

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Toronto

655 Bay St.



Bring on bold ideas

We’re not afraid to think big, invest early or take the path less travelled. Our innovative investments are transforming urban life in smarter, better ways.

Building better communities

From sustainable building practices and community engagement to ethical corporate governance, we aim to make a positive impact wherever we operate.

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