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26 Bellair Street and 81 Yorkville Avenue form one landmark mixed-use asset in the heart of Yorkville, Toronto's premier luxury neighbourhood and one of the top ten shopping destinations in the world. Together, the properties offer 9,549 sq. ft. of boutique commercial space across 6 commercial units and 2 private-patio loft suites, providing a rare opportunity to locate within one of Canada's most prestigious and high-traffic retail and office corridors.

Situated on Bellair Street steps from Yorkville Avenue, the asset benefits from immediate proximity to Toronto's most iconic luxury brands, including Isaia, KITH, Balenciaga, Chanel, Aesop, Reformation, and John Elliott, as well as world-class dining, hotels, and cultural institutions including the Royal Ontario Museum. With a Walk Score of 100 and Bay TTC Station a 4-minute walk away, the property is one of the most accessible boutique commercial addresses in Toronto.

▶ Located in Yorkville, recognized globally as one of the top ten shopping destinations in the world.
▶ Steps from Isaia, KITH, Balenciaga, Chanel, Aesop, Reformation, John Elliott, and CNTRBND, Bellair Street's premier luxury corridor.
▶ 6 commercial units and 2 private-patio loft suites across 26 Bellair Street (6,685 SF) and 81 Yorkville Avenue (2,864 SF).
▶ Walk Score of 100, a Walker's Paradise with every daily errand and amenity accessible on foot.
▶ Bay TTC Station (Line 2 Bloor-Danforth) a 4-minute walk, direct subway access from across Toronto.
▶ Average household income exceeding $171,000 within 1 km, one of the highest-income consumer catchments in Canada.
▶ Daytime population of 353,000+ within 3 km, including professionals, tourists, students, and residents.
▶ Close proximity to Bloor-Yonge Station, one of the busiest subway intersections in the TTC (400,000+ daily riders).
▶ Boutique scale and distinctive character, ideally suited to luxury retail, creative agencies, professional services, and lifestyle brands.
▶ Area population of 362,748 and growing, driven by significant residential development throughout the Bloor-Yorkville corridor.