Location
This condominium development is located in the Willowdale district at 4800 Yonge Street, southwest intersection of Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue West.
North York is host to numerous prominent highways, notably Highway 401, recognized as the busiest highway in North America. Boasting seamless connectivity to both the city and beyond, it serves as a gateway, alongside other significant roadways like Highway 400, Highway 404, and the Don Valley Parkway.
North York General Hospital and Humber River Hospital is conveniently located just a short 8-10 minute drive away.
The condos at Yonge and Sheppard are strategically situated in close proximity to a range of shopping options, including private and major retailers, as well as major malls. Yonge Sheppard Centre is just steps away, providing residents with a plethora of restaurants, services, and retailers.
Transportation & Connectivity
Convenient access to major highways, such as the QEW, Hwy 404, and Hwy 400, ensures seamless connectivity.
Residents will appreciate the convenient transit options offered by the 4800 Yonge Condos, with direct access to the Yonge-Sheppard Subway Station. This prime location ensures seamless connectivity to Union Station, Toronto’s major transportation hub, with an approximate transit ride of just 24 minutes.
Just a stone’s throw from home lies Sheppard subway station, offering swift access to bus routes as well as the Line 1 and Line 4 subway routes.
City Development & Growth
A total population increase of 11,300 individuals in 2022, bringing the total number of residents to 1,239,500. The estimated construction value for all sectors amounts to $4.3 billion, showcasing a notable growth in the industrial sector despite a decrease since 2021.
Employment in June 2023 saw a significant increase of 55,800 (+0.7%), predominantly driven by a surge in full-time employment (+94,600; +1.5%).
York Region is poised to be one of Canada’s fastest-growing large urban municipalities, with a projected population of 2.02 million and employment reaching 990,000 by 2051.
Nature & Recreation
Nearby parks in the area comprise of Willowdale Park, Mel Lastman Square, and Princess Park.
With a wide array of recreational areas encompassing public spaces, parks, golf courses/clubs, and more in close proximity to 4800 Yonge St, residents will delight in an active outdoor lifestyle. Notable examples include Earl Bales Park, Don Valley Golf Course, Gwendolen Park, Betty Sutherland Trail Park, Parc Downsview Park, Sherwood Park, G Ross Lord Park, West Don Parkland, Finch Hydro Corridor, and Oakdale Golf and Country Club.
Community Environment Days is a program among many others offered by ReduceWasteTO to support the City’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy.