
Collecdev-Markee
267–275 Merton Street, Toronto, ON, Ontario
Located along Merton Street in midtown Toronto, 275 Merton Street is a new residential project from Collecdev-Markee, developed in partnership with the City of Toronto and CreateTO. The building offers a mix of unit types, including family-sized two- and three-bedroom homes.
With completion estimated for 2026, the development brings new housing to a central, established part of the city through a public-private partnership.
Midtown Toronto surrounds the Merton Street area with the everyday conveniences of an established central neighbourhood — grocery stores, cafés, restaurants, and local shops within an easy reach. Nearby green space and neighbourhood streets add to the appeal for families and professionals alike. As specific nearby businesses and parks are confirmed, they will be detailed here.
Midtown Toronto is one of the city's more transit-friendly areas, served by TTC subway and surface routes that connect the neighbourhood to downtown and beyond. Major arterial roads run through the district, and the area's central location makes commuting across the city and reaching regional highways practical. Specific station and route details will be confirmed as the project progresses.
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Collecdev-Markee is a Toronto-based developer active in residential projects across the Greater Toronto Area. For 275 Merton Street, the builder is working in partnership with the City of Toronto and CreateTO, a public-private collaboration aimed at delivering new housing on city-connected land. The involvement of public partners reflects a focus on adding homes within established Toronto neighbourhoods.
Buying pre-construction here typically begins with registering for first access, which lets interested buyers receive pricing, floor plans, and release details before broader public availability. Getting in early during a release can matter, since initial phases sometimes offer the widest selection of layouts.
Deposits on new condos are generally staged over time rather than paid all at once, with amounts and schedules confirmed by the builder. Buyers should also understand the difference between interim occupancy — when you can move in before the building formally registers — and final closing, when ownership legally transfers.
In Ontario, buyers of a new condominium have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you can review the disclosure documents and agreement and cancel if you choose. Specific terms for this project, including deposit structure, will be confirmed by the builder.
The development is at 267–275 Merton Street in midtown Toronto, Ontario. It sits within an established central neighbourhood well served by transit and local amenities.
The project is being developed by Collecdev-Markee in partnership with the City of Toronto and CreateTO. This public-private collaboration is focused on adding new homes in a central part of the city.
The building offers a mix of unit types, including family-sized two- and three-bedroom homes. Additional layout and size details will be confirmed by the builder.
Completion is currently estimated for 2026. Timing on pre-construction projects can shift, so the builder will confirm firm dates as construction advances.
Pricing has not yet been released. Prospective buyers can register for updates to receive pricing and availability details as they become available from the builder.
You can register your interest to receive first access to pricing, floor plans, and release details. Registering early is often the best way to stay informed about a pre-construction project like this one.
Information last updated July 3, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to suites, rents, and move-in dates.