
Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes
47 Shuter Street, Old Toronto, Ontario
Set at 47 Shuter Street in downtown Toronto, Garden District Condominiums is a completed 32-storey tower delivering 235 suites to a genuinely central address. The project comes from Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes.
With construction finished and homes ranging from roughly 550 to 1,149 square feet, this is a building for buyers who want to be in the core rather than waiting years for it to be built.
Downtown Toronto puts daily needs within walking distance, and the Shuter Street area sits close to the shops, restaurants, and services that define the core. The Garden District and neighbouring Church-Yonge corridor are known for their mix of dining, cafés, and everyday conveniences, with the Eaton Centre and Yonge Street retail a short walk away.
Living this centrally means green space, cultural venues, and major institutions are all part of the immediate neighbourhood, giving residents an urban lifestyle where most errands can be done on foot.
Getting around from 47 Shuter Street is straightforward given the central location. The downtown core is well served by the TTC subway and an extensive streetcar and bus network, making a car optional for many residents. Drivers have access to the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway a short distance away, connecting to the wider region and Highway 401 to the north.
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Garden District Condominiums is a joint effort by Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes, both active in Ontario residential development. Their work on this project brings a high-rise condominium to downtown Toronto. Buyers can review each builder's broader portfolio directly when considering the development.
Buying at a completed condominium like Garden District differs from buying early in a pre-construction release. Because the building is finished and near occupancy, you're purchasing a suite you can see and move into relatively quickly, rather than committing based on floor plans years ahead of completion. Registering for access still matters, as it keeps you informed of remaining availability and pricing.
In earlier pre-construction releases, deposits are typically staged over time and buyers may pass through an interim occupancy period before final closing, when title transfers. With a completed building, these timelines are compressed, and the interim occupancy stage may be brief or already underway.
In Ontario, buyers of a new condominium unit have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you can review the disclosure documents and rescind the agreement. Reviewing everything carefully within that window is always worthwhile, and the builder will confirm the specific deposit structure and closing details.
Prices start from $499,000 CAD and range up to $1,219,900 CAD. Availability and current pricing are confirmed by the builder, as figures can change over the course of a sales program.
The building is at 47 Shuter Street in downtown Toronto, Ontario, placing residents in the heart of the city's central core.
Suites range from about 550 to 1,149 square feet. The specific mix of layouts and bedroom counts is confirmed by the builder.
Estimated occupancy is May 2024. Construction is complete, so this is effectively a move-in-ready building rather than a long-timeline pre-construction project.
Garden District Condominiums is developed by Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes, both active in Ontario residential development.
The tower rises 32 storeys and contains 235 suites.
You can register through LIQWD to receive updates and connect with the sales team. Because the building is complete and selling, availability may be limited, so early inquiry is recommended.
Information last updated July 10, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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