
Hazelview Investments
Station House
Bloor Street West and Dufferin Street, Toronto (Bloor Crossing); leasing centre at 65 Collegiate Road, Ontario
Station House is a new rental mixed residential community by Hazelview Investments in Toronto, Ontario.
Station House is a mixed-use development taking shape at Bloor Street West and Dufferin Street in Toronto's west end, an area sometimes known as Bloor Crossing. Built by Hazelview Investments, it brings a range of suites — studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom — to a busy, transit-rich stretch of the city.
With completion estimated in 2026, the project sits in an established neighbourhood where midtown and downtown are both within easy reach.
Key project details
- Location
- Bloor Street West and Dufferin Street, Toronto (Bloor Crossing); leasing centre at 65 Collegiate Road, Toronto, Ontario
- Developer
- Hazelview Investments
- Home types
- Studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites
- Occupancy
- Estimated completion 2026
- Community
- 1,140 homes
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How this listing is verified
- ✓ Listing facts compiled from multiple public sources and cross-checked by LIQWD's audit system
- ✓ Pricing and availability update as builders release them — last updated October 1, 2026
- ✓ Corrections from verified agents and builders are reviewed by our team — pre-construction details change; confirm final terms with the sales team
Local amenities
Sitting at Bloor and Dufferin places residents in one of Toronto's most established west-end corridors, close to the shops, restaurants, and everyday services that line Bloor Street West. The surrounding neighbourhood offers the kind of walkable, mixed-use character that defines this part of the city, with groceries, cafés, and local businesses within a short distance of the building.
Getting around
Getting around from Bloor and Dufferin is straightforward. The location sits on the TTC's Line 2 (Bloor–Danforth) subway corridor, with frequent streetcar and bus service along the major routes nearby, making car-free living practical. For drivers, the site connects readily to the city's arterial network and offers reasonable access toward the Gardiner Expressway and other major routes across Toronto.
About Hazelview Investments
Hazelview Investments is an active real estate investment and management firm with a portfolio that includes residential communities across Canada. The company focuses on owning and operating rental and mixed-use properties, and brings that operational experience to developments like Station House in Toronto.
Leasing at Station House
Buying pre-construction at a Toronto development like Station House usually begins with registering for first access. Registering early can matter, since the initial release of a project often offers the widest selection of layouts and the earliest pricing before broader public sales begin.
Deposits on new homes in Ontario are typically structured in stages over time rather than paid all at once, with instalments tied to milestones set by the builder. Buyers should also understand the difference between interim occupancy — when you can move in and begin paying occupancy fees — and final closing, when title transfers and the mortgage begins. These specifics, including the exact deposit schedule, will be confirmed by the builder.
For new condominiums in Ontario, buyers are protected by a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you can review the disclosure statement and agreement and cancel if you choose. This applies to condominium purchases; details specific to Station House will be confirmed in the builder's documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Station House located?
Station House is at Bloor Street West and Dufferin Street in Toronto's west end, an area known as Bloor Crossing. A leasing centre is located at 65 Collegiate Road.
Who is the builder?
Station House is being developed by Hazelview Investments, a real estate investment and management firm with a portfolio of residential and mixed-use properties across Canada.
What types of suites are available?
The building offers studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites, providing options for a wide range of residents. Specific floor plans and availability will be confirmed by the builder.
When is Station House expected to be completed?
Completion is estimated for 2026. As with any pre-construction project, timelines can shift, so the builder will confirm firm dates as the development progresses.
What is the price range at Station House?
Pricing has not been publicly released for Station House. Interested buyers should register with the builder to receive pricing and availability details as they become available.
How do I register for more information?
You can register to receive updates, pricing, and release details as they are shared. Early registration typically provides first access to information and unit selection ahead of the general public.
Is Station House well connected to transit?
Yes. The location sits along the Bloor–Danforth subway corridor with streetcar and bus service nearby, and offers good access to Toronto's major roadways for drivers.
Information last updated October 1, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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