This area served as an industrial port early in the 1900s for goods in and out of Toronto by boat or rail. With more industry moving outside the city most people did not visit the area until a refurbishment of the St. Lawrence Market in the late 70s. Today the unbeatable Market with its fresh food and a large variety of goods for sale is still the major draw for most of this areas residents living in expensive condominiums and lofts converted from many of the original factories.

View, Mozo, Rezen, and the new Spire Tower are just a few of the St Lawrence area Condominiums. The big draw here is that Bankers, Lawyers and Stock Brokers can easily walk to work from here, and walk there dogs at night.

Close by is the King East’s Design District with shops like EQ3, Harvest House and Montauk.

For dining again within a short walk is the Irish Embassy and Bier Markt for a great choice of beer, C’est for folk music, Foundation Room for a martini, Reservoir Lounge for swing dancing are just a few of the available locations to enjoy.

Other attractions in this area is great music at the Guvernment, the 5 star King Edward Hotel, the Hockey Hall of Fame, St. Lawrence Centre, Canstage and the Hummingbird Centre.

Another great Toronto Condominium area where you can walk to the city core and readily enjoy all that there is to offer (without a car!)

Here a few of the St. Lawrence Market Condominiums on my Toronto Real Estate Listings  website.