The LEED-certified building features modern offices designed for social distancing and flexibility, indoor and outdoor dining and meeting areas, and living walls for wellness and sustainability. The campus stands as an example of what’s possible when expertise and professional dedication to stay on top of the latest building trends converge in a city that supports sustainability.

Toronto is seeing an increasing number of historic or landmark buildings retrofitted as mixed-use office retail locations at like the one at 99 Atlantic Avenue and 40 Hanna Avenue in the trending Liberty Village neighborhood of Old Toronto. Revamped office space now boasts natural light, energy efficient HVAC systems, high-efficiency lighting, and living walls.

Toronto’s financial centre is ranked second, worldwide, for employment, and eighth, overall, based on factors such as economic potential, business environment, and financial market indicators, according to The Banker.

Banking, insurance, and asset management top the list of key industries within the financial center. Small businesses and large corporations, alike, thrive in the city, with more than $286 billion lent to small-to-medium enterprises in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).