This new urban development borders the main Ryerson University campus, which continues to expand and gain recognition internationally. Investors looking to buy in an underserved neighbourhood that is in need of residential options will want to keep an eye on this development. Studies show that when Ryerson is compared to York University and University of Toronto, Ryerson has the fewest housing accommodations for the number of enrollees. This means that each year, more and more students must find off-campus housing nearby. Prime Condos makes a great home base for students, faculty, and alumni. Additionally, jobs in the downtown core are expected to increase by 370,520 jobs in the next 20 years. One of the key players in bringing jobs next to this impending development is the Bank of Montreal. The financial institution is set to build a new “urban campus” for 3,500 of its employees. This “cutting edge” 346,000 square feet workspace is expected to open in 2021. This prime location is also a short walk or commute to many great downtown neighbourhoods including Cabbagetown, the Church and Wellesley Village and the Financial District, where it’s estimated nearly 200,000 people work every day. The newly-renovated Eaton Centre is not far away either. It scores a perfect 96/100 on its walk Score. Allen Gardens, a popular urban park that features a greenhouse full of botanical blooms all-year-round is just down the street. Dynamic, urban and growing, this a strategic place to consider investing, and suites here are highly in-demand by professional tenants.