Mirvish Village is a vibrant mixed-use community in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, where retail, food, and service commercial spaces are integrated throughout a walkable, transit-connected district. Just steps from Bathurst Station and surrounded by established residential streets, the development benefits from steady pedestrian flow from residents, students, and visitors alike.

Commercial spaces are distributed across a network of restored heritage buildings, contemporary storefronts, and intimate laneways, including Honest Ed’s Alley. Units range from high-visibility streetfront retail along Bloor Street to smaller-format spaces designed for independent operators and emerging brands.

With a blend of historic character and modern design, the spaces offer flexible layouts suited to retail, cafés, and experiential uses. Ground-floor units are designed to activate the public realm, with strong street presence, layered storefronts, and seamless integration into surrounding pedestrian pathways.

The result is a highly animated urban environment where commercial tenants benefit from consistent foot traffic, strong neighbourhood identity, and a setting designed to encourage lingering, discovery, and repeat visitation.