Leaside Common

Eligible purchasers may be able to benefit from the current HST rebate available for qualifying new homes in Ontario. Under the Ontario Enhanced New Housing Rebate, eligible buyers may receive up to $80,000 of the provincial portion of HST for qualifying homes valued at up to $1 million, with the enhanced program generally applying to purchase agreements entered into between April 1, 2026 and March 31, 2027. The rebate is subject to CRA eligibility requirements and is not guaranteed for every purchaser or transaction.

Positioned close to Yonge and Eglinton, Leaside Common places residents near a broad selection of shopping, dining, cafés, restaurants, grocery stores, entertainment venues, clubs, movie theatres, and everyday conveniences. The neighbourhood combines local businesses with established brands and cultural destinations, while nearby parks and green spaces add to the residential setting. Sherwood Park and Sunnybrook Park are among the nearby outdoor destinations, while the surrounding area also offers community centres, sports fields, medical facilities, and a selection of public and private schools.

The location also provides access to several TTC and transit options, with bus routes running near the residence. Eglinton subway station and the Laird station on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT are within walking distance. The Crosstown LRT is intended to improve east-west travel across the city, while subway service provides convenient access toward Toronto’s downtown core. The combination of transit connections, nearby retail, schools, parks, and everyday services makes the area well connected for residents.

Gairloch Developments is a Toronto-based real estate development firm focused on acquiring quality sites and constructing thoughtfully designed buildings intended for people to live, work, and shop. Leaside Common is positioned as a design-focused condominium residence close to Bayview and Eglinton, with access to nearby restaurants, shops, parks, schools, and the new LRT station.