Grocery store near Toronto to be redeveloped with condos after 20 years in business

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An entirely new skyline will soon stretch across Toronto's northern city limit as the area of Yonge and Steeles prepares for a generational transfo...

An entirely new skyline will soon stretch across Toronto's northern city limit as the area of Yonge and Steeles prepares for a generational transformation, all built on the back of the new Steeles Station planned as part of theA plan to redevelop an assembly of properties wrapping around the northwest corner of Yonge and Steeles has been brewing since 2020 and was recently resubmitted to the City of Vaughan with several refinements that bring it closer to final approvals.

Developer Humbold Properties is seeking to replace the existing buildings with a four-tower community far taller than anything that exists on site today, but proposed in line with other large-scale in the pipeline for the immediate surrounding blocks. The developer has proposed a phased approach for developing the site in accordance with demand, which will likely give the existing supermarket a few more years of shelf life.

This phasing approach would guarantee Galleria Supermarket another few years in business, as the developer would focus on the western areas of the site for the initial build-out.

 

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