Grow your business in the centre of Toronto’s thriving commercial district. This striking 20-storey modernist tower is well connected to the city centre by an underground walkway and two subway stations.
Greet clients in the impressive marble-covered 151 Yonge Street lobby and wow them with the city views from the floor to ceiling windows in our spacious 11th floor offices. Start or end your day in the on-site gym, fully-equipped to keep you trim and working at your best.
A business address at 151 Yonge Street places your company in Toronto's Financial District, surrounded by national and global bank headquarters, corporate offices and professional service firms. The virtual office covers mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, with on-site reception working from a marble-covered lobby. Meeting room access is part of it, so client sessions happen in a 20-storey tower with a business lounge and barista coffee downstairs. Queen and King stations on TTC Line 1 are a short walk, Union Station connects to GO Transit, Via Rail and the UP Express to Pearson Airport, and an underground walkway links the building to the city centre. Register the address and set it up as your registered office.
A Financial District business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes. 151 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M5C 2W7 can serve as your registered business address.
The on-site support and reception team receives mail and answers calls on your local number.
Yes. Meeting room access is included, and visitors arrive through the building's marble-covered lobby.
Queen and King subway stations are a short walk, Union Station is within easy reach, and parking is available.
A marble-covered lobby, floor to ceiling windows and city views from the spacious 11th floor offices.
Queen and King stations on TTC Line 1 are a short walk, with Union Station within easy reach.
A fully equipped gym in the building lets you start or end the working day on site.
151 Yonge Street stands in Toronto's Financial District, at the centre of Canada's economic engine and surrounded by national and global bank headquarters, corporate offices and professional service firms. The Toronto Stock Exchange is close by, as are Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square for civic business and events, and St. Michael's Hospital for healthcare. CF Toronto Eaton Centre, one of Canada's largest shopping destinations, is just steps away with dining, retail and services attached. Getting here takes little effort: an underground walkway ties the tower into the city centre, Queen and King subway stations on TTC Line 1 are a short walk, and Union Station puts GO Transit, Via Rail and the UP Express to Pearson Airport within reach.