Locate your business in a hub of commerce with our state-of-the-art 36 Toronto Street offices. This Wired Certified Gold building is conveniently located just steps away from Toronto’s bustling financial district on Yonge Street.
Welcome clients and colleagues in the impressive atrium before leading them on to the stylish office space. And with a huge choice of restaurants and shops all within walking distance, there’s plenty to entertain them when work is done.
A Financial District address carries weight, and registering at 36 Toronto Street gives your company one without the cost of a full-time suite. Mail handling, call answering and a local phone number are part of the service, so correspondence is dealt with while you work remotely. When a meeting has to happen face to face, the building's meeting rooms and atrium are there, a short walk from the TD Centre and Brookfield Place. Set it up once and you have a registered office in the heart of Toronto's economic hub.
36 Toronto Street, Suite 850, Toronto, ON M5C 2C5, Canada.
Yes. Mail handling is included with the virtual office service at this centre.
Yes. Call answering and a local phone number come with the virtual office.
Meeting room access is included, so you can arrange a room when you need to host clients.
Request the virtual office through this page and register your business address with the centre.
Steps from Yonge Street, close to the TD Centre, Brookfield Place and major banks.
TTC Line 1 at King Station nearby, with VIA Rail and GO Transit at Union Station.
Impressive atrium entrance, parking on site and wheelchair accessible throughout.
36 Toronto Street sits in Toronto's Financial District, surrounded by major banks, corporate headquarters and professional services firms, with the TD Centre and Brookfield Place close by. King Station on TTC Line 1 is nearby for rapid transit across the city, and Union Station, the main intercity and regional rail hub for VIA Rail and GO Transit, is a short distance away. The historic St. Lawrence Market is a short walk from the door for fresh produce and independent vendors, while CF Toronto Eaton Centre covers wider shopping. Restaurants and cafes fill the surrounding streets for client lunches, and Toronto City Hall is close for municipal business.