99 Yorkville Avenue offers an inspiring and creative working environment in one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Equipped to suit any growing business, 99 Yorkville Avenue is a vibrant designer workspace where you can connect with like-minded professionals. Collaborate with a new client during a brainstorming lunch and spark new ideas.
Tap into Yorkville’s exciting city lifestyle brimming with luxury retailers and upscale restaurants just a few steps away from your office. Pause to enjoy a really good cup of coffee on the exclusive rooftop terrace. Plug into our energy and watch your world accelerate with new, exciting opportunities.
A virtual office at 99 Yorkville Avenue gives your company a Toronto business address in Bloor-Yorkville, with mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and access to meeting rooms in the building when you need to meet people in person. Registering here puts your business among the galleries, luxury retail and professional firms of the Mink Mile, close to the Royal Ontario Museum and Yorkville Village, and a short walk from Bloor-Yonge station where TTC Line 1 and Line 2 meet. Request the details through Wezoo and the operator confirms exactly what is included before you set it up.
99 Yorkville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, ON, M5R 3K5, in the Bloor-Yorkville district.
Yes, mail handling is part of the virtual office service, along with call answering and a local phone number.
Meeting room access is available in the building, so you can host clients at the same address you registered.
Send a request through Wezoo and the operator confirms the options and what each package includes before you register.
The Royal Ontario Museum, Yorkville Village and Holt Renfrew are close by, with Bloor-Yonge station a short walk away.
99 Yorkville Avenue sits on the Mink Mile among luxury retail, dining and professional offices.
The TTC Line 1 and Line 2 interchange is a short walk from the building entrance.
An outdoor terrace, common areas, parking and a restaurant on site support meetings and breaks.
The Royal Ontario Museum, the Bata Shoe Museum and the Gardiner Museum all sit within the surrounding blocks, which gives visiting clients somewhere memorable to go once a meeting wraps up. Yorkville Park offers a quiet green pause steps from the door, while Queen's Park and the Ontario Legislative Building are a little further south. Yorkville Village and Holt Renfrew cover lunch and shopping on the Mink Mile, the Toronto Public Library Yorkville Branch is close by for quiet reference work, and Bloor-Yonge station keeps the rest of Toronto within easy reach.