Regus First Canadian Place
Raise your profile at First Canadian Place, Canada’s tallest skyscraper and an iconic structure at the heart of Toronto’s financial district. With three subway stations and the beautiful Union Station all within a 10-minute walk, you’re easily connected with the rest of the city.
Impress guests with stunning views of Toronto Harbourfront and the CN Tower from our 56th floor offices. Join an after-work crowd and enjoy your choice of lively bars, casual eateries and fine-dining restaurants in this energetic district.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual office and business address at First Canadian Place
Give your company a prestigious Toronto address at 100 King Street West without leasing full-time space. A virtual office at First Canadian Place includes mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, with meeting room access on-site for in-person meetings. It places your business at the centre of Canada's financial district. Register your virtual office and add the services you need.
Frequently asked questions
A downtown Toronto business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes, you can register a professional address at 100 King Street West in Toronto's financial district.
Yes, meeting room access is available on-site so you can meet clients in person at First Canadian Place.
Request the virtual office, choose services such as mail handling and call answering, and set up your address.
Yes, St. Andrew, King and Union stations are all within a short walk of the building.
Why choose First Canadian Place in Toronto
Financial district
Canada's tallest tower at 100 King Street West in Toronto's Bay Street financial district.
Skyline views
Upper-floor views over the Toronto Harbourfront and the CN Tower.
Three subway stations
St. Andrew, King and Union stations are all within a short walk.
How to get there?
First Canadian Place rises at 100 King Street West as Canada's tallest skyscraper, at the heart of Toronto's Bay Street financial district and steps from the Toronto Stock Exchange. St. Andrew station is about 313 metres away, King station about 353 metres and Union Station about 532 metres, while Toronto City Hall and the Toronto Public Library are close by, with bars and eateries all around for after-work plans.
