Galleria 3 Condos — 1245 Dupont Street

Galleria on the Park31 storeys429 unitsFall 2026

Galleria 3 Condos — 1245 Dupont Street

1245 Dupont Street, Dupont & Dufferin, Toronto
From the low $600,000s at launch — register for current pricing

The third tower in Almadev’s Galleria on the Park master plan — the redevelopment that is replacing a tired West End mall with an eight-acre park, a new community centre and thousands of homes. The park is the reason to look at this one.

Developer
Almadev
Storeys
31
Units
429
Suite types
Studio to family-sized
Completion
Fall 2026
Launch pricing
From the low $600,000s
Suites & layouts

What is being built

Studio

Entry format — most exposed to competing supply within the master plan
One bedroom

Core rental product for the Dupont corridor
Two bedroom

Where the park-facing exposures matter most
Family-sized

Scarcer format; supported by the new community centre and park

Suite mix runs studio through family-sized across 429 units, with roughly 21,000 sq ft of amenity space. Architecture is by Hariri Pontarini with interiors by DesignAgency. Register for current availability and pricing.

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Tell me your budget and whether a park-facing exposure matters to you. I will send current availability, real pricing, the deposit structure and what incentives are actually being offered — plus which exposures are worth paying for.

The facts

Confirmed project details

Address 1245 Dupont Street, Toronto
Neighbourhood Dupont & Dufferin / Wallace Emerson
Developer Almadev
Master plan Galleria on the Park
Storeys 31
Total units 429
Amenity space Approximately 21,000 sq ft
Architect Hariri Pontarini
Interiors DesignAgency
Completion Fall 2026
Launch pricing From the low $600,000s

Everything above is what has been publicly confirmed. Pricing, floor plans, deposit structure, incentives and occupancy dates are set by the builder and change without notice — I confirm current details directly with the sales office before you commit.

Building

Features & amenities

  • Approximately 21,000 sq ft of wellness-focused amenities
  • New eight-acre public park as part of the master plan
  • Revamped community centre
  • Retail at grade within the redevelopment
  • Architecture by Hariri Pontarini
  • Interiors by DesignAgency referencing the site’s industrial past
My read

Jatin’s honest read on Galleria 3

Who this suits

Buyers who want green space without leaving the city. An eight-acre park delivered as part of the plan is a genuinely durable amenity — public parkland does not get rezoned, so a park-facing exposure here is protected in a way most city views are not.

Families. The combination of a new community centre, the park and family-sized suites is unusual in a downtown-adjacent condo, and it is the strongest argument for this project.

What to watch

You are buying into a phased master plan. Galleria 3 is the third tower — more towers mean more competing supply arriving over time, and construction continuing around you after you move in. Ask specifically what is still to be built and on what timeline.

Exposure matters more than usual here. A unit facing the park is a different asset from one facing a future phase. Confirm what is planned on the sightline before you choose a suite.

No subway at the door. Dupont and Dufferin are bus-served, with Dufferin and Lansdowne stations a walk or short ride away, and the Bloor GO line nearby.

The value question

The park is the differentiator, and differentiation is what holds value in a soft market. GTA condo values are down roughly 4.5% year over year and undifferentiated units are competing on price alone — a protected park-facing suite is not in that category.

The caution is the same as any phased community: you are an early owner in a neighbourhood that is still being built, and later phases compete with you. Buy a park exposure, buy for a long hold, and get capped development levies and a free assignment clause written in.

Location

1245 Dupont Street, Dupont & Dufferin, Toronto

The Galleria on the Park redevelopment is transforming the former Galleria Shopping Centre site at Dupont and Dufferin into a mixed-use community with an eight-acre public park, a rebuilt community centre, retail and several residential towers.

Getting around: Dufferin and Lansdowne subway stations on Line 2 are a walk or short bus ride south, and Bloor GO is nearby for Kitchener line service. The area is well served by bus routes along Dupont and Dufferin.

Nearby: Wallace Emerson, the Junction Triangle, Geary Avenue’s restaurant strip and Bloordale are all close, and this stretch of the West End has changed considerably over the past decade.

Questions

Galleria 3 questions

What is Galleria 3 Condos?

Galleria 3 is the third residential tower in Almadev’s Galleria on the Park master-planned community at 1245 Dupont Street, near Dupont and Dufferin in Toronto’s West End. It rises 31 storeys with 429 units ranging from studios to family-sized suites, with approximately 21,000 sq ft of amenity space, architecture by Hariri Pontarini and interiors by DesignAgency. Completion is estimated for Fall 2026.

What is the eight-acre park at Galleria on the Park?

The master plan replaces the former Galleria Shopping Centre with a mixed-use community including a new eight-acre public park and a rebuilt community centre alongside the residential towers and retail. For buyers this matters beyond lifestyle: public parkland cannot be rezoned or built on, so a park-facing exposure is protected in a way that a view across a developable site is not. Confirm what sits in your specific sightline before choosing a suite.

How much do units at Galleria 3 cost?

Launch pricing was reported from the low $600,000s, but pre-construction pricing changes constantly and varies substantially by suite type, floor and exposure. Register and I will send current availability and real pricing rather than a launch sheet, along with the deposit structure and any incentives currently being offered.

Is there a subway near Galleria 3?

Not at the door. Dufferin and Lansdowne stations on Line 2 are a walk or short bus ride south of the site, and Bloor GO station provides Kitchener line service nearby. Bus routes run along both Dupont and Dufferin. This is a well-connected location rather than a station-adjacent one, and pricing reflects that.

What are the risks of buying in a phased master-planned community?

Two main ones. First, later phases add competing supply over time, so units in earlier towers can face more resale and rental competition than the original sales pitch suggests. Second, construction continues around you after you move in, which affects both daily living and views. Ask specifically what remains to be built, on what timeline, and what will sit in your sightline — then choose an exposure accordingly.

When is Galleria 3 completed?

Estimated completion is Fall 2026. Pre-construction dates commonly move, so treat it as an estimate and do not commit to a lease end date elsewhere that depends on it. Between move-in and condominium registration you will pay monthly occupancy fees to the builder, which do not reduce your mortgage principal — budget for roughly twelve months of them separately from your closing costs.

Pre-construction information is provided for general reference. Prices, sizes, specifications, availability, incentives and occupancy dates are set by the builder and are subject to change without notice. This page is not a builder publication and Jatin Dua does not represent the developer. Renderings are artist’s concepts. Obtain independent legal advice on the agreement of purchase and sale within the statutory cooling-off period, and independent tax advice on HST rebate eligibility. E.&O.E. Jatin Dua is a Realtor with RE/MAX Quantum Realty.

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