Located in the heart of downtown Kitchener, Garment Street Condos is located in a city know as a university town, but is now also becoming one of Canada’s fastest growing tech communities, while also being surrounded by a wide range of the city’s most desirable commuting options, lifestyle amenities, and much more.
Kitchener is one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, a university town, and is now also one of the country’s fastest growing tech markets. In the last five years the area has increased its talent pool by 66%, creating more than 8,400 employment opportunities, and is home to some of the biggest tech giants, making it extremely attractive to young professionals.
The Kitchener-Waterloo area is home to over 98,000 post-secondary school students that attend one of three prestigious educational institutions in the region. Garment Street Condos is just mere minutes away from the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier, and just a short commute to Conestoga College.
Garment Street Condos is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Kitchener, just minutes away from a wide variety of lifestyle amenities including dining, shopping, entertainment options, and Big Box Brands. Fairview Park Mall, which is home to over 120 retailers and services is just 10 minutes away.
Just minutes from the Kitchener and Central Train Stations, residents of Garment Street Condos will have easy access to bus routes, train lines, and the ION LRT which quickly connects riders between Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge. The newly announced High-Speed Train System, which will reach speeds of up to 250 km/hr will have a stop in Kitchener, allowing riders to arrive at Pearson in just over half an hour and downtown Toronto in less than an hour. Highway 8 is also located close by for motorists to easily access and connect quickly to Highway 401 and other southwestern Ontario thoroughfares.
Garment Street Condos is being developed by a highly reputable developer, Momentum Developments, whose focus is on contributing to the revitalization of Uptown Waterloo and Downtown Kitchener.