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Hälsa, a three-building residential development to be built near a public transit hub, will pursue endorsement from One Planet Living and will be among Toronto’s first prefabricated mass timber condo buildings.

A joint venture between Windmill Developments and Leader Lane Developments, Hälsa’s three buildings will all be within a 10-minute walk of each other in Etobicoke’s Mimico neighbourhood. The buildings will share a design in blueprint, allowing for expedited planning and construction timelines and providing a model that can be replicated for future projects. The developers were inspired by Nordic sustainability standards and their emphasis on creating healthy, welcoming and sustainable places.

Website: https://windmilldevelopments.com/communities/new-etobicoke-community-3/
 
The address for now is a temporary placeholder as the website did not exactly reveal where the development project is taking place...FYI!
 
Art Tsai said:
Hälsa, a three-building residential development to be built near a public transit hub, will pursue endorsement from One Planet Living and will be among Toronto’s first prefabricated mass timber condo buildings.

A joint venture between Windmill Developments and Leader Lane Developments, Hälsa’s three buildings will all be within a 10-minute walk of each other in Etobicoke’s Mimico neighbourhood. The buildings will share a design in blueprint, allowing for expedited planning and construction timelines and providing a model that can be replicated for future projects. The developers were inspired by Nordic sustainability standards and their emphasis on creating healthy, welcoming and sustainable places.

Website: https://windmilldevelopments.com/communities/new-etobicoke-community-3/
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This actually seems to be the name for these three projects:

230 Royal York
430 Royal York
722 The Queensway
 
I think hälsa means "to greet" in Swedish. And for what that's worth here.
 
kind of.. the word means health in Swedish.

however, you can also use it to say “hälsa på“ which can mean both to greet or to visit depending on context.
 
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