Collecdev Markee
Collecdev Markee is a Toronto-based developer and builder known for delivering thoughtfully designed rental and residential communities that are built to last. As both developer and general contractor, they control the entire building process, from initial design through construction and move-in, resulting in tighter quality standards, on-schedule delivery, and residences of exceptional long-term value.
Their communities are built to Toronto Green Standard (TGS) certification, featuring geothermal energy systems that cut greenhouse gas emissions by over 70% compared to conventional buildings, saving more than 5 million litres of water per year.
For residents, that means lower operating costs, predictable fees, and a home built with the future in mind. Active projects include TRETTI, Nørdic, Cielo, and Westwood Gardens across the Greater Toronto Area.
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Midtown Rental Community
75 Merton Street, Toronto
Midtown Rental Community is a purpose-built rental development located near Davisville Avenue and Yonge Street in Toronto’s desirable Davisville Village neighbourhood, offering a design-forward and community-focused midtown living experience.
Developed by Collecdev Markee in partnership with CreateTO, the 494-unit community was designed by award-winning firm gh3* Architects. The building’s distinctive pitched windows and green façade draw inspiration from the surrounding tree canopy and the adjacent Kay Gardner Beltline Trail, creating a strong connection between architecture and landscape.
Focused on both sustainability and accessibility, 30% of the residences are designated as affordable housing, while the development is built to Tier 2 of the Toronto Green Standard.
About this Neighbourhood
Located between Davisville Village and Mount Pleasant East, the neighbourhood is known for its walkability, residential charm, parks, cafés, and direct access to the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail and midtown transit connections.
About the Location
Midtown Rental Community offers convenient walkability and urban accessibility with a Walk Score of 89, Transit Score of 76, and Bike Score of 71, with Davisville and Eglinton subway stations nearby.