Overview of the District

Both District buildings have been designed to fit right in. Similar to the community itself, the project has art spaces, sustainable features, green outdoor spots for friendly chats, and all sorts of other stuff we think you’ll like. Located close enough to the area’s cultural scene so you can feel it, but not so close that you can hear it, this is a prime spot. This is District.
There are two brand new buildings: 255 E. 7th Ave. & 250 E. 6th Ave,. and a fully restored heritage building 299 E. 7th Ave. After all, mixing the old with the new is what we’re all about.

Inside

Downstairs, we’ve got your indoor times covered. We’ll be installing the most kitted-out media room you could imagine. With surround sound, a big flat screen, comfy seats and a wet bar.
Yes, you read that right. Wet bar.
If fitness is your thing, the building also has a full workout room. That means an actual gym including cardio machines and free weights, not just some creaky pulley-operated contraption from the eighties.

Outside

What do you normally see on the tops of buildings? People you don’t know, in a penthouse you can’t afford. We didn’t much like the sound of that, so instead, we’re building two rooftop patios for everyone. They’ve got big barbecues, lots of lounging spots, a shared vegetable garden, and even a couple of fireplaces. Don’t like heights? Then check out the courtyard between the residences and heritage building. Take a seat on a bench, and have a deep thought or two.
Maybe you’ll think. “Hey, who does all this gardening? It’s really nice.”
The answer is, “Not you, so don’t worry about it… ever.”