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About Station No. 3
Station No. 3 is a new pre-construction condominium planned for 105 Colborne St E in Whitby, Toronto. Developed by Brookfield Residential, full unit counts and heights are still being confirmed, with occupancy dates still to be confirmed. The development is distinguished by direct transit connectivity. Residents will be positioned near downtown Whitby and the Whitby Public Library and the Whitby waterfront trail and Iroquois Park.
Station No. 3 is distinguished from typical pre-construction projects in the area by direct transit connectivity. Brookfield Residential is known for Mount Pleasant Village in Brampton, Seaton in Pickering, Saturday in Downsview Park and multiple large master plans, and Station No. 3 extends that focus. Buyers researching the project should review the developer's official brochure and floor plan set for the current confirmed specifications, as details are subject to change as construction progresses.
Living in Whitby
Station No. 3 sits at 105 Colborne St E, within the downtown, Whitby Shores, Rossland and Brooklin communities. This part of Whitby is a Durham Region community on Lake Ontario, characterised by a preserved downtown, waterfront parks and strong school catchments.
Surface transit includes Durham Region Transit bus routes, GO Transit Lakeshore East trains at Whitby GO station. GO Expansion is increasing Lakeshore East service frequency, and the Durham-Scarborough BRT will provide high-frequency east-west service.
Nearby destinations include downtown Whitby and the Whitby Public Library, a preserved 19th-century main street; the Whitby waterfront trail and Iroquois Park, along Lake Ontario; Whitby Shores and the marina, along the waterfront; Lakeridge Health Whitby, the local hospital campus. Whitby hosts a mix of manufacturing, logistics and professional-services employment, plus Toronto-oriented commuters using GO. Whitby serves families, GO-commuting professionals and downsizers from surrounding low-rise neighbourhoods.
Buyer and Investment Considerations
Station No. 3 may appeal to end-users and investors focused on Whitby. The location draws on Whitby's manufacturing and logistics employment, downtown Toronto access via Lakeshore East GO, and Durham Region healthcare jobs. Rental demand is supported by GO access, hospital employment and steady Durham Region growth.
A firm occupancy date has not been publicly released. Purchasers should ask the developer for the current construction schedule and expected interim occupancy window. Buyers should review proposed maintenance fees, deposit schedule, parking and locker pricing and any assignment restrictions before committing.
From an investment perspective, buyers should compare Station No. 3's final pricing, price per square foot, suite efficiency and monthly carrying costs with existing resale condominiums in Whitby and with competing pre-construction projects expected to reach completion in the same window. New pre-construction supply is concentrated in downtown Whitby and around the GO station corridor. Future value and rental performance will depend on the final purchase price, carrying costs, unit layout and the amount of competing supply delivered before occupancy.
About Brookfield Residential
Brookfield Residential is a Calgary, with Toronto-area operations real estate developer founded in 1958 focused on master-planned community, low-rise, mid-rise and high-rise development across North America. The company is known for Mount Pleasant Village in Brampton, Seaton in Pickering, Saturday in Downsview Park and multiple large master plans. Brookfield Residential is part of the Brookfield Asset Management group, one of the largest asset managers in the world. For buyers evaluating Station No. 3, the company has extensive experience with large-scale master-planned communities.
Important Considerations Before Purchasing
- Estimated occupancy dates can change based on construction progress and municipal approvals.
- Interim occupancy may apply, during which residents pay an occupancy fee before final closing.
- Final suite measurements, ceiling heights and finishes may differ from what is shown in renderings or brochures.
- Maintenance fees quoted at sales launch are estimates and may be adjusted before or after occupancy.
- Views can be affected by future adjacent development.
- Development charges and other municipal fees may apply at closing.
- Assignment policies vary between developers and may be restrictive.
- Renderings are artist concepts. Final building appearance may vary.
Station No. 3 Pricing and Floor Plans
Pricing and available floor plans for Station No. 3 are subject to change as suites are reserved or released. Contact CondoWizard for the current price list, floor plans, deposit structure and any purchaser incentives available at the time of your enquiry.
Information last verified: 2026-07-27
Amenities
The proposed amenity program at Station No. 3 is oriented around a mix of wellness, social and work-from-home spaces typical of new downtown condominiums. Final amenities, hours and access rules are set by the developer and property manager and may change ahead of occupancy. Confirmed amenities will be published in the official disclosure statement.
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