Set along the wooded edge of the East Don River ravine in North York, construction at The Residences at Central Park is continuing to expand as Phase 2 has now begun to emerge above grade. Designed by Core Architects for Amexon Development Corporation, the 12-acre masterplanned community at Leslie Street and Sheppard Avenue East will introduce five residential towers ranging from 12 to 31 storeys at the east end of Bayview Village. Since UrbanToronto’s last update covering the first residents moving into the completed 31-storey Phase 1 in April, 2026, activity is now concentrated across the southern portion of the site, where structural work is advancing on Phase 2, just north of Leslie station on Sheppard Line 4.

Looking northeast this month, we see three cranes for Phase 2’s 19-storey and pair of 31-storey towers, with the former on the left and the latter two on the right. Steel-reinforced concrete forming has advanced to grade level for portions of the shared podium and tower bases. Near the centre of the site, formwork panels surround the crane mast at grade, while newly poured concrete columns are seen to the right. Along the eastern edge, closer to the road, rounded concrete columns are also emerging at grade. To the right, slab forming is progressing along the sloped site, where shoring posts and decking are assembled for an upcoming concrete pour above the street-facing frontage. Below, portions of the P1 garage level remain exposed.