Down­town Toronto con­dos for sale in the Busi­ness and Enter­tain­ment Dis­tricts, Lib­erty Vil­lage Con­dos, King West Con­dos, Queen West Con­dos, Lib­erty Vil­lage Con­dos, Lib­erty Vil­lage Town­houses.

There are a vari­ety of con­dos, lofts and stacked town­houses avail­able in the west­ern part of down­town Toronto. The most pop­u­lar area is King West, of course, and Lib­erty Vil­lage. With so many new con­dos in King West, it has become a hot area for young urban­ites. Con­dos in Queen West have always been in high demand, though there are very few options there. And it was Lib­erty Vil­lage that truly started the stacked condo town­house trend.

Below are all of the hot con­dos in Toronto’s down­town west. From City­Place through to King and Duf­ferin and beyond. As more new con­dos are built in Lib­erty Vil­lage, we will be sure to update this page.

Call Lau­rin at 416−388−1960 or or email him today if you are inter­ested in any of these Down­town Toronto West Con­dos! And please be sure to let us know if you think a condo is missing.

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550 Welling­ton – 55 Stew­art Street The condo por­tion of the ultra-trendy Thomp­son Hotel, this soft loft build­ing must be seen to be believed. Hats off to design­ers Stu­dio Mariscal for a fresh new approach to Down­town West liv­ing. The views of the Toronto sky­line are amaz­ing views, and res­i­dents have access to all hotel ameni­ties includ­ing the mind blow­ing rooftop infin­ity pool. 550 Welling­ton is cer­tainly a wel­come addi­tion to the King and Bathurst area. Fin­ished in 2010, there are 327 condo units across 15 floors. The small­est ones are 393 square feet, ris­ing to the largest units with an incred­i­ble 7,617 square feet (with an appro­pri­ate price). Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Icon – 250/270 Welling­ton Street West The Icon is located on the north side on Welling­ton, just east of Blue Jays Way. Built by Tridel, Phase I (270 Welling­ton) has 12 storeys and 252 res­i­den­tal condo suites, and Phase II (250 Welling­ton) has 18 storeys and 312 suites. The build­ings are joined by a com­mon lobby. The Icon is located right in the heart of the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict and min­utes to all the trendi­est places. 250 & 270 Welling­ton Street West are designed for the young pro­fes­sional who wants to live where the action is. Ameni­ties include a rooftop park with sun deck and bar­be­cue ter­race, state-of-the-art fit­ness club and work­out pool, as well as 24-hour concierge. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Luna – 25 Capreol Court & 8 Telegram Mews Live high in the sky at the brand new City­Place Luna build­ing. As with all City­Place con­dos, Luna excels on archi­tec­ture, design, con­struc­tion qual­ity and fin­ishes. City­Place is known to have the best ameni­ties and sports facil­i­ties in Toronto, includ­ing a sep­a­rate recre­ation cen­ter. City­Place Luna rep­re­sents long-term value invest­ment as the loca­tion is fan­tas­tic – short walk to the water­front, to finan­cial cen­ter, to club dis­trict, King or Queen West and Chi­na­town. The units are well laid-out, many envi­ron­men­tal fea­tures, low main­te­nance costs and the best ameni­ties. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Apex – 381/397 Front Street West Apex per­fects the art and sci­ence of liv­ing. Stand­ing tall on the hori­zon, the sleek aero­dy­namic tow­ers of glass and steel reflect the beauty of the lush sur­round­ings. The sophis­ti­cated design, expan­sive lobby and lav­ish court­yard ful­fill the promise of lux­ury. The lim­ited num­ber of con­dos on each floor affords pri­vacy rarely found in high-rise condo liv­ing. Ele­gant floor plans max­i­mize form and func­tion, while panoramic floor-to-ceiling win­dows show­case spec­tac­u­lar vis­tas of down­town Toronto and Lake Ontario. Excep­tional fea­tures and qual­ity fin­ish­ings pro­vide a rare ele­gance and seren­ity found only in City­Place Apex. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Matrix – 361/373 Front Street West Ris­ing majes­ti­cally into the down­town sky­line. Matrix is com­posed of two oval tow­ers – twenty eight sto­ries and thirty two sto­ries of gleam­ing glass and steel. Matrix was the first view of what was to come at City­Place. Matrix is a land­mark res­i­den­tial address. Over­look­ing Lake Ontario, at the gate­way to down­town, it is with­out peer any­where in North Amer­ica. Curved floor-to-ceiling panoramic win­dows frame spec­tac­u­lar vis­tas of the Toronto sky­line or Lake Ontario. Excep­tional fin­ishes, stun­ning, con­tem­po­rary kitchens with optional swing out break­fast coun­ters and solid gran­ite coun­ter­tops. At Matrix, you will enjoy some of the most invit­ing fit­ness and recre­ation facil­i­ties in the city. Most notably, City­Place Down­town golf, a chal­leng­ing nine hole golf course and year-round dri­ving range. You are close to Har­bourfront trails, the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict, the Sky­dome and Air Canada Cen­tre. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Optima – 81 Navy Wharf Court Imag­ine catch­ing a Blue Jays game from your condo! The Optima con­do­mini­ums at City Place were designed with the ulti­mate views in mind. Space is opti­mized, as planned by the design­ers of this amaz­ing glass tower condo in down­town Toronto. You are steps away from all the excite­ment that the city has to offer. Ameni­ties include a large indoor pool, whirl pool, steam room, sauna and exer­cise room. There is also a the­atre avail­able. Don’t for­get to ask about the exclu­sive spa style pri­vate club avail­able to res­i­dents of The Optima Con­do­mini­ums. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Mon­tage – 25 Telegram Mews Mon­tage excels on archi­tec­ture, design, con­struc­tion qual­ity and fin­ishes. The lat­est devel­op­ment by Con­cord City­place, con­ve­niently located in the heart of down­town Toronto at 25 Telegram Mews. Near Air Canada Cen­tre, The Rogers Cen­tre, Har­bourfront, The Fash­ion Dis­trict, as well as shop­ping and restau­rants. Mon­tage stands a tall 31 sto­ries and with panoramic win­dows you can enjoy beau­ti­ful views of down­town, the city and lake Ontario. The Mon­tage LE (Lux­ury Edi­tion) is a pri­vate 21 storey res­i­den­tial enclave on top of Mon­tage. Mon­tage LE offers large suites, spec­tac­u­lar views as well as priv­i­leged ser­vices and ameni­ties that are uncom­mon to most devel­op­ments. Mon­tage and Mon­tage LE will take lift to a dif­fer­ent level. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­place Har­bour View Estates – 3/10 Navy Wharf Court & 9 Spad­ina Avenue The spec­tac­u­lar glass and steel build­ings of Har­bourview Estates at City Place soar up to 46 sto­ries high. The views from these con­dos are the best in the city. See all the away across the lake, view the famous Toronto sky­line, or catch a Jays game from your liv­ing room. Take advan­tage of the 30,000 square foot health spa and gym facil­i­ties or just relax out­side in the spa­cious court­yard with ele­gant water fea­tures. City­place Har­bour View Estates condo fea­tures include floor to ceil­ing win­dows, gran­ite coun­ter­tops, gas appli­ances and high ceil­ings. Har­bour View Estates rep­re­sents a com­mu­nity unpar­al­leled. With its per­fect blend of city and spec­tac­u­lar nat­ural sur­round­ings the last chance to be a part of this vision­ary com­mu­nity in Toronto is also the most excit­ing. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place West­One – 11 Brunel Court West One is one of the lat­est addi­tions to the City­Place com­mu­nity, and does not dis­ap­point. Located in Toronto’s Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict near the CN Tower and Rogers Cen­tre, and a short walk from the Finan­cial Dis­trict as well as down­town shops, sport­ing events, and nightlife. Build­ing ameni­ties include fit­ness facil­i­ties, indoor pool, mas­sage and steam rooms, spa, and the Sky­Gar­den facil­ity for enter­tain­ment and recre­ation on the 27th floor. Unique fea­tures to the City­Place com­plex are one of the fastest res­i­den­tial Inter­net con­nec­tions in the world, panoramic win­dows for a spec­tac­u­lar view of the har­bour, and a pri­vate movie the­atre for the use of condo own­ers and guests. West One shares a mas­sive sports and enter­tain­ment com­plex with other City­Place build­ings, includ­ing a rock climb­ing wall, yoga and dance stu­dio, and other exer­cise facil­i­ties. Take a look at West One to see the new face of urban neigh­bour­hoods. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place N1/N2 – 15 Fort York Boule­vard N1 and N2 are the lat­est evo­lu­tion of the city within a city known as City­place. It’s refresh­ing to see a devel­oper reach out­side the box with respect to design. All of the floor­plans have no wasted space. N1 con­sists of the lower half of the build­ing with N2 com­pris­ing the suites on the upper half. Although not on the lake, you can find some impres­sive lake views. Not only is the devel­oper deliv­er­ing qual­ity units at excel­lent prices, Con­cord Adex has also adjusted the price point of down­town res­i­den­tial con­dos down­ward to be afford­able to more peo­ple. Tired of the com­mute and lit­tle to do when you get home? Have a look at the lifestyle offered at City­place. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place Neo – 4K Spad­ina Avenue Neo. A new land­mark on the city sky­line. Designed by award-winning archi­tects KPMB. A lin­ear expres­sion of the mod­ernist aes­thetic. Unique and beau­ti­ful. Neo is a 333-suite, 15-storey slab slung low and long like an Edwar­dian ware­house, next to Mon­tage at Con­cord City­Place on Spad­ina at Brem­ner Boule­vard. Neo has stone and brick fac­ings abut­ting the side­walk, with store­fronts at street level. Res­i­dents can eas­ily access the Terry Fox Mir­a­cle Mike Park, which is a design col­lab­o­ra­tion between Vancouver-based land­scape archi­tects Phillips Fare­vaag Smal­l­en­berg and artist/author Dou­glas Cou­p­land in asso­ci­a­tion with pub­lic art con­sul­tant Karen Mills. Neo is within walk­ing dis­tance of the Enter­tain­ment, Fash­ion and Finan­cial Dis­tricts, Chi­na­town, Queen West, King West, City Hall and the Toronto Eaton Cen­tre. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place The Gallery – 15 Brunel Court The Gallery is one of eigh­teen tow­ers of Con­cord City­place mas­ter planned com­mu­nity that is redefin­ing Toronto’s sky­line in the down­town core, and is one of three build­ings com­pris­ing of City­place West. The Gallery is eight storeys high lofts, and is located just west of Spad­ina, north of the Gar­diner Express­way. Some of the extra­or­di­nary ameni­ties include rock climb­ing wall, large out­door swim­ming pool, out­door tan­ning deck, whirlpool and more. Schools, day­cares, park­land and a 30,000 sq ft gro­cery store is some of the neigh­bour­hood ameni­ties that Con­cord is plan­ning to build west of Spad­ina. Like other City­place build­ings, The Gallery is wired with fibre optic cable pro­vid­ing the fastest res­i­den­tial Inter­net in North Amer­ica. The Gallery is another exam­ple of Cityplace’s con­tin­u­ing suc­cess with first time buy­ers, investors, and young pro­fes­sion­als. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place Parade – 10 Capreol Court & 15 Ice­boat Ter­race Ele­gant struc­tures on a stage-like podium. Archi­tec­tural excel­lence in an unclut­tered sky. An urban land­mark. A sym­bolic gate­way to Canada’s largest city. Directly fac­ing the park, two 36 storey tow­ers, joined by a two-storey bridge at the 28th and 29th floors – one level con­tain­ing pre­mium res­i­dences, the other exclu­sive amenity space. Parade Con­dos, made up of 10 Capreol Court & 15 Ice­boat Ter­race at Con­cord City­Place, is a mod­ern mas­ter­piece to call home. Come play in the park – a liv­ing land­scape cel­e­brat­ing the his­tory and geog­ra­phy of Canada. The park will be home to the Terry Fox Mir­a­cle Mile – a mile long run­ning path and will also fea­ture four unique quad­rants ded­i­cated to spe­cific activ­i­ties for all ages. A space of inspi­ra­tion, activ­ity and relax­ation, this park will be the liv­ing heart of Con­cord City­Place. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place Panorama – 38 Dan Leckie Way Panaroma has a bold inno­v­a­tive design that looks like no other down­town condo in Toronto’s sky­line. Located near Lakeshore and Bathurst, Panoroma rises 25 storeys from a 6-storey podium. The foot­print of the spire ris­ing out of the podium is in the shape of an egg, allow­ing for suites to have larger than usual out­door bal­conies and ter­races. Floors 12 to 25 are Elite Suites, with dra­matic win­dow treat­ments, gourmet kitchens and lux­u­ri­ous bath­rooms. Each of these suites has direct ele­va­tor access and gated park­ing access. The top two floors fea­ture 2-storey lux­ury pent­houses. City­place won’t dis­ap­point with their ameni­ties and includes an 8th level roof top gar­den with a hot tub, out­door bar and Alfresco fire­places. Indoor ameni­ties include mini the­atre, guest suites, gym, sauna, party room, cards room, pri­vate din­ing room, inter­net lounge, bil­liards, bar, board room, and rock climb­ing wall. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Soho Met­ro­pol­i­tan – 36 Blue Jays Way Live in the amaz­ing enter­tain­ment dis­trict at the Soho Met. A mixed-use build­ing com­pris­ing retail, an 88-room lux­ury bou­tique hotel and 396 res­i­den­tial con­do­mini­ums with a 3-level 344 unit park­ing garage. Enjoy all of the lux­u­ries that guests pay top dol­lar for. World class hotel ser­vices include Senses Lobby Bar, cafe and fine din­ing, Dell com­puter with hi-speed inter­net, hotel check-in, room ser­vice, house­keep­ing, cable TV, SoHo Met Club, indoor pool and whirlpool. Res­i­dents in the build­ing can enjoy the ser­vices and ameni­ties that are pro­vided to hotel guests. This is the first build­ing in Canada with 2-storey res­i­den­tial con­do­mini­ums on top of a lux­ury bou­tique hotel. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Mor­gan – 438 Rich­mond Street West The Mor­gan is an art deco inspired build­ing, fin­ished with pol­ished stone and yel­low brick, and is con­ve­niently located at the north­west cor­ner of Rich­mond and Spad­ina. The Mor­gan places its res­i­dents just steps from world class din­ing, shop­ping and enter­tain­ment. Choices in this 217-unit 16-storey build­ing range from 610 square foot one-bedroom suites to a 2,390 square foot two-storey two bed­room pent­house plus den. Spec­tac­u­lar views through expan­sive win­dows top the list of stan­dard fea­tures here. Depend­ing on the direc­tion, panoramic vis­tas include lake scenes, Casa Loma or breath­tak­ing cityscapes. The Morgan’s lobby fea­tures a dra­matic and grand stair­case from the lobby to the sec­ond floor. The building’s ameni­ties con­sist of a fully equipped fit­ness cen­ter and yoga stu­dio, his and her saunas and change-rooms, lounge, din­ing room with kitchen, bil­liard room and home the­atre. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Res­i­dences at Ritz Carl­ton – 183 Welling­ton Street With a stun­ning wrap-around panorama of Toronto’s mag­nif­i­cent down­town sky­line on one side and sparkling lake views on the other, The Res­i­dences soar thirty floors atop The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto.  A leg­endary loca­tion at the very heart of Canada’s largest city, The Res­i­dences are beau­ti­fully sit­u­ated among world class shop­ping, enter­tain­ment and din­ing. The Res­i­dences at the Ritz-Carlton Toronto is located in the heart of down­town Toronto on Welling­ton Street. The 53-story Ritz-Carlton is approx­i­mately 700 feet tall with a total floor area of almost 700,000 square feet, includ­ing 267 hotel rooms and 135 con­do­mini­ums. Com­bin­ing clas­sic and con­tem­po­rary archi­tec­tural ele­ments through­out, the build­ing has three main com­po­nents. The tower rises out of a five-level podium. Storeys 6 to 20 con­tain lux­u­ri­ously appointed rooms and facil­i­ties for hotel guests. Con­do­minium res­i­dences will be located on storeys 22 to 52, with a pri­vate lobby and amenity cen­tre for res­i­dents on the 21st and 22nd floors. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Phoebe – 18 Bev­er­ley, 11 Soho & 25 Soho The Phoebe is right in the mid­dle of one of Toronto’s hottest neigh­bour­hoods sur­rounded by fash­ion, restau­rants, hip bou­tiques, gal­leries and more. 11 Soho has a con­tem­po­rary design inspired by the old ware­house neigh­bour­hood, with 38 units and shar­ing the court­yard gar­den with the other build­ing and the towns. The con­dos fea­ture 9-foot ceil­ings, mar­ble & slate, open kitchens, large win­dows and hard­wood floors. 18 Bev­er­ley is a mod­ern low-rise condo is the other half of Phoebe On Queen, an award win­ning condo built by Dia­mante. The ameni­ties include a party room, gym, 24-hour concierge and two guest suites. The con­dos have open con­cept kitchens with mod­ern fin­ishes, dis­tinc­tive con­tem­po­rary bath­rooms, and floor to ceil­ing win­dows. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Hud­son – 438 King Street West The Hud­son is a 21 storey, 282 suite con­do­minium build­ing located on King Street West and Spad­ina Avenue. The condo fea­tures 9-foot ceil­ings, indi­vid­u­ally con­trolled heat­ing and air con­di­tion­ing, mar­ble, porce­lain or ceramic tile floor­ing in the foyer, 40-ounce car­pet­ing, ensuite laun­dry with washer and dryer, and a bal­cony or ter­rance as stan­dard fea­tures. There are barn style slid­ing doors to sep­a­rate mas­ter bedooms from liv­ing areas. Kitchens have gran­ite or Corian coun­ter­tops, mir­ror or ceramic back­splashes. The exte­rior com­bines pale brick with a slen­der mod­ern glass tower. The sleek lobby, which intro­duces as jazz theme with framed phots of jass leg­ends as part of the decor. All the suites are named after great jazz leg­ends. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Maple Leaf Square – 15 York Street The Res­i­dences of Maple Leaf Square is more just than a condo. Devel­op­ers Cadil­lac Fairview have cre­ated an enter­tain­ment and sports com­plex that fea­tures attrac­tions, shop­ping, din­ing and nec­es­sary crea­ture com­forts all under one roof, right near the Air Canada Cen­tre. Ameni­ties include an indoor and out­door pool, sun­tan­ning deck, hot tub, fit­ness facil­i­ties, the­atre room and party room with bar. There are day­care facil­i­ties on the lower floor. Maple Leaf Square also boasts Intel­li­gent Builidng Tech­nol­ogy, a sys­tem for all res­i­dents to enjoy environmentally-friendly liv­ing and effi­ciency. The ameni­ties of the bou­tique hotel located in the build­ing will also be avail­able to res­i­dents, such as room ser­vice and house­keep­ing. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

City­Place Infin­ity – 30 Grand Trunk Cres­cent Infin­ity is located just south of the Rogers Cen­ter and CN Tower. Union Sta­tion and the finan­cial dis­trict are a short walk away. The build­ing fea­tures an indoor pool, sauna, exer­cise room, aerobics/yoga room, party room, con­fer­ence cen­ter, bil­liards room, cin­ema and 2 guest suites. Infin­ity con­sists of two build­ings, one tower is 35 storeys and con­tains 395 units. This taller tower fea­tures some very large bal­conies usu­ally only found on very valu­able suites. The sec­ond build­ing at the base is 16 storeys and con­tains 244 units. The west fac­ing suites in the shorter tower have an unob­structed view of a park, the Steamwhis­tle Brew­ery and the Rogers Cen­ter. There is a 24 hour concierge ser­vice in the lobby which has mar­ble floors and a water fea­ture. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Bou­tique Con­dos – 21 Nel­son Street & 126 Sim­coe Street Set upon a podium designed in trib­ute to the his­toric indus­trial ware­house neigh­bour­hood in which it stands, Bou­tique is 35 storeys of gleam­ing glass at the cor­ner of Sim­coe and Neil­son. Each of the 523 suites is fit­ted with a large bal­cony and mas­sive win­dows over­look­ing the gor­geous down­town sky­line and shim­mer­ing waters of Lake Ontario. Ameni­ties include a fab­u­lous fit­ness cen­tre boast­ing a counter cur­rent pool and yoga stu­dio, bar, out­door patios, and a full ser­vice concierge pro­vid­ing a com­plete range of ser­vices such as dog walk­ing, dry clean­ing, house­keep­ing and more. A rooftop lounge awaits res­i­dents and guests. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Chest­nut Park – 55 Cen­tre Avenue Great spaces and con­ve­nient down­town liv­ing in a great Toronto loca­tion. Chest­nut Park is an excel­lent down­town condo located in the heart of the city just steps from Eaton Cen­tre, City Hall, finan­cial & busi­ness dis­tricts, Yonge Street and Chi­na­town. Chest­nut Park is per­fect for young pro­fes­sion­als, investors or first time buy­ers. Really great space, great loca­tion, great value, all together. 55 Cen­tre Avenue has a 24-hour concierge and vis­i­tors park­ing. Bright & spa­cious units are avail­able in 1 bed­room, 2 bed­room and 3 bed­room sizes. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Empire Plaza – 33 Uni­ver­sity Avenue Empire Plaza is cir­cu­lar 28-storey condo built in 1990. This gran­ite and blue glass tower is located at Uni­ver­sity Avenue and Welling­ton Street. Empire Plaza has 223 suites rang­ing from approx­i­mately 850 to 2,000 square feet – and also have two level pent­house suites. Empire Plaza’s loca­tion at 33 Uni­veristy Avenue is close to the Finan­cial Dis­trict and is the only condo build­ing on Uni­ver­sity Avenue. No other condo is more down­town. Close to the sub­way, walk­ing dis­tance to Sky­dome and other Toronto attrac­tions. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

One Park Lane – 280 Sim­coe Street An oasis in the heart of Toronto’s down­town core, One Park Lane is located at the heart of Toronto’s finan­cial, edu­ca­tional and enter­tain­ment dis­tricts. Just min­utes from the Eaton Cen­tre, Queen West, the­atres, The AGO and U of T. One Park Lane is one of the most con­ve­niently located res­i­dences in Toronto. One Park Lane is com­prised of 3 phases and hosts 350 suites in total, with a real sense of com­mu­nity, united by a beau­ti­ful glass-enclosed grand lobby. With 24-hour concierge, a fountain/pond with fish and ample green­ery, the lobby is one of the most wel­com­ing in the city. One Park Lane’s ren­o­vated ameni­ties include a swim­ming pool, squash courts, games room, exer­cise room, steam rooms and saunas, a large rooftop ter­race with fur­nished solar­ium and a party room. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Pan­tages / Opus – 210 & 220 Vic­to­ria Street Pan­tages Tower (210 Vic­to­ria Street) rises 44 sto­ries above Yonge and Dun­das. Down­town con­do­minium liv­ing begins on the 6th floor at Pan­tages and every unit has a mag­nif­i­cent sky­line view of down­town Toronto. Floors 10–17 of the devel­op­ment house a 97-suite hotel, while the rest is made up of approx­i­mately 494 condo res­i­dences. The Pan­tages Tower takes its name from the his­toric and famous Pan­tages The­atre, which is now known as the Canon The­atre. Pan­tages is inte­grated with another 21 story build­ing, OPUS, next door at 220 Vic­to­ria Street. OPUS was com­pleted in 2004. Both build­ings are in the heart of Toronto, close to all the ameni­ties – the Eaton Cen­tre, hos­pi­tals, the­atre, Dun­das Square and more. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Liv­ing Shangri-La – 180 Uni­ver­sity Avenue Liv­ing Shangri-La Toronto has become one of the most sophis­ti­cated and pri­vate res­i­den­tial build­ings in the City of Toronto. Located at the inter­sec­tion of the Finan­cial and Enter­tain­ment dis­tricts, these res­i­dences invite a lifestyle of lux­u­ri­ous tran­quil­ity. The Shangri-La Hotel will occupy the building’s first 17 floors, pro­vid­ing out­stand­ing ser­vices and ameni­ties. Floors 18 to 49 will be home to 287 lav­ish one and two-bedroom con­dos, embell­ished with wood floor­ing and Miele and Sub-Zero appli­ances in a beau­ti­ful cus­tom designed Boffi of Italy kitchen. Lev­els 50 to 66 have been reserved for 107 pri­vate estates includ­ing four spec­tac­u­lar pent­house suites. The pent­house suites occupy the top two floors and fea­ture two-storey liv­ing, a fab­u­lous fully land­scaped ter­race off the main level and a pri­vate inter­nal ele­va­tor. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Sym­phony Place – 71 Sim­coe Street Sym­phony Place was designed to com­pli­ment St. Andrew’s Pres­by­ter­ian Church next door. Located at Sim­coe and Welling­ton Streets, min­utes to the up and com­ing The Ritz Carl­ton Hotel & Res­i­dence, Toronto’s The­atre and Enter­tain­ment Dis­tricts, sub­way a short walk to the Finan­cial Dis­trict. This 25-storey build­ing pro­vides three floors of office and meet­ing space for the church and 87 lux­ury con­do­mini­ums boast­ing var­i­ous suite designs from approx­i­mately 850 to over 2,000 square feet. Solar­i­ums and some open ter­races and dens and break­fast nooks are incor­po­rated into many of the designs. Ameni­ties include exer­cise room, party room and 24-hour concierge. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Ele­ment – 20 Blue Jays Way Ele­ment is a 24-story, 354-suite con­do­minium located at 20 Blue Jays Way, north of Front Street. The build­ing is pre­cast con­crete accent­ing the lower floors, anchored by a cir­cu­lar col­umn of glass and steel. Ele­ment is part of Tridel’s “Nat­u­rally Bet­ter” pro­gram, designed to offer res­i­dents an envi­ron­men­tally sus­tain­able and energy effi­cient build­ing. Ele­ment is the first res­i­den­tial project to sign on to Enwave’s Deep Lake Water Cool­ing sys­tem. Ele­ment is in the heart of the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict with easy access to the tran­sit sys­tem, the PATH walk­way sys­tem and the main arter­ies lead­ing in and out of the down­town area. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

QWest – 168 Sim­coe Street Devel­oped by Tridel in 2000 and hous­ing 210 suites, QWest boasts con­dos that range in size from one-bedroom 632 square foot units to 2 bed­rooms with over 1,400 square feet. Pent­houses fea­ture multi-level floor plans. Build­ing ameni­ties include a card room, meet­ing room, fit­ness room, lounge and rooftop ter­races with bar­be­cue hookups. Fees are mid range and the build­ing also includes a 24-hour concierge. QWest is cen­trally located close to busi­ness and nightlife, din­ing and shop­ping. QWest is 14 storeys of con­tem­po­rary archi­tec­ture accen­tu­ated by blends of pre­cast con­crete and tinted wid­ows. The con­dos have french bal­conies or open bal­conies and ter­races are on the 9th, 12th and rooftop lev­els. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Uni­ver­sity Plaza – 140 Sim­coe Street Uni­ver­sity Plaza was devel­oped by Plaza­Corp in 2004, is only 16 storeys tall and con­ve­niently located in one of Toronto’s most fash­ion­able down­town neigh­bour­hoods. The Fash­ion, Finan­cial and Enter­tain­ment Dis­tricts are vir­tu­ally at your doorstep with bohemian Queen Street shops, The Four Sea­sons Cen­tre for Per­form­ing Arts, Royal Alexan­dra, Princess of Wales The­atres and restau­rants to suit anyone’s taste min­utes away. The 264 con­dos are taste­fully fin­ished with won­der­ful qual­ity touches – some suites have gran­ite, stain­less steel appli­ances and hard­wood. Ameni­ties include a fit­ness club, jog­ging track, media and bil­liards room, and a roof top ter­race. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

9T6 Con­dos – 96 St. Patrick Street Just off the hot Queen West strip, 9T6 is one of Camrost-Felcorp’s newest devel­op­ment. The con­do­minium build­ing is 17-storeys of gleam­ing glass. Bal­conies have gor­geous con­tem­po­rary alu­minum and glass bal­cony rail­ings with ele­gant French slid­ing win­dows. Ameni­ties include 24-hour concierge ser­vices, well-stocked library and media room, ter­race, as well as a hotel-style guest suite. A chic two-storey lobby lounge wel­comes res­i­dents and guests. 9T6 has one and two bed­room con­dos with or with­out den. Each fea­tures plank lam­i­nate floor­ing, spec­tac­u­lar stone coun­ter­tops in the kitchen and spa-inspired bath­rooms. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Europa – 308 Palmer­ston Avenue This qual­ity condo in the heart of Lit­tle Italy (Palmer­ston & Col­lege) was devel­oped by Gray­wood and Beaver­hall Homes. It fea­tures a European-style lobby with an ele­gant glass and bronze canopy entrance on Palmer­ston. The lobby chan­de­lier, wall sconces, gran­ite floors and wood pan­el­ing really add to the Euro­pean flavour of the build­ing. Walk to some of the city’s best patis­series, bou­tiques and cafes. Europa has an exec­u­tive concierge present eight hours of the day, an exer­cise room, a party room with bil­liards and a large screen TV and pri­vate patio ter­race. The con­dos range from bach­e­lor units all the way to two-storey pent­houses. Some suites have stain­less steel appli­ances, gran­ite counter tops, gran­ite floor tile and track light­ing. The bath­rooms have mar­ble counter tops and floor tile, with ceramic wall tile. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Chan­nel Club – 456 Col­lege Street West This stun­ning Lit­tle Italy condo devel­op­ment envelops an his­toric land­mark. A church and bell tower high­light this build­ing which now houses reasonably-priced condo suites that range in size from a mod­est 450 square feet to an aver­age 1,200 square feet. Chan­nel Club condo ameni­ties include a health club and fit­ness room, saunas, tan­ning area, fully appointed party rooms, sun­deck, gas bar­be­cue hookups, and a unique snow-melting sys­tem. Some of the con­dos fea­ture a bal­cony and all areas are well-designed and spa­cious. Visit the Chan­nel Club for a condo or just for the his­tory. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Welling­ton Square – 18 Stafford Street Welling­ton Square pro­vides reasonably-priced condo liv­ing in the pop­u­lar King West neigh­bour­hood. Condo fees are low because the ameni­ties are few. Each of the 187 units includes cen­tral air con­di­tion­ing and bal­conies. Choose from a 560-square-foot one bed­room or a 920-square-foot two bed­room unit. An 11-storey brick condo build­ing com­pleted in 2003 by Plaza­corp, Welling­ton Square includes a fit­ness room, bil­liard room and party room. The con­dos are bright with clas­sic and mod­ern fea­tures – open con­cept kitchens, maple wood floor­ing, sleek stain­less steel or black appli­ances and large bal­conies. Welling­ton Square is ide­ally located between King West and Lib­erty Vil­lage. The build­ing is pet friendly and Stan­ley Park is just out­side your door! Restau­rants, bars, Shop­pers Drug Mart and the King street­car are all within 5 min­utes walk­ing dis­tance from this build­ing. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Welling­ton On The Park – 15 Stafford Street Over­look­ing his­toric Stan­ley Park, this park­side set­ting is sur­rounded by an estab­lished com­mu­nity and has much to offer. It’s prox­im­ity to down­town, the lake and an estab­lished sense of authen­tic­ity that only a neigh­bor­hood in exis­tence for more than a cen­tury can pos­sess. A higher level of design sophis­ti­ca­tion and qual­ity in mate­ri­als and fin­ishes are an inte­gral part of the suites here at Welling­ton On The Park. With 61 dif­fer­ent suite plans here at Welling­ton On The Park, you are sure to find the suite for you. Some of the lovely fea­tures include kitchen cab­i­netry by Paris Kitchens with gran­ite counter tops, stain­less steel appli­ances, stacked washer & dryer, bath­rooms with mar­ble or ceramic floor tiles and mar­ble counter top. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Devon House Con­dos – 150 Bev­er­ley Street Half of this strange lit­tle condo on a gor­geous stretch of Bev­er­ley Street is the old George (John) Cawthra House, built in 1875. Addi­tions were built in 1920 and 1986, result­ing the cur­rent build­ing lay­out. Devon House is a bou­tique build­ing with only 28 units on 3 floors, they are not com­monly avail­able for sale. There are no ameni­ties and the condo fees do not include very much. The orig­i­nal build­ing is quite beau­ti­ful, though the large brown brick addi­tion is a bit of an eye­sore. There is a travel agency and Chi­nese tem­ple on the low­est floor. Units have strange lay­outs and can be very dated. But the prices can be very rea­son­able, so it can be worth hav­ing a look. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Ice Con­dos – 12 & 14 York Street Ice, the res­i­den­tial com­po­nent of York Cen­tre con­sists of two tow­ers of 67 and 57 storeys respec­tively, which along with its adja­cent 31-storey office tower face a land­scaped pub­lic square and extend the PATH as it directly con­nects to Maple Leaf Square. The dis­tinct Scan­di­na­vian design of the Ice con­dos fea­tures an iconic canopy ele­ment with an exten­sive green roof. Ice condo units range from 308 square foot stu­dios up to 1,042 square foot 3-bedrooms+den lay­outs. The con­dos at Ice will have high level fin­ishes, includ­ing gran­ite counter tops, stain­less steel energy effi­cient appli­ances and Scandinavian-inspired kitchen design and hard­wood floors. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Pin­na­cle Cen­tre Con­dos – 12 & 16 Yonge Street Pin­na­cle cen­tre is closer to the lake­front but still only a stones throw from the heart of Toronto. The enter­tain­ment dis­trict, key sports and music venues, and some of Toronto’s most excit­ing restau­rants and bars are all within walk­ing dis­tance. Pin­na­cle cen­tre is sit­u­ated in between Yonge and Bay Street, North on Har­bour Street. There are four tow­ers. Pin­nace Cen­tre is com­posed of Tower A at 16 Yonge Street, a 37-storey build­ing built from high qual­ity pre­cast con­crete with dra­matic glass win­dows and walk­out bal­conies. It con­tains about 501 suites and was com­pleted in 2006. Tower B is at 12 Yonge Street and is a 29-storey build­ing with 298 suites. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Suc­cess Tower at Pin­na­cle Cen­tre – 16 Har­bour Street Suc­cess Tower is only min­utes away from Bay Street and the finan­cial core, with access to the TTC & GO Tran­sit loca­tions. Suc­cess Tower is located at Har­bour Street and Bay Street. The units of Suc­cess Tower are ele­gant in both fea­tures and fin­ishes. The units of Suc­cess Tower include chefs kitchen’s, spa-like bath­rooms, full-sized stacked washer and dryer, with bal­conies and win­dows that offer amaz­ing views of the city and water­front. Suc­cess Tower offers many ameni­ties that include a lap pool, whirlpool, sauna and steam room, busi­ness cen­tre, board­room, sports lounge, cyber lounge, party room, full cater­ing kitchen, full ser­vice bar area, ten­nis courts, putting green, man­i­cured gar­den and run­ning track. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

33 Bay Res­i­dences at Pin­na­cle Cen­tre – 33 Bay Street 33 Bay Res­i­dences at Pin­na­cle Cen­tre is the newest addi­tion to this stun­ning com­mu­nity in the heart of the city. Located at 33 Bay Street, the res­i­dences of 33 BAY are designed to enhance your liv­ing expe­ri­ence, with ele­gantly appointed fea­tures and fin­ishes, and pri­vate spa­cious bal­conies over­look­ing the water­front and the city. Res­i­dents of 33 Bay will also enjoy all of the fab­u­lous con­ve­niences avail­able at the Pin­na­cle Cen­tre, includ­ing the 30,000 square foot Pin­na­cle Club that fea­tures a wide vari­ety of exclu­sive ameni­ties. Offer­ing the best of down­town Toronto, 33 Bay Res­i­dences at Pin­na­cle Cen­tre is only min­utes away from the Finan­cial, Enter­tain­ment and The­atre Dis­tricts, as well as the city’s finest shops, restau­rants and major league sports venues. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Trump Tower Toronto – 325 Bay Street The 65-story Trump Inter­na­tional Hotel & Tower is 908 feet and is clad with a steel, glass, and stone facade. The build­ing includes 260 lux­ury hotel rooms and 109 con­do­minium res­i­dences. The top two floors of the hotel sec­tion will include a 18,000 square foot spa. Built by Zei­dler Roberts Part­ner­ship, the Trump Tower is the tallest res­i­den­tial build­ing in Canada. For now. The condo res­i­dences start at 2,226 square feet and rise to almost 10x that. They have been designed with upscale fix­tures and 11 to 13-foot ceil­ings. Condo prices start at $1,200,000. To ensure pri­vacy of the res­i­dents, there are a max­i­mum of 4–6 suites per floor. Fur­ther­more, res­i­dents have a sep­a­rate entrance and ele­va­tors from hotel guests. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

400 Welling­ton West – 400 Welling­ton Street West 400 Welling­ton West is a recent condo project by Sor­bara Devel­op­ment Group, com­pleted in 2012. The project has a total of 102 units in 12 storeys, rang­ing in size from 811 to 1,507 square feet. 400 Welling­ton West unites form and func­tion through design inspired by the King West neighbourhood’s dis­tant and no-so-distant pasts. A struc­ture of halves, the front 10-storey build­ing draws from the exist­ing fab­ric of Welling­ton West with archi­tec­ture inspired by the red-brown ware­house build­ings pop­u­lat­ing the area. Mean­while, 400 Welling­ton West’s 12 storey alter-ego draws from a more recent past, with a mid-1900′s inspired hor­i­zon­tal lay­out of win­dows and masonry. And each half is capped by con­tem­po­rary pent­house designs with extra-large win­dows offer­ing stun­ning views of the King West neigh­bour­hood and beyond. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

500 Welling­ton West – 500 Welling­ton Street West With lux­u­ri­ously appointed half or full floor lofts that range in size from a gra­cious 2,500 to a truly spec­tac­u­lar 6,000 square feet, 500 Welling­ton West isn’t for every­body. But from Freed Devel­op­ments’ point of view, that is pre­cisely the point. With only 15 units in the bou­tique 10-storey soft loft build­ing on Welling­ton, they will not be avail­able all that often. Each loft boasts floor-to-ceiling win­dows, pri­vate ele­va­tor access, Scav­olini Ital­ian kitchens with stain­less steel appli­ances, large enter­tain­ing ter­races equipped with gas line for BBQs and water lines. Archi­tec­ture by award-winning Core Archi­tects. Land­scap­ing by Gh3. Steps to Thomp­son Hall, Vic­to­ria Memo­r­ial Park & King West restau­rants. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

300 Front – 300 Front Street West The 300 Front Street con­dos is a res­i­den­tial build­ing with com­mer­cial uses at grade. 300 Front Street West is a new condo project by Tridel cur­rently under con­struc­tion at 300 Front Street West. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013. The project has a total of 682 units on 49 floors, rang­ing in size from 490 to 2,660 square feet with one, two and three-bedroom lay­outs. The amenity area on the four­teenth floor includes an out­door swim­ming pool, fit­ness cen­ter, party room and the­ater. Out­door open space is also at-grade in the form of a pub­lic urban gar­den on the west side of the site fronting onto Front Street West. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Reve Con­dos – 560 Front Street West One of the more archi­tec­turally funky new con­dos in Toronto, Reve at 560 Front Street West is Tridel’s newest down­town Toronto condo com­mu­nity. Reve Condo suites range from stu­dios to one bed­room and one bed­room with dens, to two bed­room and two bed­rooms with dens, up to three bed­room ter­raced suites. The build­ing fea­tures a beau­ti­ful lobby entrance with lounge, party room with fire­place and bil­liards, saunas and rooftop ter­race. The suites of Reve Con­dos have been fin­ished with spec­tac­u­lar atten­tion to detail, with extra-tall win­dows offer­ing stun­ning views of your sur­round­ings. Pre­mium plank lam­i­nate floor­ing in the kitchen and liv­ing areas is com­ple­mented by impres­sive seven-inch base­boards. Cul­tured mar­ble coun­ter­tops with inte­grated basins and five-foot soaker tubs in the bath­rooms are the ulti­mate expres­sions of lux­ury, while envi­ron­men­tally friendly inno­va­tions such as stacked front-loading dry­ers and high effi­ciency ENERGY STAR rated appli­ances. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Gar­dens at Queen – 60–98 Carr Street The Gar­dens on Queen are spec­tac­u­lar European-styled lux­ury town­homes devel­oped by Chest­nut Homes, near Queen and Bathurst. Nom­i­nated for low-rise project of the year, the Gar­dens are located right in the heart of one of Toronto’s trendi­est neigh­bor­hoods. Sur­rounded by Col­lege Street, Queen West, Kens­ing­ton Mar­ket and the finan­cial core, you’ll be liv­ing right next to Alexan­dra Park. You will enjoy out­door space as all units have patios or roof top ter­races with a gas BBQ hookup. This is cool, urban, afford­able liv­ing on Queen West. A few small bach­e­lors, but mainly one and two bed­room con­dos, in the tra­di­tional stacked town­house style. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Vic­tory Con­dos – 478 King Street West Vic­tory Con­dos is located at 478 King West, offer­ing down­town liv­ing in the heart of Toronto’s Fash­ion and Enter­tain­ment Dis­tricts. Cre­ated by BLVD Devel­op­ments, this 12-storey build­ing is located on King just west of Spad­ina, per­fect for young urban pro­fes­sion­als who want to live steps from the city’s most excit­ing restau­rants, shops, clubs and the­atres. Vic­tory Con­dos will range in size from 355 to 1,275 square feet, with lay­outs rang­ing from stu­dios to one-bedroom and one-bedrooms-plus-studies, up to two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-study and three-bedroom plans. Inte­ri­ors sur­round res­i­dents in a world of lux­ury, begin­ning with exec­u­tive concierge ser­vice. Excep­tional ameni­ties include a lounge/bar, a boardroom/dining room with a fully equipped kitchen and direct access to the lounge, an equipped fit­ness stu­dio, guest suite, bicy­cle park­ing, and a state of the art screen­ing room. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Brant Park – 438 Ade­laide Street West The Brant Park is a new condo project by Lamb Devel­op­ment Corp. cur­rently in pre-construction at 438 Ade­laide Street West. The project has a total of 243 units on 11 floors, rang­ing in size from 402 to 1,200 square feet. The Brant Park offers a strong nod to the Mod­ernist archi­tec­tural move­ment of the 1960s. The orga­nized sim­plic­ity of The Brant Park pro­vides a new bold style to the King Street West neigh­bour­hood – an eclec­tic mix of old and new. Live on a park, smack-dab in the mid­dle of King West, steps to Spad­ina, steps to Queen West. The rarest of find in the city; shrouded in green, a shady canopy of large mature trees, mean­der­ing walk­ways, land­scaped grounds, and a fenced play area for furry friends. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Quad Lofts 19–23 Brant Street I have always had an affec­tion for this devel­op­ment, being almost next door to my old pub­lic school. I have always found the units to be bet­ter laid out than most, in a fan­tas­tic down­town loca­tion. There are 2 build­ings that make up Quad Lofts, one fronting on the street and another one back in the court­yard. Phase 1 has 80 units in a 9-storey build­ing and Phase 2 is 11 storeys high with 134 con­dos. Located in the King West dis­trict. In a neigh­bor­hood of his­toric low-rise red-brick, with the King and Spad­ina street­cars just around the cor­ner. Some of the city’s best restau­rants, the­atre, fur­ni­ture shops, design stu­dios are all within a block or two away. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Fash­ion House – 560 King Street West Fash­ion House has an iconic 150-foot frontage on King Street (560 King St W). Freed Devel­op­ments has opted to cel­e­brate King Street’s her­itage as a fash­ion dis­trict. Fash­ion House is a mod­ern 12-storey struc­ture, designed by Toronto’s Core Archi­tects, is a series of stacked glass and steel boxes which wrap around the his­toric three-storey Toronto Sil­ver­plate build­ing, restored to its 1882 beauty. Ini­tially Fash­ion House was meant to have 14 floors (the City said no to 14 floors), and uni­form lipstick-red cur­tains lin­ing the floor-to-ceiling win­dows. Suites will use mod­ern built-ins to act as room dividers. Fash­ion House will house retail and restau­rants on its ground level. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Five Nine on Rich­mond – 533 Rich­mond Street West On the south­east cor­ner of Rich­mond and Port­land is this newer soft loft build­ing by 59 Devel­op­ments and Core Archi­tects. It is a 10-storey, 52-unit mod­ern glass, steel and con­crete build­ing with soft lofts rang­ing in size from 471 to 2,159 square feet. The mod­est yet mod­ern build­ing of glass, steel and con­crete is an inti­mate low-rise build­ing with mod­ern con­tem­po­rary lofts. The float­ing pent­house extends out from the build­ing on two sides, while a car-stacking sys­tem allows for the best uti­liza­tion of space. Fea­tures include 9-foot ceil­ings with exposed con­crete, hard­wood floors, gran­ite coun­ters, stain­less steel appli­ances, designer kitchen and baths. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Cityscape Ter­race – 500 Rich­mond Street West Cityscape Ter­race at 500 Rich­mond Street West is great for the down­town pro­fes­sional who wants to be close to all the action. The larger pent­house suites have huge decks that can eas­ily cater 20 peo­ple – and they have BBQ hookups as well. This is one of the bet­ter value con­dos in down­town Toronto, with very large liv­ing spaces and bed­rooms for the money. There are a nice mix of one and two-storey con­dos – but no exer­cise or recre­ation facil­i­ties here, which does how­ever result in lower condo fees. As with most con­dos, heat and hydro are paid sep­a­rately by the own­ers. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Port­land Park Vil­lage – 550 Front Street West Port­land Park Vil­lage at 550 Front was devel­oped by Cityscape Devel­op­ments in 2001. The com­plex has a 10-storey con­do­minium build­ing and town­houses behind. The tower fea­tures gen­er­ous bal­conies and ter­races and many two-level suites with rooftop patios. One bed­room and two bed­room suites start at 550 square feet and get up to 2,000 square feet or so. Behind the condo tower are 51 stacked town­houses and 8 full town­homes. The stacked towns range from 427 to 1,496 square feet, plus ter­race or patio. The full town­houses face the park and are 1,744 to 1,907 square feet. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

12 Degrees – 15 Bev­er­ley Street 12 Degrees is a new condo and town­house project by BSäR Group of Com­pa­nies cur­rently under con­struc­tion on Bev­er­ley Street, just north of Queen West. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013. Avail­able condos/townhouses range in price from $299,990 to over $1,000,000. The project has a total of 90 units on 11 floors. 12 Degrees is located in the heart of Queen West’s prime shop­ping dis­trict between Uni­ver­sity and Spad­ina. 12 Degrees Condo is inspired by the col­lec­tive cre­ativ­ity of its neigh­bour­hood, from the AGO to OCAD. 12 Degrees Con­do­minium chal­lenges its con­tem­po­raries with forward-thinking archi­tec­ture. Inti­mate in size but awe­some in energy, a bou­tique build­ing, home to a select few who share a con­tem­po­rary design aes­thetic. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Peter Street Con­do­mini­ums – 328 Ade­laide Street West Peter Street Con­do­mini­ums is a new condo project by Cen­tre­Court Devel­op­ments cur­rently under con­struc­tion at Ade­laide Street West at Peter Street. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2014. Located at 328 Ade­laide Street West, Peter Street Con­do­mini­ums are com­ing to the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict. The cur­rent plan will see a new 40 storey mixed use build­ing at the cor­ner of Peter and Ade­laide St West. The tower will fea­ture an 11 storey podium and con­tain 330 res­i­den­tial units and 118 park­ing spots with 5 lev­els of below grade park­ing. Retail will be at street level while com­mer­cial and office space are pro­posed on the sec­ond and third floors. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Stu­dio on Rich­mond – Rich­mond Street West at Dun­can Stu­dio on Rich­mond is a new condo and town­house project by Aspen Ridge Homes cur­rently under con­struc­tion at Rich­mond and Dun­can. The project has a total of 337 units and is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013. Stu­dio on Rich­mond is a con­do­minium that defines a loca­tion. Right in the heart of the city, within walk­ing dis­tance of the great­est selec­tion of the­atre, din­ing, shop­ping, enter­tain­ment and night life. Steps from the sub­way, and closer still to the Queen and King street­car lines. Located in what is widely con­sid­ered the hottest spot for a down­town Toronto condo com­mu­nity and tak­ing an entire city block, Stu­dio fea­tures lux­u­ri­ous bach­e­lor, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites. It will also include an 8,000 square foot gallery with café that will fea­ture OCAD grad­u­ates’ work. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Tableau Con­do­mini­ums – 117 Peter Street Tableau is a 36-storey mixed-use build­ing designed by Wall­man Archi­tects fea­tur­ing 410 res­i­den­tial suites, 25,000 sq.ft. of office space and retail space at the ground level. The sig­na­ture ele­ment of the build­ing is a struc­tural “table” on which the res­i­den­tial por­tion of the build­ing sits, strate­gi­cally locat­ing it above the site’s exist­ing ware­house build­ing. The front of this build­ing is being rein­ter­preted and recon­structed and will accom­mo­date the com­mer­cial office space, ground floor lobby and retail. The table struc­ture also cre­ates a large, four-storey colon­naded pub­lic plaza on Rich­mond Street. Sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2014, there will be 415 units on 36 floors, rang­ing from 405 to 1,036 square feet. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Pin­na­cle on Ade­laide – 295 Ade­laide Street West Pin­na­cle International’s newest and sig­na­ture build­ing in Toronto, The Pin­na­cle on Ade­laide is set to make its debut in the res­i­den­tial heart of Toronto’s Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict. This land­mark will truly allow res­i­dents take to cen­tre stage to every­thing this great city has to offer. The Pin­na­cle on Ade­laide is a new condo project by Pin­na­cle Inter­na­tional cur­rently under con­struc­tion at 295 Ade­laide Street West. The project will have a total of 564 units on 43 floors, rang­ing from 594 to 1,047 square feet. The inte­ri­ors have that easy lux­ury and high qual­ity that is the sig­na­ture of today’s mod­ern liv­ing. Com­plete with engi­neered hard­wood floors, stain­less steel appli­ances, designer cab­i­netry and floor to ceil­ing win­dows. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

FIVE Con­dos – 5 St. Joseph Street Five St. Joseph is a dra­matic 48-storey mod­ern point-tower, inte­grat­ing the historically-designated façade of 5 St. Joseph, designed by the award-winning archi­tec­tural firm Hariri Pon­tarini Archi­tects, at the south-east cor­ner of St. Joseph and St. Nicholas Street, just west of Yonge St. The mod­ern and sleek glass tower will fea­ture undu­lat­ing bal­conies offer­ing panoramic views of the City, while the brick podium offers His­toric Loft suites with orig­i­nal design details. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2014 and will have a total of 491 units. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Bisha Hotel and Res­i­dences – 56 Blue Jays Way Bisha Hotel and Res­i­dences is the newest private-label bou­tique brand to orig­i­nate in Toronto since Four Sea­sons Hotels and Resorts was intro­duced in the 1960s. Ris­ing to 41 storeys and designed by award–winning Rudy Wall­man of Wall­man Archi­tects, the Bisha flag­ship prop­erty will be sit­u­ated in the heart of the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict on Blue Jays Way, just south of King Street West, close to the Finan­cial Dis­trict, Air Canada Cen­tre and Rogers Cen­tre, and steps to city’s chicest restau­rants, live the­atre, sport­ing events and music venues. The mod­ernist land­scape that melds archi­tec­ture with urban­ism is by award-winning land­scape firm gh3. Inte­ri­ors and ameni­ties are designed by internationally-renowned Munge Leung. When com­plete, there will be 332 con­dos and 100 hotel rooms. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Char­lie Con­dos – 430 King Street West A dra­matic 32-storey build­ing with 278 units designed by the award-winning firm Dia­mond + Schmitt Archi­tects, at the north­west cor­ner of King Street West and Char­lotte Street. The main entrance is on Char­lotte Street. Con­tem­po­rary clear glass stretches along the tower’s alu­minum frame, while her­itage brick, rem­i­nis­cent of his­toric neigh­bour­hood empo­ri­ums, secure the foun­da­tion. Ameni­ties will be located on the entire sev­enth floor and will include fit­ness and weight rooms, aerobic/yoga stu­dio, co-ed steam room and his and her change rooms, media lounge, cater­ing kitchen with din­ing room, bil­liard room/lounge, library lounge and pool side lounge. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Cin­ema Tower – 31 Wid­mer Street Cin­ema Tower is a new 43-storey condo project by The Daniels Cor­po­ra­tion cur­rently under con­struc­tion at 31 Wid­mer Street. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013 with a total of 444 units. Clad in steel and glass, Cin­ema Tower is a dra­matic 43-storey tower fea­tur­ing a strik­ing six storey podium and unique curved roofline. The build­ing is ide­ally located in the heart of Toronto’s World Class Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict and just moments from fine din­ing, the­atres and shop­ping. One of the most excit­ing things about pur­chas­ing at Cin­ema Tower will be the unique con­nec­tion to the Toronto Inter­na­tional Film Fes­ti­val includ­ing mem­ber­ship to TIFF Bell Light­box and other perks. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Fes­ti­val Tower – 80 John Street Fes­ti­val Tower Con­dos, ris­ing 41 floors above Fes­ti­val Centre’s five-storey podium build­ing at King and John in the heart of the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict, devel­oped by Daniels Cor­po­ra­tion in part­ner­ship with film­maker Ivan Reit­man and his sis­ters Agi Andel and Susan Michaels. Fes­ti­val Tower Con­do­mini­ums are unri­valled in the Toronto condo mar­ket and is des­tined to be downtown’s hottest address. Con­ceived by the award-winning team of Kuwambara Payne McKenna Blum­berg (KPMB) in col­lab­o­ra­tion with Kirkor Archi­tects and Plan­ners, Fes­ti­val Tower will include 528 con­dos rang­ing from 435 square feet to pent­houses up to 4,000 square feet. Fes­ti­val Tower Condo res­i­dents at 80 John St will also expe­ri­ence all the ameni­ties of the Tower Club, a com­plete spa and fit­ness cen­tre with indoor and out­door whirlpools, saunas, aro­mather­apy steam rooms, and access to a full menu of spa treat­ments. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Eleven Res­i­dences – 11 St. Joseph Street Eleven Res­i­dences is a recent condo and town­house project by Bar­ney River Invest­ments at 11 St. Joseph Street, just west of Yonge. The project has a total of 206 units. Bar­ney River Invest­ments took an exist­ing build­ing and com­pletely refur­bished the for­mer rental suites into a new col­lec­tion of condo units. The con­dos include engi­neered hard­wood floor­ing, European-style kitchen cab­i­netry, quartz kitchen coun­ter­tops, and large-format porce­lain tile floor­ing in the bath­rooms. Ameni­ties include 24-hour concierge, movie screen room, work­out facil­i­ties and a rooftop ter­race. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

FLY Con­dos – 352 Front Street West FLY Con­dos is a new condo project by Empire Com­mu­ni­ties cur­rently under con­struc­tion at 352 Front Street West. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013. The project has a total of 465 units on 24 floors. Visu­ally iconic, con­tex­tu­ally dra­matic, FLY Con­dos will be an arrest­ing archi­tec­tural com­po­si­tion in glass, stone and pre-cast. Soar­ing above Front Street just east of Spad­ina, FLY offers a range of suites from chic stu­dios to gra­cious three-bedroom lay­outs. FLY is des­tined to become an instant land­mark in down­town Toronto. FLY will pro­vide sophis­ti­cated young urban pro­fes­sion­als, move-up buy­ers and empty-nesters alike with great shop­ping, games at the Rogers Cen­tre and nights on the town. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Gar­ri­son at Fort York – 169 Fort York Boule­vard The Gar­ri­son at Fort York is a new condo project by Onni Group of Com­pa­nies at 169 Fort York Boule­vard. The project was com­pleted in 2012 with 242 units on 12 floors. Gar­ri­son is an inti­mate 12-storey build­ing located on the cor­ner of Bathurst Street and Fort York Boule­vard in Toronto’s up-and-coming Fort York neigh­bour­hood. Gar­ri­son places you at the gate­way to Toronto’s best neigh­bour­hoods and is nearby Lake Ontario, parks and the TTC. It offers breath­tak­ing views of the CN Tower and over his­toric Fort York. The City of Toronto is invest­ing in the Fort York dis­trict, con­nect­ing it to the down­town core to make this neigh­bour­hood Toronto’s next hot spot for urban liv­ing. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

The Yards at Fort York – Ian­nuzzi Street The Yards will be a vibrant addi­tion to the new res­i­den­tial neigh­bour­hoods that are revi­tal­iz­ing the lands south of his­toric Fort York. Its seven storey base will pro­vide an appro­pri­ate street scale along Bruyures Mews, while the twenty-eight storey tower pro­vides a trans­par­ent bea­con at the west­ern entrance to Toronto’s down­town. The 28-storey condo will house 412 units, rang­ing in size from 442 to 1,438 square feet. Plans for a pedes­trian bridge, vis­i­tors cen­tre, new library, Fort York Boule­vard exten­sion, under­ground tun­nel to the air­port and more are all under way. New oppor­tu­ni­ties for retail includ­ing a gro­cery store are com­ing to this grow­ing area. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Local at Fort York – Ian­nuzzi Street Local at Fort York Con­dos is a new condo and town­house project by Onni Group of Com­pa­nies cur­rently in pre­con­struc­tion at Ian­nuzzi Street in Toronto. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2014. The condo will have 240 units in a mid-rise 13 storeys. Another bou­tique build­ing in Onni’s Fort York master-planned com­mu­nity. Con­ve­niently posi­tioned, Local puts you at the epi­cen­tre of all the action, only steps from the Bathurst street­car and close to pop­u­lar neigh­bour­hoods such as King West, Queen West and the Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict. Ameni­ties include exec­u­tive concierge, rooftop ter­race with BBQ, fit­ness and exer­cise stu­dio, guest suite and rooftop gar­den. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Library Dis­trict Con­dos – Fort York Boule­vard Library Dis­trict Con­do­mini­ums gets its name in cel­e­bra­tion of the City of Toronto’s 100th pub­lic library, which will join the build­ing in Toronto’s Down­town West Neigh­bour­hood in a priv­i­leged posi­tion on Mouth of the Creek Park. The 29-storey build­ing is con­tem­po­rary, vibrant, play­ful and eye catch­ing. The archi­tec­ture is inspired by the adja­cent Fort York and the abstrac­tion of books lin­ing a shelf. The 364 units will range in size from 388-square-foot stu­dios up to 826-square-foot two bed­rooms. Min­utes on foot to Lake Ontario, the Mar­tin Good­man trail, the King Street Enter­tain­ment Dis­trict, and the down­town core, Library Dis­trict Con­do­mini­ums is in the heart of it all. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Infin­ity Con­dos – 30 Grand Trunk Cres­cent & 51 Lower Sim­coe Street With Phase 3 now under con­struc­tion, the exist­ing Phase 1 has 395 units in 35 storeys and Phase 2 has 244 units in 16 storeys. Infin­ity con­dos are located near Lakeshore and York Street, a short walk to Toronto’s water­front. One of downtown’s newest lux­ury con­do­minium res­i­dence, a soar­ing archi­tec­tural mas­ter­piece right across from the Air Canada Cen­tre. The final phase of Infin­ity Con­dos will be a mid-rise when com­pared to its sig­nif­i­cant other also known as the first phase. The 16 storey mid-rise will have 244 units and be a more inti­mate and exclu­sive res­i­dence. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Lofts 399 – 399 Ade­laide Street West Orig­i­nally called Mode Lofts, the renamed Lofts 399 is a new soft loft project by Cres­ford Devel­op­ment Cor­po­ra­tion at Ade­laide and Brant Street. The project was com­pleted in 2013, with 170 units in a small­ish 10 storey glass and steel build­ing fronted by a beau­ti­fully land­scaped court­yard with water gar­den (shared with Quad Lofts on Brant). The build­ing fea­tures glass and steel archi­tec­ture, with ameni­ties includ­ing 24-hour concierge, fully equipped fit­ness room with his & hers change rooms, resis­tance pool, bil­liards lounge and a party room with double-sided fire­place. All lofts boast 10-foot ceil­ings for plenty of nat­ural light! Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

Res­i­dences at RCMI – 426 Uni­ver­sity Avenue Res­i­dences at RCMI on Uni­ver­sity is a new condo project by Trib­ute Com­mu­ni­ties cur­rently under con­struc­tion on the site of The Royal Cana­dian Mil­i­tary Insti­tute on Uni­ver­sity Avenue. Only the sec­ond condo on Uni­ver­sity, it is sure to be pop­u­lar. The project is sched­uled for com­ple­tion in 2013–2014. The 42-storey condo tower will have 315 units with no large con­dos, the sizes rang­ing from 494 to only 763 square feet. This is the condo that make the news for hav­ing no park­ing, none at all! Designed to LEED stan­dards, The Res­i­dences at RCMI is a soar­ing tes­ti­mony to Trib­utes com­mit­ment to green liv­ing. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

U Con­do­mini­ums – Bay Street & Mary Street Pem­ber­ton group chose a unique loca­tion adja­cent to the lush grounds of the St. Michael’s Col­lege cam­pus of the Uni­ver­sity of Toronto for their sin­gu­larly excep­tional U Con­do­mini­ums. The 55 and 45-storey con­dos at Bay and Mary Streets will have a total of 840 units (holy crap) rang­ing in size from 325 to 1,458 square feet, with ceil­ing heights from 9 to 10 feet. The two tow­ers will be sur­rounded by a perime­ter of town­homes and envelop­ing an inner court­yard. Investors are sure to like this devel­op­ment, with the ease of access to U of T stu­dents want­ing to rent out the lit­tle stu­dio units. Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you. ———-

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Lib­erty Vil­lage is a neigh­bour­hood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is bounded at the north by King Street West, the west by Duf­ferin Street, the south by the Gar­diner Express­way, the east by Stra­chan Avenue, and the north­east by the CP rail­way tracks.

The neigh­bour­hood aims to dis­tin­guish itself from Park­dale, which now begins west of Duf­ferin Street. Its loca­tion is con­sid­ered one of its finest assets being a 5 minute walk to the Lakeshore, 20 minute walk to the finan­cial core and a 10 minute walk from the entertainment/fashion/gallery districts.

Partly because of this, Lib­erty Vil­lage has expe­ri­enced phe­nom­e­nal growth from 2004 to the present in terms of new condos/lofts, office space, a new park, and a mul­ti­tude of new shops and restau­rants. It has been dubbed by many the “hottest” neigh­bour­hood in Toronto.

Offices are mostly con­cen­trated in the west end of Lib­erty Vil­lage. New condo devel­op­ments are cur­rently focused on East Lib­erty Street, which begins east of Hanna Avenue. Over 20 new restau­rants have opened in the past 3 years.

Lib­erty Vil­lage is also known for its suc­cess­ful Art and Design stu­dios. Many Cana­dian and US design firms have located to Lib­erty Vil­lage, cre­at­ing many jobs for the increas­ing num­ber of cit­i­zens that have moved into the grow­ing neighbourhood.

Like other gen­tri­fied areas of Toronto, the orig­i­nal “Queen West” —the stretch between Uni­ver­sity Avenue and Spad­ina Avenue — is now lined with upscale bou­tiques, chain stores, restau­rants, tat­too par­lours and hair salons. The area between Uni­ver­sity and Spad­ina Avenues was a cul­tural nexus in the 1980s known for its restau­rants, clubs and eclec­tic mix of street per­form­ers, musi­cians and a haven for the punk rock scene with its famous club kids such as Kinga, Seika, Wanda and a host of oth­ers. In the 1960s and early 1970s, this stretch of Queen Street West was an age­ing com­mer­cial strip, known for “greasy spoon” restau­rants and inex­pen­sive hous­ing in the area. In the late 1970s and 1980s, the area was trans­formed by local stu­dents, includ­ing those of the nearby Ontario Col­lege of Art & Design, and the area devel­oped an active music scene which was one of the dom­i­nant cen­tres of Cana­dian music in its era.

Between Trin­ity Bell­woods Park and Duf­ferin Street is West Queen Street West, also known as the Art and Design Dis­trict. For this one kilo­me­tre stretch, nearly every store­front on the north side is either a gallery, bar, or night­club. Unlike the boutique-oriented store­fronts of the east­ern por­tion of the street, the Gallery Dis­trict con­tains an abun­dance of space avail­able for spe­cial events. The lack of retail in the area, how­ever, cre­ates a void of week­day pedes­trian traf­fic. West Queen Street West has under­gone rapid trans­for­ma­tion in the past cou­ple of years. Rents have increased dra­mat­i­cally and many gal­leries have left. Recent depar­tures include Sis Boom Bah, Luft Gallery, Burston Gallery and Brack­ett Gallery.

Duf­ferin and Queen is a two-legged inter­sec­tion bro­ken up by the Queen Street Sub­way (a his­toric CN rail­way bridge under­pass – first built in 1898) in the 1200 block. Once past there, Queen Street West makes its way through Park­dale Vil­lage. Park­dale is one of Toronto’s old­est neigh­bour­hoods, with an abun­dance of social hous­ing on the south side of Queen Street, as well as room­ing houses and day cen­tres toward Sorau­ren Avenue.

Although Park­dale has a working-class social pro­file, with both low– and high-density rental hous­ing in the streets south of Queen, gen­tri­fi­ca­tion has recently become an issue. The high mar­ket value and desir­abil­ity of the older houses on the north side have made it pos­si­ble for young pro­fes­sion­als to ren­o­vate and raise prop­erty val­ues, as hap­pened in ear­lier decades in other inner Toronto neighbourhoods.

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Lau­rin & Natalie Jef­frey are Toronto Real­tors with Cen­tury 21 Regal Realty.
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