KING Toronto Condos

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Project Details

For sale from:

$1,200,000

Current Sq.ft.Price

$2374/sq.ft.

At Launch Sq.ft.Price

$1630/sq.ft.

Change in Price

+$744/sq.ft (+45.6%)

About

We wanted to explore some of Safdie's revolutionary concepts with King Street West, but instead of having it nested into a utopian experiment on an island, have it nested into the centre of Toronto, as an alternative to the tower and podium you see a lot of in the city. "It would be peculiar if one of the world's most diverse cities had the most uniform architectural design," remarks BIG's founding partner Bjarke Ingels. - Information, Advice, and News About GTA New Home and Condo Developments

Highlights

Westbank goes beyond just creating buildings; we acknowledge the surroundings and the existing community and create a new addition to the space and community that improves and gives back.
We embrace our eclectic nature, broadening our interests, and actively pursuing interesting collaborations outside property: art, culture, technology, sustainability, infrastructure, etc.
We invite unique and interesting collaboration between cultural pioneers, showcasing their work, and using it to inform and influence our projects.
We take on the role of patron of culture, and distribute it globally.

Location & Neighbourhood

Near the Loblaw supermarket
Proceed to the TTC station.
Near to the top eateries, bars, and entertainment
Near the University of Toronto
5 minutes away from the main hospital

1 Bed

From: $1,277,990

$2,278 /ft

+$697 (+44.1%)

Since Launch

1 Bed + Den

From: $1,276,990

$2,301 /ft

+$739 (+47.3%)

Since Launch

2 Bed

From: $2,069,990

$2,312 /ft

+$566 (+32.4%)

Since Launch

3 Bed

From: $3,436,990

$2,522 /ft

+$847 (+50.6%)

Since Launch

Deposit Structure

$10,000 on signing
Balance to 5% in 30 Days
5% in 120 Days
10% on Occupancy

Incentives

Single Stall - $169,000 - Available for Suites
1,000 sq ft and up
Tandem - $245,000 - Available for Penthouses
Waitlist - Suites less than 1,000 sq ft

Amenities

Spa
Swimming Pools
Atrium
Outdoor Terrace
Games and Party Room
Steam Room
Fitness Center
Sauna
Lobby
Courtyard

Feature Finishes

Fully-equipped fitness centre and yoga studio
Resilient hardwood flooring, mirrored walls, and built-in millwork
Access to an outdoor furnished rooftop terrace
Two over-height, over-sized 3,500 lb high-performance passenger elevators per mountain (8 passenger elevators total)
Interior cab design by BIG
Centre-opening doors
Cellular repeaters provide mobile phone access while in elevators
24-hour concierge located in the East Atrium with a custom BIG-designed sculptural concierge desk.
BIG designed custom Italian crafted Fazioli piano within the East Atrium
The diffuser system dispenses a custom fragrance throughout each of the lobbies and corridors
Lobby with 24-hour concierge located within the East Atrium lobby
24-hour digital video recording surveillance of building entry points
Video enter phone system for each lobby (North, East, South, West)
High-efficiency heating & cooling system
Air conditioning with smart thermostats and room temperature controls
Floor-to-ceiling exterior glazing and balcony doors for the interior living spaces to extend into the exterior spaces
Cable trellis system with special attachment to the building façade in specific areas dependent on the location and altitude in order to facilitate vine growth on top of the exterior façade

About Developer

Allied Properties

When Allied went public in 2003, it was specifically to consolidate Class I workspace that was distinctive, affordable, and conveniently placed. It became important to remark, five years later, that Allied is engaged in the business of intensifying its portfolio's underutilized land. The largest internet exchange point in Canada and the sixth largest in North America are owned and operated by Allied, it was essential to add a year later. Allied was able to expand as a prominent owner, manager, and developer of (i) urban workspace in Canada's major cities and (ii) network-dense urban data centres in Toronto as a result of the constant consolidation, intensification, and development that followed.

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