INDX Condos

INDX Condos is a completed 54-storey residential tower containing 798 units at 70 Temperance Street in Toronto’s Financial District. Page + Steele / IBI Group Architects designed the horizontally layered glass tower with rectangular articulation. Lifetime Developments and CentreCourt Developments served as co-developers. Cecconi Simone completed interior specifications. Construction reached completion in 2016.

Project Highlights

Unit configurations span 361 to 821 square feet across studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-den, and three-bedroom layouts. Penthouse units extend to approximately 1,035 square feet. The compact sizing targets Financial District professionals prioritizing location proximity over square footage, positioning the building as executive rental and pied-à-terre inventory.

The tower employs floor-to-ceiling window systems, maximizing natural light penetration while increasing heating and cooling loads. Engineered wood flooring spans principal rooms. Smooth ceilings avoid bulkhead intrusions in compact layouts. Kitchens feature stone countertops, contemporary cabinetry, and integrated stainless steel appliances. Undercounter wine refrigerators occupy premium units, consuming valuable storage space in sub-400 square foot configurations.

Most units include private balconies or terraces, though dimensions vary significantly by floor plate position. Open-concept layouts eliminate separation between cooking and living zones, amplifying odor and noise transmission in entertaining scenarios. Storage capacity remains constrained in smaller units, limiting long-term livability for occupants, accumulating standard household goods.

Underground parking operates on allocation availability rather than guaranteed provision. Maintenance fees include water, building insurance, and common element costs. The building employs standard residential construction without premium energy certifications or LEED designation.

Location

The property occupies 70 Temperance Street in the Financial District core. Walk Score: 100/100. Transit Score: 100/100. Bike Score: 75/100. The site sits between Richmond Street and Adelaide Street, establishing immediate adjacency to Bay Street office towers.

Transit access:

• Direct PATH underground network connection at building base
• Queen TTC subway station: 5 minutes walking
• Osgoode TTC subway station: 5 minutes walking
• Union Station: 10 minutes walking with GO Transit, VIA Rail, and UP Express connectivity
• Multiple streetcar routes along King and Queen corridors

Highway connectivity:

• Gardiner Expressway: 5 minutes via Bay Street
• Don Valley Parkway: connection via Gardiner Expressway

Commercial proximity:

• CF Toronto Eaton Centre: 300 meters north
• PATH network: direct building connection
• St. Lawrence Market: 1 kilometer east
• Entertainment District: 500 meters west

Cultural venues:

• Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre: 400 meters
• Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts: 600 meters
• Rogers Centre: 800 meters southwest
• Scotiabank Arena (formerly Air Canada Centre): 900 meters south

Amenities

Indoor Facilities

• Fitness center with cardiovascular equipment, free weights, and resistance machines
• Change rooms adjoining fitness facilities
• Theatre room with projection and seating
• Party room with kitchen facilities
• Games room with recreational equipment
• Cards room for table gaming
• Billiards room with tables
• Poker room for card games
• Library with seating and reading materials
• Business centre with workstations and meeting rooms
• Golf simulator with training area
• Guest suites for temporary visitor accommodation
• 24-hour concierge service
• No swimming pool

Outdoor Facilities

• Rooftop terrace with seating areas
• Multiple outdoor zones across podium levels
• No BBQ stations documented
• No dedicated dog run
• No garden plots

Building Services

24-hour concierge operates from lobby desk with security monitoring, parcel management, and visitor screening. Direct PATH connection permits weather-protected access to Financial District office towers, Eaton Centre retail, and Union Station transit hub without street-level exposure during winter months. This underground connectivity establishes significant practical advantage for daily commuting compared to surface-only buildings. Underground bicycle storage accommodates cycling equipment.

Technical Infrastructure

Individual suite HVAC systems provide heating and cooling with separate utility metering, transferring equipment maintenance to unit owners. High-speed internet infrastructure accommodates fiber-optic connections with multiple provider options. Fire suppression includes sprinklers throughout. Concrete floor slabs between units provide vertical sound isolation, though thin party walls in compact layouts transmit lateral noise between adjacent units.