The Humber
10 Wilby Crescent Cres, York Crosstown
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Unit Size Range
451 sqft - 1129 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$744 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2023
Building Scale
Floors: 22 | Total Units: 232
Building Details
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Condo Corp
TSCC-2982
Date Registered
Jun 28, 2023
Maintenance Fees Include
Common Element
Building Insurance
Description
About The Humber
- Address: 10 Wilby Crescent, York
- Neighbourhood: Weston / York Crosstown
- Developer: Options for Homes
- Year Built: 2023
- Storeys: 22
- Units: 232
- Building Type: High-Rise Condo
- Suite Sizes: 451 sq. ft. – 1,129 sq. ft.
- Average Price: $744 / sq. ft.
Overview of The Humber
Built in 2023, The Humber is a 22-storey high-rise located in the Weston Village area. The project introduced 232 attainable ownership condominium homes to the York Crosstown corridor.
The development provides housing solutions for moderate-income residents, serving as a residential site within the York district.
The project supports the transition of Weston Village into a high-density residential hub, situated along the York Crosstown transit corridor.
Suite Sizes & Value
Floor plans at The Humber range from 451 to 1,129 square feet, accommodating various household sizes from individuals to families.
Average Price: $744 / sq. ft. This pricing reflects the developer's focus on affordability and attainable homeownership.
Building Amenities & Features
Location Highlights
- 10 Wilby Crescent in Weston Village.
- Proximity to the Humber River valley.
- Located within the York Crosstown area.
- Access to Weston corridor revitalization projects.
Lifestyle Near The Humber
Weston Village attracts moderate-income families and residents interested in communities undergoing revitalization. The neighbourhood follows a transition similar to The Junction or the Distillery District.
Residents have access to the Humber River valley and the York Crosstown corridor.
About the Developer
Options for Homes is a non-profit developer of attainable ownership condominiums founded in 1994. The organisation has built more than 3,300 homes in the Greater Toronto Area.
Past projects include Heintzman Place and developments in the Distillery District. In 2023, the developer merged leadership with Home Ownership Alternatives.


