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Price/Sqft Range
941 sqft - 2356 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$649 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1988
Building Scale
Floors: 27 | Total Units: 260
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1988
Condo Corp
MTCC-787
Date Registered
Jul 4, 1988
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 1988, the Residences of the Madison Centre stands as a 27-storey high-rise tower in North York's Lansing-Westgate neighbourhood. This substantial development houses 260 residential units across its impressive height.
The building's construction aligned with the significant urban densification occurring along the Yonge and Sheppard corridor during the late 1980s. Unlike many contemporary towers of that era, this development features a more generous building footprint, allowing for larger individual living spaces.
The Residences of the Madison Centre offers suite sizes ranging from 941 square feet to 2,356 square feet. These expansive floor plans deliver house-sized living arrangements within the convenience of high-rise living.
With an Average Price: $649 / sq. ft., the building presents compelling value for North York buyers who prioritize spacious interiors. This pricing structure provides excellent square-footage efficiency compared to other developments in the area.
The Lansing-Westgate neighbourhood successfully balances commercial convenience with residential tranquility. Residents benefit from immediate access to the vibrant Yonge Street corridor, offering diverse dining establishments and retail options for daily needs.
The area promotes an active outdoor lifestyle through its proximity to Earl Bales Park and surrounding green spaces. This location appeals to both professionals requiring efficient highway and subway connections, and families seeking an established community with deep neighbourhood roots.
Lansing-Westgate served as the developer for the Residences of the Madison Centre. The company delivered this 27-storey residential tower in 1988, playing a significant role in the ongoing urban development and densification of North York's growing city centre.
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