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Price/Sqft Range
524 sqft - 1565 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$744 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2012
Building Scale
Floors: 15 | Total Units: 529
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2012
Condo Corp
TSCC-2232
Date Registered
Apr 18, 2012
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 2012 by Liberty Development Corporation, Metropolis & Parkside at Metroplace stands as a 15-storey residential development in North York's York University Heights neighbourhood. This multi-building complex was designed to create a cohesive residential community within the established area.
The architectural design features a distinctive half-triangular structure rising from a three-storey masonry podium. The tower portion showcases shaded glass wrapping, creating a striking contrast with the white masonry base below. This contemporary design approach was intentionally chosen to modernize the Sheppard Avenue West corridor.
Housing 529 units across its 15 floors, the development represents a significant addition to North York's residential landscape. The project successfully integrates glass and stone elements to distinguish itself from the surrounding mid-century housing stock in the neighbourhood.
The building offers diverse living options, from compact 524-square-foot one-bedroom units to spacious three-bedroom plus den layouts spanning 1,565 square feet. Each suite utilizes open-concept design principles to optimize space efficiency and create flowing interior layouts.
With an Average Price: $744 / sq. ft., the building represents competitive value in the North York market. Standard interior features include granite countertops, hardwood flooring in main living areas, and stainless steel appliances. The suites also feature tall kitchen cabinetry that maximizes storage capacity.
The variety of floor plans accommodates different lifestyle needs, from young professionals seeking efficient one-bedroom spaces to growing families requiring multiple bedrooms and flexible living areas.
York University Heights offers a predominantly residential character enhanced by significant green spaces like Downsview Park. The neighbourhood provides a quieter living environment while maintaining excellent connectivity to Toronto's broader transit network.
The location particularly benefits commuters and students. Downsview subway station enables direct access to downtown Toronto and other key employment centres throughout the city. This transit connectivity makes the area attractive for those working in the core while preferring a more residential setting.
The presence of Centennial College nearby, combined with reliable subway access, creates an ideal environment for students and academic professionals. The Sheppard West corridor provides established dining options and essential services, supporting daily convenience for residents.
Liberty Development Corporation served as the developer for Metropolis & Parkside at Metroplace. The company managed this multi-phase development project as part of their contribution to the residential expansion and architectural modernization of the Sheppard Avenue West area in North York.
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