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Price/Sqft Range
445 sqft - 1250 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$931 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1999
Building Scale
Floors: 12 | Total Units: 375
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1999
Condo Corp
MTCC-1280 MTCC-1385
Date Registered
Dec 1, 1999
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 1999 by Camrost, New Times Square is a purpose-built high-rise condominium rather than a heritage conversion. The 12-storey building features traditional late-90s exterior design that blends seamlessly with the surrounding streetscape.
The development houses 375 units with diverse floor plan options. The unit mix includes bachelor suites, one- and two-bedroom configurations, plus specialized layouts. Notable features include two-storey lofts on the third and fifth floors, while penthouses crown the top level.
Architecturally, the building maximizes natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows throughout. Most residences include private outdoor space via balconies or terraces, creating a direct connection to the urban environment while maintaining residential privacy.
Floor plans at 109 Front St E range from 445 square feet to 1,250 square feet. With an average price of $931 / sq. ft., New Times Square represents competitive value for buyers seeking downtown core living.
Interior finishes typically feature open-concept layouts and hardwood flooring. Living spaces are designed to maximize both square footage and natural light exposure.
The loft units on the third and fifth floors offer particularly impressive vertical space, with ceiling heights reaching up to 20 feet, creating dramatic living environments.
Life at 109 Front St E is shaped by the dynamic energy of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, which serves as a vital junction between Toronto's historic districts and modern downtown core.
The location attracts professionals and culinary enthusiasts who value walkability and the vibrant local food scene. Residents can choose between city-facing units that capture the urban buzz or courtyard-facing suites that provide tranquil refuge within the city centre.
This flexibility allows residents to select their preferred living experience - either embracing the active streetscape or enjoying peaceful moments in the heart of downtown Toronto.
New Times Square was developed by Camrost, also known as Camrost-Felstead, a Toronto-based firm with an established track record in mid-rise and high-rise developments throughout prime neighbourhoods.
The company has built a reputation for creating well-positioned developments that retain strong market value over decades. New Times Square exemplifies this approach, maintaining consistent demand and market stability since its completion in 1999.
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