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Price/Sqft Range
467 sqft - 2542 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$977 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2008
Building Scale
Floors: 49 | Total Units: 612
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2008
Condo Corp
TSCC-1949
Date Registered
Jun 26, 2008
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
West One stands as a prominent 49-storey residential tower in Toronto's CityPlace district, completed in 2008 as part of the ambitious Railway Lands transformation. This high-rise development converted former Canadian National Railway yards into a thriving urban residential community.
The building features both the main tower and an integrated mid-rise section called The Gallery. Its architectural design complements the neighbouring Harbour View Estates, creating visual continuity throughout the area.
Positioned strategically within Block 4 of this master-planned community, West One offers residents convenient access to both the waterfront and Toronto's central business district.
West One accommodates a diverse range of housing needs with suites spanning from 467 square feet to 2,542 square feet. The building offers everything from efficient entry-level units to spacious penthouse residences with premium finishes.
At an Average Price: $977 / sq. ft., the building attracts primarily young professionals and families seeking their first downtown property investment. This price point reflects the building's desirable location and comprehensive amenities.
The building provides residents with modern urban living conveniences designed for the downtown lifestyle. Amenities cater to both relaxation and professional needs within the high-density urban environment.
The surrounding area represents Toronto's modern urban living at its finest, designed specifically for working professionals and young families. Residents benefit from proximity to major sports venues, entertainment facilities, and the financial core.
The neighbourhood features a carefully planned mix of high-rise condominiums, mid-rise buildings, and townhouses. This former industrial district has been transformed into a cohesive residential community that balances urban density with livability.
West One was developed by Concord Adex as a cornerstone project within the broader CityPlace community. The developer successfully transformed the former Railway Lands into a modern residential district over an eight-year period from 2002 to 2010.
Concord Adex also constructed the distinctive glass-and-steel SkyBridge that defines the area's skyline. This comprehensive redevelopment represents one of the most significant urban revitalization projects in Toronto's history.
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