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Price/Sqft Range
300 sqft - 1846 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$929 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2020
Building Scale
Floors: 48 | Total Units: 911
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2020
Condo Corp
TSCC-2824
Date Registered
Dec 21, 2020
Common Element
Building Insurance
King Blue stands as a remarkable mixed-use conversion project that preserves the six-storey heritage façade of the historic 1927 Canadian Westinghouse Building while incorporating two modern residential towers. This development represents the tallest façade retention project in Canada, maintaining the distinctive Art Deco terracotta-trimmed brick exterior at street level.
The architectural design by Page + Steele/IBI Group showcases gradient-fritted glass and dark aluminum accents that complement the heritage elements. An innovative vertical transfer structure system enables the residential levels to sit above the preserved heritage podium.
The development features an inner courtyard that serves as a dedicated space for vehicle pick-up and drop-off activities, effectively separating residential traffic from the busy surrounding streets.
King Blue offers suite sizes ranging from compact 300 square foot studios to spacious 1,846 square foot multi-bedroom units. This diverse range accommodates both individual residents and larger households seeking to live in Toronto's downtown core.
Average Price: $929 / sq. ft. This pricing provides accessible entry into the King West market for a modern high-rise completed in 2020, reflecting competitive market standards for the Entertainment District.
The Entertainment District location offers residents an ideal blend of professional convenience and recreational opportunities. King Blue places residents within walking distance of the city's premier nightlife venues, major sports facilities, and acclaimed theatres.
The area features high pedestrian activity and abundant dining options, creating a vibrant urban atmosphere. Transit connectivity through the 504 King streetcar provides seamless access to Toronto's broader subway network.
King Blue was developed through a partnership of Easton's Group, Greenland Group, and Northland Group. Greenland Group brings international expertise as a China-based developer that has expanded into the Canadian market with urban development projects.
Easton's Group contributes Canadian market knowledge with their established portfolio in hospitality and residential development. The company focuses on mixed-use projects in high-density urban locations throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
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