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Price/Sqft Range
350 sqft - 1370 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$870 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2020
Building Scale
Floors: 24 | Total Units: 329
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2020
Condo Corp
TSCC-2784
Date Registered
Jun 5, 2020
Air Conditioning
Building Insurance
Common Element
Heat
Water
East United Condos is an adaptive reuse development in Toronto's downtown east end. The project integrates the 1906 Christie, Brown & Co. Stables into its base, utilizing the original heritage brick as a multi-storey podium.
The 24-storey tower is constructed of metal, brick, and glass. The architecture is described as "P-Funk inspired" and incorporates large windows to increase natural light throughout the interiors.
The development contributes to the rejuvenation of Parliament Street, one of the city's oldest thoroughfares. The design combines century-old masonry with modern glass volumes to support high-density urban living.
Floor plans at East United Condos range from 350 sqft studios to 1,370 sqft layouts. The building also includes multi-floor townhouse units.
Average Price: $870 / sq. ft.
Interior specifications include quartz countertops and integrated European-style appliances. These finishes are standard across the various unit sizes.
The Moss Park and St. Lawrence neighbourhoods are characterized by a mix of historic architecture and urban growth. The area has recorded a 16.3% population increase, primarily attracting professionals who prioritize walkability.
The district features 19th-century brick buildings that house modern boutiques and coffee shops. This provides an urban environment that avoids the aesthetic of glass-only districts.
Residents have access to local amenities and transit-oriented infrastructure. The location serves those seeking the utility of the downtown core within a heritage context.
SigNature Communities is the lead developer of East United Condos. The firm focuses on mixed-use redevelopments that integrate existing community fabrics with modern residential requirements. This project serves as an example of their work in heritage preservation and urban intensification.
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