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Price/Sqft Range
382 sqft - 1036 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$999 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2016
Building Scale
Floors: 36 | Total Units: 410
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2016
Condo Corp
TSCC-2560 WNCC-761
Date Registered
Dec 9, 2016
Air Conditioning
Building Insurance
Common Element
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Water
Tableau Condominiums is a 36-storey mixed-use high-rise completed in 2016. The structure features a cantilevered glass and steel residential tower supported by a heritage-integrated podium base.
The development transformed an existing warehouse into the foundation, housing the residential lobby, retail spaces, and commercial offices. This thoughtful preservation approach connects the building's industrial heritage with contemporary vertical living.
A four-storey colonnaded public plaza anchors the Richmond Street frontage, where the original industrial façade creates a striking contrast with the modern glass tower above.
Suite layouts span from 382-square-foot studios to 1036-square-foot multi-bedroom residences. Interior design by Cecconi Simone emphasizes open-concept living with floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light and city views.
The Average Price: $999 / sq. ft. positions Tableau competitively within the downtown condo market. Floor plans accommodate both urban professionals seeking compact efficiency and families requiring larger living spaces.
Tableau Condominiums sits at the intersection of Peter Street and Richmond Street West, placing residents at the heart of Toronto's cultural and business districts.
The building features a 90-foot public art installation by Shayne Dark and a Claude Cormier-designed urban plaza at street level. Transit connectivity includes direct access to the TTC subway system and the PATH underground network within walking distance.
Local amenities encompass supermarkets, financial institutions, and the vibrant retail corridor of Queen Street West, providing residents with comprehensive urban conveniences.
The building's location at the crossroads of Toronto's fashion and entertainment districts attracts downtown professionals and creative industry workers. Residents enjoy immediate access to the restaurants, bars, and cultural venues that define the Entertainment District.
The nearby Queen West neighbourhood offers additional dining, shopping, and nightlife options. This central positioning allows residents to experience the energy of urban Toronto while maintaining a sophisticated residential retreat.
Urban Capital developed Tableau Condominiums in partnership with Malibu Investments. The firm specializes in design-focused, high-density urban developments throughout Canada.
Urban Capital's Toronto portfolio includes notable projects such as Camden Lofts, Charlotte Lofts, and Boutique. The developer has built a reputation for integrating artistic elements and innovative architecture into their residential communities, creating distinctive living environments in prime urban locations.
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