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Price/Sqft Range
678 sqft - 4430 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$1,195 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2012
Building Scale
Floors: 49 | Total Units: 392
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2012
Condo Corp
TSCC-2258
Date Registered
Aug 20, 2012
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Shangri-La rises 214 metres above University Avenue in its 66-storey mixed-use design by James K. M. Cheng Architects. This development combines a five-star hotel occupying the first 17 floors with residential condominiums on the upper levels.
The construction required one of the deepest excavations in Canadian history to create an eight-level underground parking facility. The project incorporated the Bishop's Block, a collection of Georgian rowhouses dating back to the 1830s.
These heritage structures were carefully restored and now house Soho House Toronto. The tower showcases a glass facade and slender profile designed to maximize city views while maintaining a high-performance exterior envelope.
Floor plans in the building range from 678 square feet to 4,430-square-foot penthouses, serving both pied-à-terre buyers and residents seeking the space of a detached home.
Average Price: $1,195 / sq. ft. positions the property firmly in Toronto's luxury market. Interior specifications include over-height ceilings, Italian kitchen designs, and premium appliances.
Units feature automated window coverings and custom closet systems, providing technical sophistication that elevates the living experience beyond standard high-rise offerings.
The address at 180 University Avenue places residents between Toronto's key commercial and entertainment districts. The building attracts professionals and creative industry leaders who value both hotel-style services and private residential ownership.
Soho House Toronto within the complex draws members from the city's film, media, and creative sectors. Residents experience a serviced lifestyle where hospitality amenities seamlessly integrate with residential living.
Westbank Projects Corp., led by Ian Gillespie, is a Vancouver-based developer specializing in large-scale mixed-use projects guided by their "Total Design" philosophy that integrates architecture, public art, and heritage preservation.
The company's portfolio includes the Living Shangri-La in Vancouver and other premium developments across major North American cities. For this Toronto project, they partnered with The Peterson Group to deliver the completed development.
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