Mozo
218 King St E, Downtown
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Price/Sqft Range
389 sqft - 2364 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$848 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2004
Building Scale
Floors: 10 | Total Units: 211
Building Details
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2004
Condo Corp
TSCC-1606
Date Registered
Apr 21, 2004
Maintenance Fees Include
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Water
Air Conditioning
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Description
1 - About Mozo
- Address: 218 King St E & 333 Adelaide St E, Toronto
- Neighbourhood: Moss Park / St. Lawrence
- Storeys: 10 storeys
- Units: 211 units
- Built Year: 2004
- Builder: Context Developments
- Building Type: Mid-Rise Soft Loft
- Suite Sizes: 389 sqft - 2364 sqft
- Average Price: $848 / sq. ft.
2 - Overview of Mozo
Mozo stands in the evolving King-Parliament precinct, where former industrial buildings have transformed into contemporary residential spaces. This conversion represents the ongoing urbanization of Toronto's historic warehouse districts.
The building's design thoughtfully balances industrial heritage with modern living. The south and east facades feature horizontal brick and masonry elements that complement the century-old warehouses throughout the neighbourhood. Meanwhile, the west facade embraces a glass-and-steel aesthetic that connects the St. Lawrence area with downtown's business district.
3 - Suite Sizes & Prices
Residences feature nine-foot exposed concrete ceilings paired with floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light. Suite sizes range from 389 square feet to 2,364 square feet, offering options for various lifestyle needs.
Units are priced at an average of $848 per square foot. The collection includes both one and two-storey apartments, with select through-units providing dual exposures to the east and west for enhanced cross-ventilation and city views.
4 - Building Amenities & Features
The building's amenities focus on the essential elements of loft living, emphasizing the quality of the architectural design and the character of the converted industrial space.
5 - Location Highlights
- St. Lawrence Market: This historic marketplace, operating for over 200 years, provides residents with fresh groceries and specialty foods within walking distance.
- King East Design District: The surrounding retail corridor features furniture retailers and design studios, creating a creative hub.
- King and Sherbourne: This significant intersection represents an important historical landmark in Toronto's development.
- Downtown Proximity: Mozo sits at the transition point between the St. Lawrence neighbourhood and the Financial District, offering easy access to both areas.
6 - Lifestyle Near Mozo
The neighbourhood attracts urban professionals, creatives, and those seeking flexible live-work arrangements. The area's industrial heritage combined with contemporary amenities creates an environment suitable for modern city living.
Residents benefit from the cultural richness of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood while enjoying proximity to downtown's business and entertainment districts. The building's design supports both residential comfort and professional productivity.
7 - About the Developer
Context Developments specializes in residential projects that revitalize urban neighbourhoods throughout Toronto. The company frequently partners with respected architectural firms, including Architects Alliance, to create thoughtful infill developments.
Their approach focuses on preserving neighbourhood character while introducing contemporary design elements that enhance the urban fabric of downtown Toronto.
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