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Price/Sqft Range
659 sqft - 1232 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$396 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1984
Building Scale
Floors: 21 | Total Units: 251
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1984
Condo Corp
MTCC-655
Date Registered
Dec 19, 1984
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 1984, Twin Towers stands as a 21-storey residential high-rise designed by E.I. Richmond Architects Ltd. Rising 63 metres above North Etobicoke, this building represents the tallest condominium development in the Rexdale-Kipling-Elms area.
The building houses 251 residential suites across its 21 floors, providing high-density urban housing in a suburban neighbourhood setting. Built during the mid-1980s construction boom, Twin Towers features floor plans characteristic of that era, emphasizing spacious layouts and practical design.
Developed by Killwinew Construction Limited, the building has maintained its prominence in the North Etobicoke skyline for four decades. Its height provides residents with expansive views of the surrounding suburban landscape and established neighbourhood grid.
Twin Towers offers suites ranging from 659 square feet to 1,232 square feet, providing substantially more living space than many contemporary high-rise developments. These generous floor plans translate to greater interior volume and more functional room layouts.
At an Average Price: $396 / sq. ft., Twin Towers represents an accessible entry point into the Etobicoke condominium market for buyers prioritizing square footage. This pricing structure offers considerable value compared to downtown Toronto options, where similar space commands premium rates.
The building's larger suite formats allow for dedicated dining areas, spacious bedrooms, and comfortable living rooms that many newer constructions cannot match at comparable price points.
Life at Twin Towers combines suburban tranquility with urban accessibility. The neighbourhood appeals to residents seeking more spacious accommodations than typically available in Toronto's downtown core, while maintaining reasonable commuter access to the city centre.
The area functions effectively for public transit users, with multiple transportation options connecting residents to employment centres, shopping districts, and entertainment venues throughout Toronto. The suburban character provides a quieter residential environment while preserving connectivity to metropolitan amenities.
Twin Towers was developed by Killwinew Construction Limited, who completed this 251-unit high-rise project in 1984. The development represents the company's contribution to expanding residential housing options in the Etobicoke market during the 1980s building expansion.
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