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Price/Sqft Range
633 sqft - 1243 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$685 / sq. ft.
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Building Scale
Floors: 17 | Total Units: 168
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Condo Corp
MTCC-755
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The Cosmopolitan is a 17-storey residential high-rise located at 25 Maitland Street in the Church-Yonge Corridor. This 168-unit development offers a more restrained architectural presence compared to the towering glass condominiums that dominate the surrounding area.
The building showcases classic design elements characteristic of late 20th-century downtown Toronto construction. Its functional aesthetic reflects the architectural trends of that era while providing a mature, established presence within the urban landscape.
Positioned on a quiet side street yet maintaining easy access to major transit corridors, The Cosmopolitan serves residents seeking the stability of an established community while remaining connected to downtown's dynamic energy.
Residential units at The Cosmopolitan span from compact 633-square-foot layouts to more spacious 1,243-square-foot configurations. These floor plans emphasize practical living spaces designed to maximize functionality within the urban setting.
The building represents an accessible entry point into downtown Toronto's real estate market. At an average price of $685 per square foot, it provides a value-oriented alternative to the premium pricing typically associated with newer developments throughout the Church-Yonge Corridor.
The Church-Yonge Corridor delivers an urban lifestyle centred on accessibility and community diversity. The neighbourhood features an eclectic dining scene, active nightlife venues, and regular community programming that celebrates the area's inclusive character.
This location boasts an excellent walkability score, making car-free living both practical and enjoyable. The area particularly appeals to young professionals and university students who value proximity to educational institutions and comprehensive city services.
Bramalea Limited operated as a prominent Canadian real estate developer from 1957 until the mid-1990s. Throughout its nearly four-decade history, the company established itself as a significant player in North American real estate development, creating a diverse portfolio that included office towers, retail shopping centres, and residential communities.
The company ceased operations in 1995, leaving behind a substantial development legacy across Canada. Bramalea's projects contributed to the urban infrastructure that continues to serve communities nationwide.
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