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Price/Sqft Range
600 sqft - 699 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$970 / sq. ft.
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Building Scale
Floors: 52 | Total Units: 681
Building Type
High-Rise condo
252 Church is a 52-storey high-rise condominium. The development integrates the restored facade of the 1913 Sterling Bank Building — a Beaux-Arts Classical structure designed by John M. Lyle — into a brick-and-stone podium. The residential tower features a fish-scale architectural pattern, achieved through inverted U-shaped white metal panels and black metal pixels that create a textured exterior.
The double-height lobby includes a sculptural fireplace, textured wood panelling, and dark metal accents, providing a polished entry experience for residents in the Church-Yonge Corridor.
The location prioritizes walkability and immediate access to downtown employment hubs. It serves young professionals, tech workers, and students who require proximity to transit and education.
The area maintains a 24/7 atmosphere where commerce and nightlife converge. Historic architecture sits alongside modern developments to create a high-energy urban environment.
CentreCourt Developments focuses on transit-oriented high-rise projects in the Toronto core. The firm is known for a rigorous approach to project management and on-time delivery.
Recognized as a 2020 finalist for Tarion Highrise Builder of the Year, the company emphasizes high-quality common spaces. They collaborate with architects to create functional environments for urban residents.
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