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Price/Sqft Range
500 sqft - 599 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$700 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2024
Building Scale
Floors: 13 | Total Units: 363
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2024
Date Registered
Jan 1, 2024
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
The Keeley is a high-rise residential development completed in early 2024. Teeple Architects designed the 13-storey structure to function as a vertical collection of individual homes.
The building uses high-performance glazing and insulated exterior walls to improve thermal retention. Photo-sensor-equipped LED lighting is installed throughout the 46,000 square metres of gross area to reduce energy use.
The project contains 363 units in the Downsview-Roding-CFB area. The structure balances residential density with environmental performance and architectural design.
Floor plans at The Keeley range from 347-square-foot studios to 1,331-square-foot units. These larger configurations provide options for families within the North York market.
The Average Price: $750 / sq. ft. While this is a premium for the immediate neighbourhood, it remains a mid-range option for Toronto.
The building offers lower price points than the downtown Toronto core. This makes it a value-oriented choice for modern construction with more square footage.
The area has a Walk Score of 59 and a Transit Score of 66. Residents typically use a mix of private vehicles and public transportation for commuting.
Downsview Park is the primary destination for outdoor recreation and nature trails. The surrounding neighbourhood consists of residential pockets and commercial corridors.
Retail and dining options are located within walking distance of the building. The location provides direct access to major transit arteries and essential services.
TAS is a Toronto-based development firm located at 491 Eglinton Avenue West. The company focuses on urban development and modern design. At The Keeley, TAS utilized sustainable building practices and architectural design within the North York landscape.
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