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Price/Sqft Range
1270 sqft - 2110 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$969 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2011
Building Scale
Floors: 48 | Total Units: 284
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2011
Condo Corp
TSCC-2208
Date Registered
Dec 21, 2011
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
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The Uptown Residences is a 48-storey high-rise located at 35 Balmuto Street. Completed in 2011, this building contains 284 units and is situated adjacent to the prominent Yonge and Bloor intersection.
This building is strategically positioned in the high-density Bay Street Corridor. The Yonge and Bloor area serves as a major hub for services and transportation. This development contributes to the vertical residential profile in this transit-oriented retail district.
The location provides convenient access to numerous cafes and restaurants, offering residents an urban lifestyle with extensive dining and entertainment options.
The building offers floor plans with suites ranging from 1,270 sqft to 2,110 sqft. The average pricing is positioned at $969 per square foot, which aligns with comparable properties in the Bay Street Corridor market.
The location offers an urban lifestyle where commerce and residential living intersect seamlessly. Residents enjoy walkable access to the Yorkville shopping district and numerous high-end retail establishments.
The area provides a sophisticated living environment with convenient connections to major transit routes. The neighbourhood combines luxury residential options with extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment venues, creating a comprehensive urban lifestyle experience.
The building's proximity to Yonge and Bloor ensures residents have access to one of Toronto's most well-connected intersections for both local amenities and city-wide transportation.
Limited information is available about the specific developer "Yonge and Bloor." The Bay Street Corridor area features developments by established builders including Mizrahi Developments and Tridel.
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