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Price/Sqft Range
523 sqft - 1095 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$921 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2022
Building Scale
Floors: 42 | Total Units: 340
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2022
Condo Corp
TSCC-2963
Date Registered
Dec 22, 2022
Common Element
Building Insurance
357 King West is a 42-storey high-rise completed in 2022. BDP Quadrangle designed the tower with a slender profile and all-concrete construction to fit a constrained site at King Street West and Blue Jays Way.
The exterior features dark-tinted window wall glazing and black aluminium mullions. A multi-tonal patterned metal party wall sits on the west face, while a Y-shaped column supports a three-level amenity area.
The development focuses on vertical density and functional integration within the existing streetscape. It was designed to address residential demand within one of Toronto's primary economic and cultural corridors.
Suites range from 523 to 1,095 square feet. These configurations accommodate various residential requirements within the Entertainment District.
The building has an average price of $921 / sq. ft. This serves as an alternative to older stock and luxury tier developments in the immediate vicinity.
The pricing and recent completion date offer a modern technical standard within the Waterfront Communities C1 locality.
The neighbourhood is a hub for nightlife, culinary activity, and business. It is located near five-star hotels and the financial core.
The district is characterized by high-density urban living and tourism. Residents are located near major sports venues and cultural infrastructure.
The location suits those who prioritize proximity to the city's commercial and social centre.
Great Gulf is a Toronto-based developer that manages construction through its own subsidiary. The firm is responsible for projects like The Hudson on King Street West.
The company focuses on high-rise developments on challenging downtown sites. It maintains control over architectural execution and build quality via vertical integration.
The developer has played a role in the long-term transformation of Toronto's urban core through various high-profile projects.
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