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Price/Sqft Range
414 sqft - 829 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$812 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2013
Building Scale
Floors: 22 | Total Units: 531
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2013
Condo Corp
TSCC-2302
Date Registered
Apr 5, 2013
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 2013, The Bridge stands as a purpose-built high-rise condominium at the intersection of King and Dufferin Streets. This 22-storey tower showcases contemporary architecture with its steel, concrete, and glass construction.
Unlike converted warehouse projects, The Bridge represents a true new-build development that transformed former industrial land into modern residential space in South Parkdale. The building's strategic positioning creates a residential bridge connecting the neighbourhood streets of Parkdale with the bustling commercial areas of Liberty Village.
With 531 units distributed across its floors, The Bridge contributes to the ongoing urban densification of Toronto's West End while maintaining the area's distinct character.
The Bridge offers a range of living options from compact 414-square-foot studios to spacious 829-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom units. Current market values average $812 per square foot.
Interior layouts emphasize open-concept living with laminate or hardwood flooring throughout. Kitchens feature granite countertops paired with stainless steel appliances, while floor-to-ceiling windows maximize natural light and optimize the use of every square foot for urban living.
The thoughtful design ensures residents can enjoy functional, contemporary spaces that meet the demands of city life.
The Bridge offers residents an urban lifestyle enriched by the West End's industrial heritage. The location appeals particularly to young professionals and creative individuals seeking a live-work balance in the city.
The area provides excellent walkability to Queen Street West's vibrant bar and gallery scene. For those employed in Liberty Village's tech corridor or downtown's financial district, the location offers convenient access to major employment centres while maintaining a neighbourhood feel.
The surrounding area combines modern amenities with historic character, creating a unique urban environment for city dwellers.
Urban, operating under the Urbancorp banner, developed The Bridge as part of their focus on contemporary residential projects in Toronto's West End. The company established a reputation for transforming former industrial districts into mixed-use communities.
Their development approach typically targets urban professionals and supports the city's intensification goals. Urban's projects reflect an understanding of modern urban living while respecting the historical context of Toronto's evolving neighbourhoods.
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