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Price/Sqft Range
381 sqft - 857 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$761 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1972
Building Scale
Floors: 31 | Total Units: 492
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1972
Condo Corp
YCC-75
Date Registered
Oct 31, 1972
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Water
40 Homewood Avenue stands as a 31-storey high-rise tower completed in 1972, showcasing classic 1970s concrete and brick architecture. This purpose-built condominium development was designed from the ground up as residential housing rather than converted from another use.
The building's structural integrity has proven exceptional over the decades, featuring mature landscaping that complements the surrounding neighbourhood greenery. Property management maintains high standards, attracting long-term residents and urban professionals who value community stability and reliable building operations.
Residential units span from 381 to 857 square feet across one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom configurations. The floor plans emphasize practical open-concept living with private balconies that extend the living space outdoors.
At $761 per square foot, these suites represent excellent value within Toronto's downtown core, offering significantly more affordable entry compared to new construction projects. The generous square footage and ceiling heights provide more spacious living than typically found in modern high-rise developments, making these units particularly attractive to buyers seeking maximum space for their investment.
Residents enjoy a peaceful residential environment within Toronto's bustling downtown core. The location offers exceptional walkability with a Walk Score of 96 and outstanding cycling infrastructure reflected in a Bike Score of 99.
The neighbourhood bridges the historic charm of Cabbagetown with the dynamic cultural scene of Church-Wellesley Village. This location appeals to practical buyers and investors who prioritize central transit connectivity while appreciating functional, well-proportioned living spaces in an established community.
40 Homewood Avenue Condos was developed by Rose Park Howard Investments Limited, completing construction in 1972 during Toronto's significant period of high-density residential expansion. The developer emphasized creating structurally sound buildings designed for long-term community stability and resident satisfaction.
Decades later, this tower continues to serve as a reliable component of Toronto's downtown housing market, demonstrating the developer's commitment to quality construction and enduring residential value.
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