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Price/Sqft Range
567 sqft - 2076 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$982 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2015
Building Scale
Floors: 42 | Total Units: 442
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2015
Condo Corp
TSCC-2447
Date Registered
Apr 29, 2015
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 2015, Gibson Square North Tower stands as a 42-storey high-rise development in North York's Willowdale West neighbourhood. The building contains 442 residential units and represents a significant contribution to the ongoing intensification of the Yonge Street corridor.
The tower's location adjacent to the historic Gibson House, a 19th-century Georgian Revival-style museum, creates an interesting juxtaposition between contemporary urban living and North York's heritage roots. This development reflects the area's evolution from its rural origins into a modern residential hub while preserving important historical landmarks.
The project aligns with the city's vision for transit-oriented development and vertical density along major corridors. Gibson Square North Tower integrates seamlessly with the existing commercial and civic infrastructure that defines North York Centre.
Residences at 5168 Yonge Street offer a diverse range of layouts, spanning from 567 to 2,076 square feet. Smaller units provide efficient, well-planned spaces ideal for young professionals and downsizers, while the larger suites deliver the spaciousness typically associated with low-density housing within a high-rise setting.
The building maintains an Average Price: $982 / sq. ft., positioning it competitively within the North York Centre market. This valuation reflects the strong demand for quality housing in Willowdale West and the convenience of the Yonge Street corridor location. The variety in suite configurations accommodates different lifestyle needs, from compact urban living to multi-generational family arrangements.
The neighbourhood offers residents a unique blend of urban convenience and suburban character, where high-rise living meets the area's historical heritage. The location serves as an ideal base for those who value both retail accessibility and efficient transit connections.
The surrounding streetscape features a mix of contemporary high-rise towers, mid-century residential buildings, and established single-family homes, creating an architecturally diverse environment. Earl Bales Park provides extensive recreational opportunities and natural green space, offering residents a welcome retreat from the density of the corridor.
Gibson Square North Tower was developed by Willowdale West, a builder focused on high-density residential projects in this corner of North York. The developer has demonstrated expertise in creating vertical communities that integrate with existing neighbourhood infrastructure.
Regency Property also maintains an active presence in the broader Yonge and Finch area, contributing to the region's reputation for quality high-density residential development. Both developers share a commitment to urban intensification while respecting the character of established North York communities.
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