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Price/Sqft Range
491 sqft - 1533 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$966 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2018
Building Scale
Floors: 14 | Total Units: 218
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2018
Condo Corp
TSCC-2707
Date Registered
Oct 1, 2018
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
Completed in 2018, The Harlowe is a 14-storey condominium designed to reflect the warehouse architecture of the Fashion District. The building replaced several single-detached homes with a structure rooted in the area's manufacturing history.
The exterior features a red-brick façade and black divided-light windows. These design choices reference the industrial character of the neighbourhood while meeting modern performance standards. The structure uses clean lines and consistent window placements.
A tiered design manages the building's scale. The architecture transitions from a masonry warehouse base to a glass-box penthouse level. This configuration allows for various terrace layouts and provides different profiles for the upper and lower floors.
Suites range from 491 square feet to 1,533 square feet. The building has an average price of $966 / sq. ft. Floor plans accommodate various requirements, including studio units and three-bedroom penthouses.
Interior finishes emphasize an industrial-chic aesthetic. Living spaces feature 9 to 11-foot ceilings with exposed concrete and brickwork. These elements are paired with hardwood flooring and floor-to-ceiling windows.
The inclusion of raw materials ensures the interior environment remains consistent with the building's exterior. Large windows maximize natural light across all floor plans.
The lifestyle at The Harlowe is defined by an intimate atmosphere that attracts professionals and residents seeking a central urban location. The Fashion District offers a walkable environment where heritage architecture meets modern construction.
Residents have access to al fresco dining, boutique shopping, and the local arts scene. The intersection of Bathurst and Richmond places the building near the city's active cultural corridors.
The neighbourhood maintains a balance of historical character and contemporary utility. The area is frequented by those seeking an established community within the downtown core.
Lamb Development Corp. is a Toronto-based developer focused on urban infill projects. Led by Brad Lamb, the firm specializes in buildings that combine industrial history with modern residential requirements. Their portfolio includes downtown projects such as The Brant Park, Flatiron Lofts, and Glas.
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