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Price/Sqft Range
345 sqft - 1080 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$876 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2017
Building Scale
Floors: 21 | Total Units: 476
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2017
Condo Corp
TSCC-2583
Date Registered
Apr 7, 2017
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
Epic on Triangle Park is a high-rise residential development situated in Toronto's vibrant West Queen West area. Completed in 2017, this 21-storey tower forms part of a twin-tower development alongside Edge at 36 Lisgar Street.
The building showcases a contemporary glass and grey brick exterior design. Floor-to-ceiling windows and nine-foot ceilings throughout the 476 units maximize natural light and create an open, airy living experience.
This development transformed former industrial lands into modern residential space, contributing to the ongoing revitalization and contemporary architectural character of the Niagara neighbourhood.
Floor plans at 68 Abell Street span from 345 to 1,080 square feet, offering studio, one-bedroom, and multi-bedroom configurations to suit various lifestyle needs.
The building maintains an average price of $876 / sq. ft., providing an accessible entry point into West Queen West's newer construction market within the downtown core.
This pricing structure reflects both the building's modern amenities and its strategic location near major employment centres and entertainment districts throughout the city.
The building boasts a Walk Score of 95, reflecting excellent pedestrian accessibility to daily amenities and entertainment. Residents enjoy proximity to West Queen West's arts scene and popular nightlife destinations such as Death & Taxes and Brooklynn Bar.
This location attracts young professionals who value downtown connectivity and cultural amenities. The neighbourhood successfully balances high-density urban living with access to green spaces and recreational opportunities.
The walkable environment ensures that shopping, dining, and entertainment venues are easily accessible on foot, reducing reliance on vehicular transportation.
Urbancorp served as the developer for this project, bringing expertise in creating high-density residential communities within Toronto's most dynamic central neighbourhoods. The firm specializes in developments that capitalize on urban connectivity and lifestyle accessibility.
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