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Price/Sqft Range
600 sqft - 1360 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$717 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2012
Building Scale
Floors: 7 | Total Units: 61
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2012
Condo Corp
TSCC-2235
Date Registered
Apr 20, 2012
Common Element
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Acclaim is a mid-rise condominium in North York's Clanton Park neighbourhood. Completed in 2012, this seven-storey building houses 61 units, creating an intimate residential community compared to larger high-rise developments in the area.
The building's design incorporates floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the suites with natural light throughout the day. Positioned on Sheppard Avenue West, this Urbancorp development benefits from its mid-rise scale, which translates to quieter common areas and a more residential atmosphere.
Suite layouts span from 589 to 1,360 square feet, offering options for various household sizes. The units feature open-concept designs, with many including enclosed dens that provide additional privacy through sliding mirrored doors.
At an average of $717 per square foot, Acclaim presents competitive pricing in the North York market. The building's maintenance fees sit below the neighbourhood average, making it an attractive proposition for buyers seeking value in Clanton Park.
The Clanton Park area, also known as Wilson Heights, offers an established neighbourhood character with shopping plazas and dining options within easy reach. This mature community attracts professionals and families who appreciate the stability and convenience of the location.
The local real estate market demonstrates consistent demand with relatively low unit turnover, indicating that residents tend to establish long-term roots in the community. This stability contributes to a strong neighbourhood atmosphere and property value retention.
Acclaim was developed by Urbancorp, operating under the Urban Group banner. This Toronto-based developer has established a portfolio of condominium projects throughout the city, bringing experience in mid-rise residential development to the North York market.
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