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Price/Sqft Range
600 sqft - 699 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$739 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1991
Building Scale
Floors: 17 | Total Units: 212
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1991
Condo Corp
MTCC-954
Date Registered
Feb 26, 1991
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Water
King Plaza is a 17-storey residential high-rise positioned at King Street East and Church Street. Completed in 1991, this building was originally constructed as purpose-built rental apartments that have since been converted to condominiums.
The common areas, hallways, and elevators feature recently updated finishes. The building's exterior showcases large windows designed to maximize natural light penetration throughout the units.
Units located on the east corner of upper floors include private balconies, while other suites feature integrated solariums that effectively extend the interior living space and add valuable square footage to each unit.
King Plaza offers more generous square footage compared to newer downtown condominium developments. The building houses 212 units with thoughtfully designed floor plans that emphasize practical functionality over trendy aesthetics.
Life at 92 King St E combines urban practicality with historic charm. The central location places residents within walking distance of some of Toronto's most celebrated destinations, including St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District.
The proximity to the Financial District makes this an attractive option for professionals, while excellent transit connections provide easy access throughout the city.
Camrost-Felcorp developed King Plaza, bringing their expertise in creating buildings that complement Toronto's downtown landscape while incorporating classic architectural elements. The developer has a portfolio that includes King George Square at 168 King St E, demonstrating their continued commitment to this neighbourhood.
The firm specializes in developing managed urban residences that focus on long-term value and community-oriented living environments.
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