High Park Condominiums
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Identification
Also Known AsHigh Park Condominiums[1]
Corp #Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation #1676
Address70 High Park Avenue[1][2][3]
NeighbourhoodHigh Park North
CityToronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban AgglomerationGreater Golden Horseshoe
Nearby Buildings100 High Park, 100 Quebec Avenue, 80 Quebec, High Park Village - Structure 1, 50 Quebec Avenue, High Park Village - Structure 3, High Park Village - Structure 7, Grenadier Square Redevelopment - Structure 1, Grenadier Square - Structure 1, and Grenadier Square Redevelopment - Structure 2
Nearby ParksAnnette Recreation Centre Property, Glenlake Square, Lithuania Park, Parkview Gardens Parkette, and Ravina Gardens
WardParkdale-High Park (13)
Technical
TypeHigh-Rise
DesignationResidential Condominium[1][4][5]
StatusComplete
Height (Non-Specific)69m (226.38f)
Suite Count168[2]
Suite Maxsize114.74m² (1,235.05f²)[2]
Suite Minsize44.69m² (481f²)[2]
AmenitiesFitness Facilities[2][6], Games Room[2][6], Garden[2], Multimedia Room[6], and Events Room[2][6]
Companies
ArchitectGraziani + Corazza Architects[7]
DeveloperDaniels Corporation[2][3][5]
DeveloperNexxt Developments[2][7]
General ContractorBermingham Construction Ltd.[7]
History
Complete (2005)
Construction (2004 to 2005)
Proposed (2004)
References
- 2011-07-16: Ontario Land Registry, "Geowarehouse Observations"
- 2005-04-02: The Toronto Star, "From lofts to luxury north of Bloor St.", Allison Harness
- 2005-06-11: The Toronto Star, "High Park highrise built atop 1928 church", EV Raymer
- 2010-06-03: Simple-Knowledge, TREB MLS Summary Information, "Custom Extraction From MLS"
- 2004-01-01: HomeGuides, Condo Builders Annual, "2004 GTA Edition"
- 2012-07-20: The Toronto Star, " What They Got: Condos "
- 2005-11-26: The Toronto Star, "Condo site didn't have a prayer", WD Lighthall