List of New Condos in King West Neighbourhood
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Now Selling
Empire Maverick Condos
Pricing From $2,650,000
329 King St W, Toronto, ON
Developer - Empire Communities
Occupancy - 2024
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Cabin Toronto
Pricing From Developer Sold Out
45 Dovercourt Rd, Toronto, ON
Developer - Curated Properties
Occupancy - 2019
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99 Blue Jays Way Condos
Pricing From Coming soon
99 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON
Developer - CentreCourt
Occupancy - 2019
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Why Invest in King West Real Estate?
King West is often compared to the Soho neighbourhood in New York City. This neighbourhood is in its prime as Toronto’s fastest growing neighbourhood offering the true Downtown Toronto lifestyle. Popular to many young professionals due to its proximity to many attractive lifestyle amenities. King West is near downtown offices, nightlife, and many iconic destinations along the Downtown Toronto neighbourhoods. The King West neighbourhood is the frontrunner of Toronto’s condominium boom and many residents here are thankful for the opportunities these condos brought as it ultimately transformed its community to downtown professionals. King West is not just tall condominiums but also known for its litter of small businesses in the area and its beautiful loft units that are easily recognizable to their distinct home styles with red exposed bricks, wood beams and concrete floors. King West is the perfect place to see Toronto’s transformation from the past.
Why buy a new Condo in King West?
Investing in a pre-construction condo in King West brings many opportunities from employment, lifestyle, recreation, commercial life and so on! King West is in the heart of Downtown Toronto with transportation options that easily take them to other districts such as the Financial or Entertainment district. It is also nearby Union Station that provides transportation options whether it be throughout the GTA or outside the GTA. Educational institutions are also just accessible with commuting; many institutions such as University of Toronto, Toronto Metropolitan University, OCAD University, and other downtown institutions are a breeze for King West residents. Simply two minutes away from the neighbourhood is Queen St West, hosting the most iconics nightlife scenes within Toronto such as Bar Poet. Life in King West is an exploration of the Toronto scene and yet live in proximity to many life opportunities.
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Green Space and Recreation in King West
Tired of the bustling streets and urban life? 5 minutes away from the neighbourhood, new condos in King West can reach Trinity Bellwoods Park, the largest park in Downtown Toronto. This iconic park is busy with family and friends picnics, community greenhouse, a dog bowl where dogs roam free and play with others. Sports are also a common activity seen here as baseball diamonds, a total of 4 tennis courts, soccer fields, ultimate frisbee, a swimming pool within its community centre! During the winter season, an ice rink is available for you to enjoy the outdoors! If a big scene is not what you’re craving, King West has parks within its neighbourhood. Massey Harris Park, Liberty Village Park, Gateway Park, and even Bill Johnson Dog Park. King West loves to get to know their residents, young professionals who love to relax with nature.
Average Prices of Condos in King West
King West has a hot real estate market. According to the TREB data, the average price of all types of residences, including new condos in King West is $936,498. In comparison to its neighbour region, Mississauga averaged $1,187,122 in all types of residences. As of May 2022, condos in King West were priced on an average of $839,596 and spent an average of 21 days listed in the market. Rent in King West is on an average of $2,250 per month for a 1-bedroom apartment with a 25% increase in comparison to its previous year.
Getting Around the City
Getting around the city has never been easier. King West condos would have access to the street car of 504. This streetcar route is a convenient way to get around Downtown Toronto. From Broadview Subway Station Station to Dundas West Subway Station the 504 can easily take residents either to Eastern or Western Toronto. When residents are looking to travel North or South from King West, residents will get to St. Andrews Subway Station and then to King Station. Both of these subway stations are part of Line 1: University that would easily take them to neighbourhoods such as Vaughn in the West and Finch in the East. From St. Andrews Station, its only one stop away from Union Station, the largest transportation hub in all of Canada. Union Station has access to outer GTA regions such as Niagara or Burlington.
Living in King West would simply mean having nightlife right outside your doorstep. King St West is full of places to party or go for a drink all with just less than 10 minutes of walking! Lavelle down King Street West offers an excellent view of the Toronto skyline with a classy interior and lounge bar. Lavelle gets wild with pool parties and its dance floor! Another club nearby is Toybox, this club attracts many young professionals as it is the perfect place to dance to electronic music and attracts many torontonians to visit just for its iconic nightlife venue. Other places to visit in this strip would be Ruby Soho, Anjeo, Fonda Lola, Pennies, Bar Poet, and more! Being in King Street West and simply crossing the street to get to Queens Street West offers such a variety of nightlife with well-known Toronto destinations. Life here is always bustling and fulfilling.
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- Regent Park
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- Upper Beaches
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- Weston
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- Yonge & Eglinton
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