It was a honour to be invited to Daniels Platinum Producers Club preview of PAINTBOX. When I shared the news of this exciting project only a couple of blocks east of Eaton Centre, some of the older colleagues said with a frown: "Regent Park?!"
YES! Paintbox is phase 2 of an award winning Regent Revitalization Project (the city plan). During the preview (photos from the event here), the developer unveiled the depth and breath of this 6-phase undertaking. Check out the master scheme below.
The new Regent Park community will feature Regent Park Arts and Cultural Centre (currently being built along with Paintbox), Regional Aquatic Centre and a 6-acre Community Park (Toronto 's Central Park?). The new Recent Park community will take centre stage of a new vibrant and colorful Downtown East.
Project: PaintboxLocation: Dundas St & Parliament StDeveloper: Daniels Corp.Architect: Diamond + Schmitt ArchitectsStoreys & Units: 284 units in 26 storeysStatus: Under ConstructionTarget Occupancy: Commencing May 2012
Features & Finishes (here & here)
Preview Price: $5,000 discount from Public Preview price - Studio from $201,900 - One bedroom from $269,900 - One bedroom + Den from $316,900 - Two bedroom from $355,900 - Two bedroom + Den from $417,900 Floor Plans & Inquiry (email)
Remember, Paintbox is ONLY PHASE 2 of a massive 6-phase complete area transformation. The potential is enormous.
"I just want to live somewhere uptown with direct access to TTC, near major highways and just in the middle of a lot, and a lot of shops and restaurants. Is it too much to ask for from a home? Who wouldn't want it?" I recalled a specific friend asked a while back.
Emerald City is a place that meets these requirements. As thus, the previously introduced 2 towers were enthusiastically received. Now, the much anticipated DREAM TOWER has been launched.
Dream Tower is obviously on Sheppard and Don Mills (Hwy 401 & Hwy 404). It has underground access to TTC as well as direct access to Fairview Mall. And this location not only provides ultra daily convenience but also plenty of parks and greens for your well being. Each suite comes with at least 9-10 ft ceiling. This sure is a very special place in North York, especially when the price starts only at $26x,xxx with a parking.
Project: Dream Tower at Emerald CityLocation: Sheppard Ave & Don Mills RoadDeveloper: ELAD CanadaArchitect: WZMH ArchitectsInterior Design: GNA Interior DesignStoreys & Units: 316 units in 25 storeysStatus: PreconstructionTarget Occupancy: Dec. 2014
Features & Finishes (click to download)Price & Floor Plans (contact us to find out more)
Let's chase your dream.
This is TIFF time of the year. This year, TIFF has moved into their the new TIFF Bell Lightbox, King St. & John St., built by Daniels Corp. In about 2 years, accompanied next to TIFF Bell Lightbox / Festival Tower will be Cinema Tower, strikingly dramatic with steel, glass and also curves.
Not only its appearance is one of a kind, It has something unique to offer. Being the exclusive condos partner of TIFF, it comes with 3-year TIFF membership and TIFF ticket priority. There will be residence exclusive screening with special film industry. TIFF will also run Director's Series in Cinema Tower 's Screening Room. And MORE... Cinema Tower suites offer outstanding interior: 9 ft ceiling, hardwood flooring, Irpina cabinetry, Quartz countertops and Miele appliances.
Project: Cinema Tower
Location: 21 Widmer St., TorontoDeveloper: Daniels Corp.Architect: Kirkor ArchitectsInterior Design: HOKStoreys & Units: 444 units in 43 storeysStatus: Under ConstructionTarget Occupancy: Summer 2013
Features & Finishes (link to PDF)
Types & Price (The Legends of Cinema Collection)- studio from $339,900- 1 bed from $398,900- 1 bed+study from $463,900- 2 bed from $600,900
Floor Plans (request)
Cinema Tower is definitely a unique residence in the heart of Entertainment District. The supplies are finite. Act now.
GTA average home price has appreciated 20-fold since TREB tracked this data 44 years ago. As we covered, the average home price was $21,360 and it was $451,663 last month (August 2011). This may well be why 81% surveyed find it increasingly difficult to fulfill their home ownership dream.
The featured 103 Purvis Cres. in Malvern perhaps is the gateway to your dream. This well kept semi-detached comes with 4 bedroooms, large solarium, parking space for up to 5 vehicles and, of course, a lot of interior upgrades. (Check the slides underneath) With Hwy 401 and TTC nearby and fully established community facilities, this definitely makes a great home to any family.
For details of 103 Purvis Cres., refer to the MLS E2204876.
Correct! You didn't read it wrong. Thanks to the very reasonable sellers, this all-rounded home is priced only at $369,900.
How to seize this deal? Lets start by booking a showing.
Living & Fulfilling Your Dream of Home-Ownershipat 103 Purvis Cres., Toronto
Concord Pacific, #1 Developer in Canada for Sales Volume, is a household name for many. For many who share similar background, we knows that the company has close tie with Hong Kong 's Li Ka-Shing. Concord Pacific is also renowned for Concord Pacific Place in Vancouver, Concord Adex here in Toronto, Concord Gateway in Richmond, Eau Claire in Calgary and Concord Park Place in North York.
Spectra will be a new addition to Concord CityPlace. The "VVIP Select" will take place by private appointment on Sep. 11 and Sep. 12 where potential buyers will get:- a) exclusive preview pricing; and b) up to $10,000 cashback.
New Condos Project: SPECTRA
Tower bachelor and 1-bedroom unit 's preview price is set at around $515-$530 psf, starting $234,300. For the VVIP-Select, the 2-3 bedroom suites are attractively priced at around $480-495 psf.
If you wish to own a condo in downtown within a well developed urban community meticulously planned by a reputable developer; and yet pay at ONLY ABOUT $500 psf, Spectra may be your last call.
Why wait, book a VVIP-Select appointment for coming Sunday and Monday before the VIP sale.
It was a honour to be invited to Daniels Platinum Producers Club preview of PAINTBOX. When I shared the news of this exciting project only a couple of blocks east of Eaton Centre, some of the older colleagues said with a frown: "Regent Park?!"
