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A 15-storey, 201-suite CanAlfa mid-rise from 2013 in Liberty Village, with a fee that includes parking and Beanfield fibre available, on a street where a 43-storey rental tower has been proposed.
The final phase of Lifetime Developments’ Liberty Market complex: about 280 condo suites stacked above seven floors of offices and ground-floor retail, completed in 2022.
A 2013 Liberty Village building by Lifetime and BLVD Developments where most suites are two-storey lofts with double-height living rooms, plus a gym with an indoor half-court.
Plaza’s 2013 multi-building complex on East Liberty Street and Pirandello Street, with one of the most inclusive fee structures in Liberty Village and plenty of studios and one-bedrooms on the market.
The first of CanAlfa Group’s two curved glass towers at the east end of Liberty Village, completed in 2015, with fees that run lower per square foot than many neighbours and a suite mix built around one-bedrooms.
Liberty Central Phase 2 is a 27-storey CanAlfa tower of 303 suites in Liberty Village, registered in 2021, sharing a podium with Phase 1 and offering a pool at a fee level well below most downtown towers.
King’s Landing is an Arthur Erickson-designed, terraced 1980s condominium on the Harbourfront with 101 large suites of roughly 1,200 to 4,500 square feet, south-facing solariums, an indoor pool and a tennis court.
Kingly is a 15-storey, LEED Gold brick condominium by Allied Properties and RioCan, designed by Hariri Pontarini and built as the residential half of the King Portland Centre office development.
A 32-storey, 232-suite Lamb Development tower designed by architectsAlliance on a quiet side street off King West, with compact suites, nine-foot ceilings and fees that now run well above the original estimate.
King Blue is a two-tower, 911-suite condo completed in 2020 at King and Blue Jays Way, built over the restored facades of the 1927 Westinghouse Building, with a pool, a hotel and the Theatre Museum Canada in its podium.
