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Price/Sqft Range
498 sqft - 2583 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$885 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2010
Building Scale
Floors: 34 | Total Units: 363
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2010
Condo Corp
TSCC-2123
Date Registered
Dec 1, 2010
Common Element
Heat
Water
Air Conditioning
Building Insurance
Parking
The 500 is a modern 34-storey glass tower situated in North St. James Town. Designed by Northgrave Architects Inc. and completed in 2010, this high-rise development represents contemporary urban living within the Sherbourne Street corridor.
The building's sleek glass façade was designed to maximize natural light penetration while contributing to the area's high-rise density through contemporary architectural methods. The glass envelope exterior creates a modern appearance that prioritizes functional urban living in downtown Toronto.
Residences at The 500 range from compact 498-square-foot one-bedroom units to spacious 2,583-square-foot two-bedroom lofts. Floor plans emphasize open-concept layouts complemented by modern kitchen designs.
Loft-style units feature high ceilings and full-height windows that create bright, airy living spaces. Most suites include private balconies or terraces offering views of the downtown Toronto skyline.
Average Price: $885 / sq. ft.
The 500 offers residents life in a walkable downtown community that balances urban density with residential comfort in North St. James Town. The neighbourhood attracts young professionals and investors who value proximity to the Financial District and downtown amenities.
Residents enjoy convenient walking access to daily necessities, diverse dining options, and nearby parks. The location provides an ideal base for those working in the core while maintaining access to the broader Greater Toronto Area.
Times Group Corporation developed The 500, bringing expertise in both construction and property management to this residential project. The company collaborated with Paul Northgrave of Northgrave Architects Inc. to create a development focused on modern design principles and urban functionality.
This partnership resulted in a building that emphasizes contemporary living while addressing the practical needs of downtown Toronto residents.
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