Residences of Yorkville Plaza

Quick Facts

• Builder(s): Camrost-Felcorp
• Storeys: 31
• Units: 508
• Built: 2017
• Neighbourhood(s): Annex, Midtown | Central, Toronto
• Building Type: High-Rise Condo (Hotel conversion)
• Suite Sizes: 385 sqft - 4,579 square feet
• Average Price: $1,140 / sq. ft.

Overview

The Residences of Yorkville Plaza is a 31-storey conversion of the Four Seasons Hotel. The property opened in 1972 as the Hyatt Regency, serving as a prominent hospitality destination.

Camrost-Felcorp converted the hospitality property to a high-rise residential building.

Architectural responsibilities fell to WZMH Architects, who redesigned the concrete structure with a contemporary facade. The design features a two-storey glass and stone podium that serves as the entrance to the Yorkville promenade. The podium grounds the building and provides an elegant interface for both residents and passersby. This repurposing of a vintage hospitality building respects the context of the Annex while providing new living spaces for residents.

Suite Sizes & Value

The suites range from compact 385-square-foot units to expansive layouts spanning 4,579 square feet. Various floor plan configurations are available to suit different lifestyle needs. The pricing provides accessible entry to the Yorkville real estate market.

• Average Price: $1,140 / sq. ft.

Building Amenities & Features

• Two-storey podium
• High-end retail
• Water feature
• Living green wall
• Custom interiors

Location

• Yorkville Plaza Park
• Transit access
• Heritage sites
• Major intersection

Neighbourhood Lifestyle

The Annex and Midtown neighbourhoods offer urban convenience with cultural attractions. Residents enjoy proximity to museums, galleries, upscale shopping, and dining establishments. The area provides excellent walkability and transit connections throughout Toronto.

About the Developer

Camrost-Felcorp specializes in conversions, selecting historic properties to transform into modern residential spaces. Focusing on former commercial and hospitality buildings, the firm has developed a portfolio of such projects in and around Toronto, including Kings Court and Imperial Plaza, the former Imperial Oil headquarters.