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Price/Sqft Range
432 sqft - 1481 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$922 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2021
Building Scale
Floors: 29 | Total Units: 362
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2021
Condo Corp
TSCC-2851
Date Registered
May 31, 2021
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
Whitehaus Condos stands as a 29-storey high-rise development that completed construction in 2021. This modern residential tower houses 362 units at the prominent intersection of Yonge Street and Helendale Avenue in Toronto's Midtown core.
The building incorporates mixed-use design principles with Whitehaus Condominium Retail occupying the ground floor commercial space. This street-level retail component enhances the urban fabric of the Yonge-Eglinton corridor while providing convenient amenities for residents and the surrounding community.
Developed by Knightstone Capital Management, the project positions residents within one of Toronto's key secondary business districts, offering proximity to employment centres and commercial hubs.
The building offers diverse living options with floor plans spanning from 432 square feet to 1,481 square feet. This range accommodates everything from efficient studios and one-bedroom units to spacious family-sized homes, catering to various lifestyle needs in the competitive Midtown market.
Units are priced at an average of $922 / sq. ft., reflecting the building's 2021 completion and prime positioning within a major transit and commercial node. This valuation represents the premium associated with new construction in one of Toronto's most connected neighbourhoods.
The Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood epitomizes urban living with its high-density environment and walkable amenities. Residents enjoy immediate access to shopping, dining, and professional services within steps of their front door.
This area serves as one of Toronto's primary employment and retail centres, making it particularly attractive to professionals seeking to minimize commute times. The neighbourhood's energy and convenience appeal to urbanites who value being at the centre of city life while maintaining access to green spaces and recreational facilities.
Knightstone Capital Management has been developing Toronto real estate since its founding in 2001 under the leadership of David Lehberg. The company oversees an impressive portfolio exceeding $1.5 billion in assets spanning residential, hospitality, and commercial properties.
Beyond traditional residential development, Knightstone specializes in purpose-built student housing through strategic partnerships with major educational institutions including the University of Toronto, McMaster University, and Centennial College. The firm's residential development portfolio includes notable projects such as Whitehaus and The Upper House in Leaside, demonstrating their commitment to quality urban living solutions.
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