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Price/Sqft Range
1200 sqft - 1399 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$396 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1989
Building Scale
Floors: 1 | Total Units: 50
Building Type
Townhouse
Property Management
Built in 1989
Condo Corp
WNCC-138
Date Registered
Jul 28, 1989
29 Paulander Drive Townhomes is a low-rise residential development in central Kitchener. Completed in 1989, the complex consists of 50 units in a single-storey format. It was purpose-built as a townhouse community and has served as a consistent part of the local housing stock for over three decades.
The architectural profile emphasizes horizontal space and accessibility. By using a single-floor layout, the project avoids the vertical density common in multi-residential buildings. The exterior design reflects the townhouse aesthetics of the late 1980s.
The site plan provides a traditional townhouse environment that prioritizes unit autonomy. This approach focuses on a self-contained living experience rather than shared communal structures.
Residences average approximately 1,245 square feet. Layouts are generally configured as three-bedroom suites with two to 2.5 bathrooms. These units offer more interior space than many contemporary high-rise developments.
The project represents a segment of the Kitchener market that prioritizes square footage and utility. While specific price-per-square-foot data is currently unavailable, the established footprint positions it as a practical choice for buyers seeking indoor space. The scale of the suites is the primary draw for the complex.
This development is designed for unit autonomy rather than centralized shared facilities.
The lifestyle is defined by residential stability. The demographic consists of families and individuals who prioritize functional, multi-bedroom living spaces.
The community provides a home environment within reach of Kitchener's urban core. It offers a residential setting without the density of high-rise living.
Developer details for this project are not currently listed.
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