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Avg Price/Sqft
$884 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2021
Building Scale
Floors: 29 | Total Units: 433
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2021
Condo Corp
TSCC-2834
Date Registered
Feb 26, 2021
DuEast Boutique Condominiums is a 29-storey high-rise residential development completed in 2021 as part of the Regent Park revitalization. CORE Architects designed the project at the intersection of Dundas Street East and Sumach Street, and the structure meets Toronto Green Standard Tier 2 requirements.
The architectural design uses three narrow "towerettes" to reduce the visual impact of the 29-storey massing. The exterior includes a podium with glass panels and retail colonnades along Dundas Street East.
Elevations along Tubman and Sumach Streets use residential-grade units and solid walls for resident privacy. This design integrates the building as both a commercial hub and a private residence.
The development contains 433 units with layouts designed for various urban requirements. These configurations serve single professionals and families, providing modern residential layouts that align with current downtown Toronto standards.
The building maintains an Average Price: $884 / sq. ft. This valuation reflects its position within the master-planned infrastructure of the revitalized Regent Park corridor.
The lifestyle at DuEast is defined by the ongoing evolution of Regent Park. The atmosphere is pragmatic and focuses on an urban feel.
Residents have access to public infrastructure for social connection, including spaces for communal gardening, crafts, and recreation. The area is designed for those who value master-planned connectivity and urban growth.
The Daniels Corporation is a Canadian developer responsible for the Regent Park revitalization. The company focuses on community-oriented, mixed-use projects and social infrastructure.
Their local projects include One Cole, One Park Place, and The Bartholomew. These developments are recognised for their architectural standards and neighbourhood integration.
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