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Price/Sqft Range
366 sqft - 3039 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$875 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2010
Building Scale
Floors: 38 | Total Units: 706
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2010
Condo Corp
TSCC-2090
Date Registered
Jun 17, 2010
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
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Luna | Luna Vista at Cityplace comprises two residential towers rising 18 and 38 storeys. Completed in 2010, this development transformed former railway lands into part of the broader CityPlace community master plan.
The architectural design represents a collaboration between Core Architects Inc. and KPMB Architects. The towers showcase distinctive convex curved massing complemented by ribbon balconies that emphasize horizontal lines across the building facades. The exterior incorporates a glass window wall system featuring reflective glass panels, creating a dynamic textural pattern that captures and reflects the Toronto skyline.
The building offers diverse living options with floor plans spanning from compact 366-square-foot studios to expansive multi-level suites exceeding 3,000 square feet. This comprehensive range addresses varying lifestyle needs and budget considerations within the downtown high-rise market.
Priced at an average of $875 per square foot, Luna | Luna Vista provides accessible entry into the desirable Waterfront Communities C1 district. The varied unit sizes effectively serve both first-time condominium buyers and purchasers seeking substantial living space in Toronto's urban core.
Residents experience vibrant urban living within a high-density environment strategically positioned between Toronto's financial and entertainment districts. The neighbourhood balances city energy with green space access, particularly through the adjacent Canoe Landing Park.
The area supports a pedestrian-friendly lifestyle with diverse dining options, retail boutiques, and cultural amenities within walking distance. The location along the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario provides waterfront recreation opportunities while maintaining direct connections to downtown Toronto's business and cultural hubs.
Concord Adex spearheaded the transformation of CityPlace, converting 44 acres of former rail yards into a comprehensive master-planned residential community. This ambitious urban development project represents one of Toronto's most significant downtown residential initiatives.
The developer maintains a commitment to community enhancement through integrated public art installations and parkland contributions within their residential projects. Concord Adex's Toronto portfolio includes notable developments such as Matrix, Apex, Montage, and the Parade block series, establishing the firm as a prominent player in the city's condominium landscape.
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