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Price/Sqft Range
357 sqft - 2669 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$951 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1991
Building Scale
Floors: 39 | Total Units: 812
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1991
Condo Corp
MTCC-949
Date Registered
Jan 20, 1991
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Internet
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One York Quay stands as a landmark twin-tower residential development on Toronto's waterfront. Completed in 1991, this complex represents the final major undertaking of renowned financier Robert Campeau. The construction employed premium materials and structural engineering standards that distinguish it from many contemporary high-rise developments.
The towers showcase distinctive blue, green, and red window cladding that frames the balconies in geometric patterns, creating visual interest against the predominantly glass-and-steel landscape of the waterfront district. The main lobby features elegant polished marble finishes and sophisticated mirrored elements.
Stanford Downey Architects strategically designed the development to capitalize on its prime inner harbour location, building upon Campeau's established reputation in the Queens Quay area. The architectural design remains a notable example of early 1990s urban residential development in downtown Toronto.
The floor plans at One York Quay offer substantially more living space compared to typical contemporary downtown condominiums. Suite configurations span from compact 357-square-foot studios to expansive multi-bedroom layouts reaching 2,669 square feet. These generous proportions appeal to residents seeking the spatial comfort of a detached home within a high-rise environment.
With pricing averaging $951 per square foot, combined with these larger suite dimensions, One York Quay presents an attractive option for buyers who prioritize spacious living areas and proven construction quality over newer downtown inventory.
Life at One York Quay centres around a self-sufficient residential environment enhanced by thoughtfully integrated social amenities. The building's 10th-floor restaurant and organized community events, including movie nights in the private lounge, foster a strong sense of community among residents.
The combination of sweeping Lake Ontario views and convenient downtown connectivity makes this development particularly suitable for professionals and families requiring seamless access to both the Financial District and Toronto's waterfront recreation opportunities.
One York Quay represents the capstone achievement of Canadian financier Robert Campeau through Campeau Developments. This project served as Campeau's final major contribution to Toronto's skyline, following his successful development of the Harbour Castle Hotel and the original Queens Quay towers. The development was realized through a collaborative partnership with Greywood Developments Ltd. and the architectural expertise of Stanford Downey Architects.
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