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Completed
Built: 1985
Building Scale
Floors: 1 | Total Units: 82
Building Type
Low-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1985
Condo Corp
MTCC-689
Date Registered
Nov 29, 1985
Common Element
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Developed by Perez Corporation in 1985, 200 Murison Boulevard is an original townhouse development rather than a conversion. The complex contains 82 low-rise units, offering a low-density residential profile in the Malvern area.
The architecture follows a utilitarian 1980s design featuring traditional brick construction. This material choice provides a functional and established presence in the Scarborough housing market.
The site plan emphasizes privacy and separation, contrasting with high-density high-rise developments. Each unit integrates into the local landscape while maintaining distinct residential boundaries.
The development features townhouse-style units designed for families and first-time buyers. These multi-level layouts prioritize practical living space and usable floor plans.
Maintenance fees are historically cited at $0.36 per square foot. These fees include water, building insurance, and common element maintenance.
Ownership typically includes a built-in garage and a private driveway space. Average Price: Data Not Available / sq. ft.
Malvern is a suburban residential area defined by transit accessibility and utility. The community attracts residents who prioritize proximity to schools, groceries, and major employment hubs.
The area is situated near the University of Toronto Scarborough and the Highway 401 corridor. It offers established recreational facilities and a range of local dining options catering to a value-conscious demographic.
Perez Corporation, also known as J. Perez Corporation (Toronto) Corp., completed the 200 Murison Boulevard Townhomes in 1985. The firm focused on functional residential construction during this period.
The longevity of the community and stable maintenance costs indicate a development approach centred on practical utility and long-term structural reliability.
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