Joya Condos

Description

Condo Project Summary

This new condo project joins a busy stretch where local shops and eateries are plentiful and developments like this one continue to be built and proposed.

Joya Condos is a new mid-rise condominium by Marlin Spring Developments in Etobicoke. This 12 storey pre-construction project with 321 residential units is located at 1045 The Queensway, on the southeast corner of The Queensway and St. Lawrence Ave, just west of Islington Ave.

Buyers can look forward to a comprehensive array of building and neighbourhood amenities that suit individuals and families. Residents will also be minutes from Toronto Pearson Airport, Kipling Station, and Sherway Gardens.

Amenities

Close to major arteries, public transit hubs and the region’s largest upscale shopping centre, it’s an anticipated development that will add to the rejuvenation of the neighbourhood.

Joya Condo project will feature 321 units in a range of sizes from 338 to 1,450 square feet. Unit breakdown is as follows: 36 studios, 41 one-bedroom, 126 one-plus-den, 79 two-bedroom, 31 three-bedroom, 4 live/work units, and 4 two-storey townhouses.

Based on former projects by this group, we’re expecting this new condo development to feature open-concept layouts, a warm, neutral palette and modern architecture that contributes to the modernization of the area.

On-site amenities will include a state-of-the-art fitness centre with facilities for spinning and yoga, welcoming party lounges, stunning rooftop terrace space, and both pet- and child-friendly areas. Amenities will stretch across 14,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space on the first three floors and the roof.

Location & Neighbourhood

Joya Condos in Etobicoke present a great opportunity for the investor looking to break into the GTA real estate market. A growing region immediately west of Toronto, it offers plentiful options for shopping, dining, recreation and commuting, whether you’re getting around the immediate area or elsewhere in the GTA.

We’ve been seeing an influx of youthful, technology-focused companies moving into the area, attracted by the plentiful amenities and proximity to Toronto, and we suspect this trend will continue. In fact, the region is on track to build two large-scale film production facilities near Kipling Station, which will bring even more job opportunities to the area, in addition to already robust corporate and manufacturing sectors.

It’s easy to get around here too, with quick access to both the Gardiner Expressway and Highway 427 from the condominium site, as well as regular bus access that will take you to major transit hubs like Kipling and Islington stations in minutes. Driving into the heart of downtown Toronto takes under fifteen minutes!