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Condo Project Summary
This development targeted toward those seeking larger units, especially families.
Y&S Condos is a 35 storeys condominium development by Tribute Communities in Toronto. This new pre-construction condo project is located at 20 Soudan Avenue in Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood. This Condo has an expected occupancy date of 2023.
The proposal calls for a residential tower anchored by a contemporary base, which will house retail at grade and almost 89,000 square-feet of office space from floors two to six.
284 residential units are proposed in total, including 108 one-bedroom layouts, 141 two-bedroom and 39 three-bedroom layouts.
Amenities
The Y&S Condo building is expected to feature 6,792 square-feet of indoor amenity space on the seventh floor. These amenities will likely take the form of a gym, party room with a kitchen and lounge, a business room and dedicated children’s space. The same level will also feature 6,361 square-feet of outdoor amenities. Four levels of underground parking with 110 spaces are also part of this proposal.
The proposed building will feature a grid-like pattern of highly-articulated, cascading cube forms that flow up and down the main building facades, blending the tower and base elements together. Both the base and the tower will feature a highly-glazed window wall system, which will reflect the contemporary character of the rapidly-growing neighbourhood. The floor plate size will vary within the tower, creating a unique, asymmetrical look.
Y&S residents will have access to a list of amenities that includes a Co-Working Space, a Meeting Room, Party Rooms, a Catering Kitchen, Guest Suites, a Yoga Studio, a Fitness Centre and a Children’s Room for play-time.
We love the modern, high quality features this condo promises to deliver. Purchasers can expect laminate flooring in entryways, living/dining, kitchen, main hallways, bedroom(s) and den, as per the builders decor package selection. Kitchens come with contemporary cabinetry and quartz countertops along with valance lighting under upper kitchen cabinets.
The appliance package includes a stainless steel fridge, cooktop and wall oven or slide-in range, as well as a microwave, integrated panelled dishwasher and a front loading washer. Bathrooms will come equipped with soaker tubs, standing showers and exquisite finishes.
Layout configurations are divided into two collections. The Tower floor plans range in size from 1-bedroom units at 455 square feet to 3-bedroom suites at 975 square feet. While The Podium floor plans range from 1-bedroom units at 450 square feet to 2-bedroom plus den units at 965 square feet.
Location & Neighbourhood
Condos near Yonge and Eglinton have a lot going for them. The neighbourhood is arguably one of Toronto’s most impressive urban transformations and has been designated by the province as an “urban growth centre,” a major residential, commercial and transit hub where growth is expected and planned for accordingly.
In fact, based on the number of condominium proposals in the works, the neighbourhood has the potential to become one of the densest neighbourhoods in Canada, with space for over 20,000 new residents in the next ten years. It’s a great place to invest if you like the idea of an up-and-coming hotspot.
The area’s recent transformation has seen a flood of luxury condominiums, coveted office buildings and a multi-million retail expansion grace the intersection. A range of lifestyle amenities and eateries, from casual to high-end, line the stretch, making it a popular place for young professionals who crave a high-energy environment similar to downtown. it scores a 99 on its Walk Score and a 94 on its Transit Score.
Another reason we love Yonge and Eglinton is the proposed Eglinton Crosstown LRT, which is currently under construction. Once completed in the next few years, the LRT will add almost 20 km of rapid transit access from Kennedy Station in Scarborough all the way to Toronto’s Weston Road.
With a stop at Yonge and Eglinton, the intersection will become one of only a few in Toronto to provide rapid transit access in all four directions. As it stands, getting into the downtown core is a fifteen-minute subway ride and many of the city’s most popular destinations are equally easy to get to, including the University of Toronto and Ryerson University.