March 12, 2021 Update:

For the Lake Lovers, Please check the LAKEVIEW COLLECTION in the chart below. Suite comes with 1 free parking.

Jun. 20, 2019 Update:

Available Units are Limited.

May 14, 2019 Update:

1 Parking Lot is included in Lagoon Model.

Actually the price is really good compare to other new condos currently sold around.

June 2, 2018:

Rising on the shores of Toronto’s waterfront,
Sugar Wharf is a community of extraordinary proportions.
Striking the perfect work-life balance, this exceptional
development will be the future-forward ideal today’s urban
population seeks. Home to 7,500 residents, and 4,000
office workers once completed, this 11.5-acre community
offers homes, offices, shops, restaurants, school, daycare,
park and more. Equally connected to the city as
it is to nature, Sugar Wharf will revolutionize the way
Torontonians live and work.

Price is lower. It is about $150/sf lower than the adjacent project named One Yonge.

Platinum VIP Pricing:

Beach – 1 Bedroom from $530,990 = $1,090 PSF
Flow – 1 Bedroom from $545,990 = $996 PSF
Canal – 1 Bedroom+Den 1.0 from $650,990 = $1,154 PSF
Channel – 1 Bedroom+Den 1.0 from $675,990 = $1,093 PSF
Anchor – 1 Bedroom+Den 2.0 from $687,990 = $985 PSF
Breeze – 2 Bedroom from $842,990 = $1,083 PSF
Atlantic – 2 Bedroom from $742,990 = $931 PSF
Cove – 3 Bedroom from $1,010,990 = $1,103 PSF

Please call me to purchase or for more details.

Thank you.

March 12th, 2021 Update:

The Units on upto 78th floor are available for you to purchase. Any views from any units should be great for sure.

UNIT 7702

UNIT 7801

2020년 6월 14일 업데이트:

June 14th, 2020 Update:

Very nice units are available and not only its location and the height, but also the price is remarkable. Please keep reading to discover why.

The New Tallest Residential Building.

This building is the tallest residential building project ever in Canada. The floor levels selling are 27th to 67th. While the price Of projects in downtown core, such as 11 Yorkville and The United Building, already hits $2,000/sf, Sky Tower is sold for only about $1,350 per sf and upto $1,370 per sf for 27th floor. This is insanely low in my opinion. If it is built in Vancouver ocean side, it could be at least $2,000 per sf. Please see the Price below.

The Lake Ontario is a huge lake. When I see the lake I often forget it is a lake but feel it like an ocean. It is so big that there are quite a size of tides in windy days and there is of course the horizon(sealine) like at an ocean. There will be no Tsunamis at lake shores unlike sea shores.

I do not understand why the condos on the Toronto lake shore area so cheap compare to other places’ like Vancouver sea shore and Downtown core of Toronto. I can confidently predict that the condo price of Toronto lake shore will surpass the condo price of downtown core of Toronto in near future.

For details and prices of the project, please contact Mike.

December 5th, 2019 Update:

The tallest tower ever, Sky Tower of 1 Yonge is now available!

Please email us at teamyoon.ca@gmail.com for prices and floorplans.

Click Here for the VVIP Package (Brochure and Floor Plans)

Please email me for the Prices. Thanks!

May 9th, 2019 Update

Floorplans (Palatial)

Other Floorplans

Brochure

Mar. 21, 2018:

   

A little bit of everything is here in the massive project by Pinnacle who built the tallest buildings in a few cities in North America. There are 500 units of 500 sqft one bedroom units to 1,800 sqft 3 bedroom units.

Please contact me to purchase a unit or two. Or to find out more details.

Thank you very much!

Oct. 31, 2020 Update:

Please Click Below for Floorplans:

• Tower 2 Bedroom
• Upper Tower 2 Bedroom New
• Upper Tower 2 Bed+Den and 3 Bedroom
• High-Rise 2 Bed+Den
• High-Rise 3 Bedroom
• High-Rise 3 Bed+Den
• Lower Penthouse
• Penthouse

This will be the tallest residential building in Canada. 85 storey high. The current tallest residential building is Aura Condos at Yonge and Gerrard, with 78 Storeys.

Please Call Us for Prices.

Mar. 19th, 2018:

Chateau Collection

Signature Collection

April. 13, 2019 Update:

The Price and floor plans are released. Units in the list are all 2 bed and 2 bed units, 949 sqft or larger. Many units with large terraces. It will be completed in 2024.

Builder will select buyers with applications. You need to apply before April 23rd. Tentative signing date is May 4 and 5th 2019. Click links below to see the price and floor plans.

Floor Plans

April. 9, 2019 Update:

Available This weekend. Please register your unit now.

Extraordinary Nature. Limitless Connectivity.

The verdant pull of park space is truly irresistible. Find yourself living amidst a vast network of lush parklands and hectares of greenspace that are begging to be explored. Not only is the Don Valley Parkway, Hwy 404 and the Bayview Extension just a few minutes away, Chateau is located neatly along the future Crosstown LRT as well. The future Crosstown LRT will feature an accessible, surface-level stop right at Leslie and Eglinton,a mere 5-minute walk.

Welcome to Chateau, the third and final building to rise in Auberge on the Park. A masterfully-built condominium immersed with glamour, elegance and beauty, while preserving its roots in style, function and form. A truly elevated living experience woven into a network of sprawling parklands, where sweeping cascading terraces overlook 27,000 sq. ft. of verdant greenspace amid breathtaking views of the skyline.

Alluring, Grand and Exquisite.

Chateau’s French-infused, spacious, and open-concept suites provide a warm, modern and elegantly chic place to gather, get comfortable and feel at home. Enjoy stunning views of the city and foliage courtesy of expansive windows add an overall sense of grandeur and depth to your airy and elegant space. Make a grand entrance each time you return home to the exquisite glass-encased two-storey lobby that evokes a dreamlike romance that stirs curiosity and awakens the senses. We will get the unit you want.

Signing DATE: Saturday, November 10th to Sunday, November 11th
TIME: 10 am to 6 pm (both days)
LOCATION: Sales Tent located next to the Serpentine Pavilion – 533 King St. W. Toronto, ON, M5V 1K4
• All sales must be in accordance with the deposit structure on the worksheet. At the time of signing, an initial deposit of
$10,000 with offer by Bank Draft or Certified Cheque, ALL FOUR (4) post-dated cheques and the original Photo ID
must be presented. All cheques are made payable to “HARRIS SHEAFFER LLP IN TRUST” (stamps available).

In my opinion, this project will have a clear division of likes and dislikes. Last summer, I went to Montreal and was passing between Islands in the center of the city. I was heading south and just after St. Helen’s Island, I saw a massive apartment building looked so strange to my eyes. Some units were literally in the air and the color of the building was grey, the concrete color. No painting I guess. Later I found out that the strange looking building’s name is Habitat 67. In the instruction of King Toronto brochure, the builder mentions Habitat 67. I introduce what he has to say here:

When our partner Michael Emory at Allied reached out and asked us to look at the nearly 600 feet of frontage he had assembled over 10 years on King Street W in Toronto, it immediately struck us that this site deserved something extraordinary. To design the project, Bjarke Ingels and his team at BIG came first to mind, as we had been looking for an opportunity to work together in Toronto for some time. Allied was equally enthusiastic about that starting point.

I always had a fascination with Habitat 67, well before I was actually able to see it in person. I think it began with my interest in the ideals behind the kibbutz and building a community. We thought of this project as a way to demonstrate how architecture can meet this challenge and, hopefully, on completion, that will be its test: can architecture bring people together? In many respects, I think the project has the potential to be more successful than Habitat 67, which after all, was an experiment built on an island in the middle of a river. Here, we have the opportunity to infill within an already vibrant, successful neighbourhood. King West is one of Canada’s truly great neighbourhoods. Walkable, interspersed with parks and amenities, enjoying access to transit and a unique character made up of an eclectic mix of heritage and a fine-grain typology. At a different scale, using a variety of ways to extend nature, we have managed to create a village green at the heart of our project and in the surrounding landscape.

The other interesting aspect of this project is the inspiration from Maison de Verre, in Paris, which led us to explore the use of glass block both on the building façade and within the project, playing with reflectivity, translucency and transparency to create a luminescent project that changes with the light. Building upon the success of Vancouver House and our adoption of the principal of Gesamtkunstwerk, we have once again taken up the challenge of creating the total work of art. It was through Vancouver House, our first project with Bjarke Ingels, that I first discovered the word and philosophy behind Gesamtkunstwerk, and embraced it as a guiding philosophy for all of our projects, current and future. We realized that, above all, our work expresses the integration of art and architecture, which we hope will elevate our projects to become living sculptures and total works of art. Today, this concept continues to manifest itself in our projects in new and interesting ways, no better than here with what we are calling KING Toronto.

We are also really excited about the chance to work with Public Work, the young, talented landscape architect who has stepped up to meet the challenge of bringing nature into the urban environment. I think the landscape design on this project may be the best in the country. Finally, KING Toronto is also a project that is resonating strongly within the public discourse. We will be putting on our next exhibition onsite in Toronto, within our BIG-designed 2016 Serpentine Pavilion called Unzipped. This project and this conversation are among the ways we are helping contribute to a dialogue around urbanism and the opportunities of using architecture to create community in Toronto, a wonderful city that is considered amongst the most vibrant in the world today.

— Ian Gillespie Founder, Westbank

Actually King Toronto looks a lot nicer in both, structure and color of the building than Habitat 67.

I do not say this project will be good or not. I say it is different from most other projects and a very interesting project for sure. What do you think?

It is on south side of King Street and the frontage on King Street is about 200 meter long. So it is a huge project for sure. The builder, Westbank is one of the leading developer in BC. I believe they will do a remarkable job.

I have prices and floor plans but the builder do not allow Us to publish those. So please request them to me to teamyoon.ca@gmail.com or 416-333-3263. Signing is on this weekend. So let us know asap if interested. Cheers!

It’s Just North West of Bayview and 16th in Richmond Hill.

Yellow boundary includes the park.

The houses and towns will be in the Red boundary.

Very Rare Opportunity Yet Great Prices!

Prices and details will be available upon request.

Variety of Amazing Luxuriant Amenities in the park.

There are four nice builders for the projects: Aspen Ridge Homes, Regal Crest Homes, The Conservatory Group, and CountryWide Homes. You can choose the builder and the lot you like.

There is a way you can save your valuable money further more.

Do not go directly to the builder. But call me first before you visit the model homes.

You will be getting a professional service but you will also save some serious amount of your valuable money.

Call me now to find it out!