Allure Condos

UNRIVALLED SOPHISTICATION

A timeless expression. A striking example of compelling architectural intention

Description

Allure Condos is a New Condo development by EMBLEM located at King St E & Sherbourne St, Toronto. Designed with the present and the future community in mind, Allure will rise 43 storeys, offering 509 units, a mix of one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units, all with premium finishes and breathtaking views of the city. The northwest corner of King Street East and Princess Street is being reimagined as part of the Allure community, combining history with contemporary design.

Overview

Location & Neighbourhood

Close to the St.Lawrence Market
Close to the George Brown College
The TTC Street Car At Door Steps
Minutes from the Financial district
Steps away from the Waterfront
Short Drive to the DVP
Step to the Distillery District

Reasons To Invest

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Transit oriented
This prime location places you right at the center of the city’s incredible next wave of growth, with unparalleled access to Toronto’s comprehensive transit system, including TTC streetcar routes only a minute away from home, and soon, the new Ontario Line – which will become the city’s main east-west connection.

Education
Parents will be happy with a number of great schools within a short walk, including Rose Avenue Junior Public School, Toronto Private High School, Blyth Academy Yorkville, and the Abelard School.

Investment
Condo prices in Toronto sit healthily in the high $400K range, and continue to grow by about 10% every year. And with so many draws, like Universities, Campuses and Businesses so close by, this will always be an attractive area for students and young professionals looking for an easy commute.

Shopping Hub
The nearby strip of Bloor Street has seen a recent surge of exciting shops, restaurants and more, indicating the area is becoming more densely packed, with high-end grocery stores and other services popping up all the time.