878 Yonge Condos is a forthcoming condominium project by Cityzen Development, situated at 878 Yonge Street in Toronto. The development is located at the intersection of Yonge Street and Bloor Street East and will consist of 194 units spread across 59 floors. The design of the building has been handled by the esteemed Bruce Kuwabara of KPMB Architects, and features a striking exterior composed of white concrete and marble cladding, serving as a grand architectural entryway to the Bloor-Yorkville region from the north.
878 Yonge Condos Highlight
- Situated in the heart of downtown Toronto
- Within walking distance of the University of Toronto
- Just steps away from the Bloor Subway Line
- Only a few steps away from shops and entertainment
- .In close proximity to the financial district
Project Information
- Developer: Cityzen Development Group
- Architect: KPMB
- Building Type: Condominium
- Ownership: Condominium
- Building Status: Pre-construction
- Selling Status: Planning
- Storeys: 46
- Suites: 152
- Suite Size: 400 - 1100
WHY 878 Yonge Street?
The 878 Yonge Street Condos are situated in Toronto's Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood, at the intersection of Scollard Street and Yonge Street's southwest corner. The project involves constructing a residential building that will rise 59 storeys high (116 metres) and comprise a 6-storey base podium and a 53-storey tower. The current low-rise commercial structures, with a mix of residential, retail, restaurant, and office uses, will be replaced. The building will have 194 residential units, including 108 one-bedroom units, 54 two-bedroom units, and 32 three-bedroom units, with a total gross floor area of 26,213 square metres. Seven underground parking levels will accommodate 189 vehicles, with 168 spaces designated for residents and 21 for visitors. The building will also have 196 bicycle parking spaces, including 176 long-term and 20 short-term parking spots. The indoor amenity space is proposed to be 1,798 square metres, while the outdoor amenity space is 426 square metres. Furthermore, the project includes incorporating the Frank Stollery Parkette, located north of the site, in the redevelopment plan.
