One Delisle Condos

Features and Amenities

Slate Asset Management’s 44-story apartment project in Toronto’s Yonge & Eglinton neighborhood is the tallest structure. Two hundred sixty-three residences will be built in total. 42 of the 263 apartments will be one-bedrooms, 54 will be one-bedrooms with dens, 141 will be two-bedrooms, and 26 will be three-bedrooms each.

There will also be 1,372 square meters earmarked for internal facilities, so there will be plenty of room in this new condo development in Midtown. In addition, there will be 532 square meters of outdoor facilities.

Pet wash, fitness center, conference rooms, and outdoor terraces are just a few of the facilities available in the new building. Designers will provide nine parking spaces for guests in the underground parking garage. Electric cars will also be able to charge at the parking facility. There will also be enough for 317 bicycles and 11 store spaces.

Location and Neighbourhood

The launch of One Delisle Condos suggests that St. Clair and Yonge may regain some of the renown it had in the 1970s and 1980s. This upscale neighborhood’s busiest crossroads, formerly a hub for luxury merchants, remains an important transit and business location.

A Walk Score of 91 at Yonge and St. Clair indicates that most daily tasks can be completed without the need for a vehicle, as seen by the abundance of local amenities in this neighborhood.

Accessibility and Highlights

Several neighboring public transportation choices are easily accessible from this apartment, designed as transit-oriented development. The St. Clair TTC Station is just next door, allowing homeowners to go to Union Station in about 17 minutes using the Line 1 subway.

For residents, the St. Clair streetcar may get them to St. Clair West Station in less than 10 minutes. It’s easy to understand why this neighborhood has been given a Transit Score of 85 since the Line 5 Eglinton LRT line is scheduled to begin service in 2021.

About the Developer

As an asset manager and global investment organization, Slate Asset Management is committed to delivering long-term value to its stakeholders. Communities are built via the re-imagination of possible assets. When Slate Asset Management was created, its founders had a burning ambition to transform the Canadian property market.

Every day, the organization strives to bring possible agreements to fruition and make them easier for investors to understand and participate in. The organization also uses a straightforward strategy for investors to access opportunities and marketplaces that others miss. Slate Asset Management has been making the most of possibilities that others overlook to challenge the status quo from its start.