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Transit City – TC1 & TC2

by Nest & Castle
Transit City – TC1 & TC2

Transit City Condos is a new condominium development by CentreCourt Developments currently in pre-construction located at York Regional Road 7, Vaughan in the Thornhill neighbourhood with a 76/100 walk score and an 85/100 transit score. Transit City Condos is designed by Diamond + Schmitt Architects Inc. and will feature interior design by Figure3. Development is scheduled to be completed in 2020. The project is 55 storeys tall and has a total of 553 suites.

 

Project Name Transit City – TC1 & TC2
Building Type Condominium
Intersection HWY 7 & HWY 400
Address 898 Portage Parkway & 5 Buttermill Avenue
City Vaughan
Neighbourhood –
Development Team CentreCourt
Architecture Team Diamond + Schmitt Architects Inc.
Number of Storeys 55
Number of Units 553
Platinum Sales Status Occupancy
Expected Completion 2020

 

 

 

 

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