With an average square foot sales price at Yonge and Eglinton around $1007, the preconstruction prices at 65 Broadway are fantastic. This project gives buyers a chance to enter into one of the strongest cohorts in the market. The Yonge and Eglinton area has always been a popular neighborhood for young professionals and established families alike. The neighborhood also attracts people who are looking to settle down, away from the city core. Current 1-bedroom units are priced around $1,140 per square foot. Similar buildings launched at $1100 per square foot, and raised prices to $1300 before selling out. 65 Broadway is still selling at $1,140+ per square foot. These fantastic prices are expected to only last till the end of the year, when the developer is going to put up prices and start paying for advertising.

65 Broadway Preconstruction Condos; The Important Details

With an anticipated completion date November 2024, that gives you significant time to hedge your investment in an appreciating market. Deposit is only: $5,000 with offer; Balance of 5% in 30 days; 5% in 150 days; 5% in 250 days; 5% in 500 days; 5% on Occupancy. (A total of 25%; however, this is something we can push to negotiate down to 20%).

 

Highlights

  • WalkScore of 94/100: Walker’s Paradise

  • TransitScore of 90/100: Rider’s Paradise

  • 5-minute walk to the Eglinton Station and Yonge Eglinton Centre Shopping Mall.

  • Close to shops, restaurants, and schools.

  • Nearby parks include Glebe Manor Square, St. Clements-Yonge Parkette, and Sherwood Park

  • Future connection to the incoming Eglinton Crosstown LRT –anticipated completion 2021

View the brochure below:

 

Floorplans are available here:

65 Broadyway floorplans

 

Current prices are available here:

Special Incentives and Price List

 

About The Builder:

Read More About The Builder: Times Group

 

The fine details

As with all preconstruction condos in the city, sales are happening fast. Floorplans you see today might be sold tomorrow, and the unsold units will be sold for more than they are available for today. The best way to approach buying preconstruction condos is to reach out to an agent that sells preconstruction, and to get into a new project as soon as the building releases. Every week or month that passes means you might pay more for your unit than a buyer who purchased earlier. If you’re curious about learning more about preconstruction real estate sales, please reach out to us. Christo – 416-508-3644 or clourantos@sothebysrealty.ca