Theatre Park, 224 King St W

Sources disagree on a few details. Strata lists the building as completed in 2011, but UrbanToronto reported construction starting that December and the tower nearly topped off in May 2014, so 2011 is best read as the start of construction. UrbanToronto’s database gives 234 suites and about 157 metres, while its 2014 article cited 236 suites and 540 feet. With about 5,200 square feet per floor, the tower has only a handful of suites on each level, and its amenities include an outdoor pool and a two-level bar and terrace.

Theatre Park at 224 King St W was developed by Lamb Development Corp., Niche Development and Harhay Developments, designed by architectsAlliance. Completion, height and suite count, each with its source, are in the facts list on this page. Listed amenities include outdoor pool, two-level bar and terrace, restaurant, fitness room, event room, 24-hour concierge.

The building is in the Entertainment District area, filed under TRREB’s Waterfront Communities C1 community in the MLS® system. Local favourites nearby include TIFF Bell Lightbox; Roy Thomson Hall and the King Street theatres; St. Andrew subway station. The neighbourhood guide linked below covers local prices and how quickly homes sell.

Buying or selling at Theatre Park: every suite is different, so the comparison that matters is with recent sales of similar layouts, floors and views in the same building. Before an offer, read the status certificate for the reserve fund, any special assessments and the rules on leasing and short-term rentals, and check what parking, locker and maintenance fees come with the suite. For sellers, a price set from those same in-building comparables tends to hold up better than one set from the neighbourhood average. To see what is for sale now, the live MLS® search for the neighbourhood lists every active listing, including any suites in this building.