426 University Ave

TSCC 2375

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Bicycle Parking, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water

Originally a historic building for the Grange Park neighborhood, Residences at RCMI (located at 426 University Ave.) was built on top and integrated with the original building, which now serves as its podium. Elegantly rising high into the sky, this condominium gives off mad reflections for its glass facade. Developed by Tribute Communities, architected by Zeidler Partnership Architects, and with all the interior design done by Andrea Kantelberg Design, Residences at RCMI also stands proudly at 42 storeys. In total, Residences at RCMI has 318 units (the smallest one being 473 feet², and the largest unit being 762 feet²), and among the offerings are a number of 1-bedroom condo units, 1-bedroom plus den units, and 2-bedroom units for buyers to choose from. On the insides of the units, one can expect features such as a custom kitchen backsplash, 9-foot ceilings, a large Juliette-style balcony, as well as a bright, practical, spacious layout to be present. With the historical average PSF of Residences at RCMI only going up, real estate investors have a good shot at a positive return on investment if they invest their time and hard-earned money here. With regards as to what is in the building itself for amenities, residents will have access to a concierge service, an exercise room, a games/recreation room, not to mention an ever-present security guard service.It won’t take long for residents of Residences at RCMI to want to step out to the property 426 University Ave is located on, and go exploring locally. The best bet for local exploration and window shopping is making full use of the TTC transit bus stop located just up University Ave. a tiny bit, to the intersection of University Ave. and Dundas St. W. This can bring residents into contact with various pubs, fast food places, grocery stores, a pharmacy, as well as some little shops and cafes. By heading a bit further north on University Ave. to Dundas St. W, homebuyers can come across the St. Patrick subway station. Also, starting at University Ave. and Dundas St. W are the TTC streetcars, thanks to the presence of a stop right there at the intersections. For those motorists who wish to get quick, simple, and fast access to the nearest highway, their best bet would be to drive north on University Ave. to Dundas St. W, then west on Dundas to Spadina Ave. At Spadina Ave., then motorists should head south to Lake Shore Blvd., where they can find an on-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs west to east across nearly the entire lakeshore for Toronto and Etobicoke.One of the many benefits of living at Residences at RCMI is the presence of greenspaces right near the condominium building itself. For those buyers who are really interested in peace and relaxation (relatively for the middle of Toronto), they can look to Grange Park, which is accessible by heading north on University Ave. to Dundas St. W once more, then west, but this time, only to Beverley St., then, a very short ride south, and that will bring buyers to Grange Park, filled with greenery and relative peace.