The Most Completed List of Pre-Construction Condo Projects
Projects by 'Alit Canada Inc.'
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ALIT Canada Inc. is overtly one of the legendary expert builders in the Toronto Metro area, erecting extravagant urban condominiums catalyzed with enthralling artistry, designer engineering, and the very latest in elegant sumptuousness. The fine condos enacted by ALIT Canada Inc. embrace St. Andrew on the Green next to the famed St. Andrews Golf Club in Etobicoke; Murano which is located uptown at the Bay and College corridor; WaterParkCity situated on Lakeshore West near Toronto's sought after Waterfront; and Boutique which can be found at the core of the city's Financial District. The nostalgically styled Nicholas is the latest addition to this enviable collection and is located just steps from Yorkville in the Bloor and Bay area: a condo where the Rat Pack era comes together with the most modern features to create a modern classic.
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Total Count of Projects: 2
Address:
1213 York Mills Rd Toronto, Ontario M3A
Approximately occupancy date:November 2019
Building size:
29
Builder:
Urban Capital Property Group and Alit Canada Inc.
Project Description:
Great Places are defined by nature. The Ravine is a master-planned community where nature and habitation are seamlessly intertwined. Architecture that harmonizes with its surroundings, spaces that emphasize openness and views, and designs that blur the lines between outdoor and indoor spaces. An ideal setting, neighbouring more than 100 acres of ravines and parkland, and perfectly located south of Hwy 401 with easy transportation access everywhere, including downtown.
Address:
117 Peter St, Toronto, Ontario M5V
Approximately occupancy date:2016
Building size:
36
Builder:
Urban Capital Property Group and Malibu Investments Inc. and Alit Canada Inc.
Project Description:
The story of Tableau unfolds below, on and above a table. Historical preservation meets modern design and style in the form of a podium, built to embrace a piece of Toronto's heritage. This table, built on strong supporting legs, divides space, separates use, gracefully identifies public and private areas and yet as a unified form creates a structure that is distinctly and undeniably Tableau.
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