Although King Plaza was built way back in the ‘90s, it has not lost its charm since it offers a convenience that would make animal lovers wanting to move in as it is a pet-friendly building (with some restrictions, of course). There are suites that let residents have a pleasant view of the historic St. James Cathedral. Recent renovations gave the hallways a very contemporary style to cater to the tastes of the younger generation of condo dwellers. Downtown living has defined King Plaza since it just minutes away, and in fact you can just walk, to the St. Lawrence Market, theatres, stores, shops, restaurants, sports venues and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).

Instead of becoming another real estate casualty, King Plaza adapted to the needs of the time by turning its intended use as a rental property into a condominium complex in the early ‘90s. The average price of the units ranging anywhere between $350 to $400 per square foot. The building consists of 17 floors with some units having one to two bedroom suites starting at 632 square-foot in a one bedroom. A two-bedroom suite and sun porch is spacious enough at 1020 square-foot.

If you want an affordable urban dwelling with such amenities as exercise and game room, party room and roof garden with green foliage and easy chairs on the 9th floor that offers a respite from a hectic hustle and bustle of the city, then you cannot mistake in choosing King Plaza.