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The second condo in my look at 2010 pre construction launches is Canderel Stoneridges DNA 3. This developer is no stranger to the King West/Liberty Village community having restored the red brick Massey Harris lofts in 2003 and completing DNA1, DNA2 (The predecessors to DNA3).

I wrote about this one back in October, during the LG Fashion Week. It was quite the partnership, merging fashion and real estate for the weeklong event! Judging by the photos, it looked like a “fabulous” success!

Liberty Village is a much sought after address for many young professionals looking to start their life in a hip and happening area. With bars, banks, grocery stores and more all accessible by walk, it’s no surprise why so many are drawn to the neighbourhood. DNA is located on the North side of King St at Shaw. Details are still sparse on DNA 3 but with a rough launch date of Spring 2010 there’s still plenty of time before sales start. Expect an illuminating building design, chic suite finishes from Cecconi Simone, a modern amenity space and a beautiful landscaped rooftop! If you’d like to be kept up-to-date on this one send me an email…I’d love to help!

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  2. What Will DNA 3 Look Like?
  3. The Candidates and Condos

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  • http://www.jimsparrow.com Chris Smith

    Looks like a great condo. I was also looking at this one in Calgary. It seems that Calgary’s prices still have the potential to grow where Toronto seems like it is already so high. Thoughts?

  • http://www.SavelBlogs.com Mark Savel

    I’m a bit confused by your comparison; the link you provided is to a record breaking luxury home sale where as my post is about a downtown preconstruction condo? The only connection I know between Calgary and Toronto is that Mark Giordano (a Torontonian) plays for your Flames ;)

    Internationally speaking, the price per square foot is relatively low in Toronto and I feel as if there is still potential for prices to rise! I’m sure Calgary may also see potential, but one has to factor in time and amount. Meaning how long will it take Calgary’s prices to rise and by how much…3% over 5 years vs. 6% over 1. The answer to that can only be answered by time!

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