Pears on the Avenue

by Menkes

Completed: 2015 - Sold Out

Project Details

Found in Toronto's Downtown area and built in 2015 by Menkes, this Toronto condo sits near the intersection of Avenue Rd & Davenport Rd. Pears on the Avenue is a high-rise condo located in the Yorkville neighbourhood. Spread out over 20 stories, suites at Pears on the Avenue range in size from 486 to 3500 sqft. This Toronto condo has 175 condo units and can be found at 127-135 Avenue Rd & 170 Avenue Road. The condo offers it's residents amenities such as a Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck and a Concierge. Other amenities include Visitor Parking, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Meeting / Function Room, Outdoor Patio / Garden, Enter Phone System, Visitor Lounge and a Yoga Studio. Air Conditioning, Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Building Insurance, Parking and Water are included in your monthly maintenance fees. Pears on the Avenue is the 92 most expensive condo building in Downtown so if you are looking for one of the more exclusive condos then this building could be right for you.

170

Units

20

Storeys

Floorplans

Features

What's Nearby
Schools
Schools
Restaurant
Restaurant
Gym
Gym
Shopping Mall
Shopping Mall
Park
Park

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The Developer:

Menkes

Menkes Developments Ltd is a family-operated business with deep roots in the city of Toronto. The Company was established nearly 65 years ago by Murray Menkes, an entrepreneur, visionary and successful businessman, who initially wanted his business to be focused on building single-family homes that delivered outstanding quality and lasting value. Over the years, Menkes grew to creating entire mixed-use communities, becoming a fully integrated, multi-disciplinary real estate development company.

Today, carrying on the legacy of their late father, Menkes is led by Murray’s three sons Alan, Steven and Peter, and his grandsons Jared, Jason, Adam and Sean, who not only oversee the execution of the Company’s vast portfolio, but share a common commitment to shape the landscape of Toronto.