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Updated for 2026: Complete buyer, seller, and rental market guide for this premier King West location in downtown Toronto.

650 King West Condos & 95 Bathurst St

650 King West Condos (650 King St West and 95 Bathurst St) is one of King West’s most recognizable mid-rise boutique condo developments. Developed by Freed Developments and designed by CORE Architects (known for projects such as Nicholas Residences), this two-tower complex anchors the northeast corner of King Street West and Bathurst Street in downtown Toronto.

Building Overview & Design

Completed in 2012, 650 King West combines contemporary glass-and-steel architecture with functional loft-inspired layouts:

Two-Tower Complex: 650 King St West stands at 10 storeys, while 95 Bathurst St rises 16 storeys.
Suites & Layouts: 233 total suites ranging from efficient 1-bedroom layouts (starting around 507 sq ft) to expansive 2-bedroom penthouses (up to 3,100 sq ft) and multi-level lofts.
Finishes & Features: 10-foot ceiling heights, floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed concrete accents, private balconies, and select terrace suites with outdoor gas hookups and city views.
LEED Certified: Designed with energy-efficient mechanical systems, green building features, and low-E glazing.

Amenities & Location Benefits

650 King West offers residents boutique lifestyle amenities in the heart of Toronto’s Fashion District:

Courtyard garden and interior seating lounge
24-hour concierge and security
Underground visitor parking and bike storage
Walk Score of 95+: Steps from King West restaurants, cafes, nightlife, TTC streetcar transit, and Trinity Bellwoods Park.

Buying, Selling, or Renting at 650 King West

Whether you are looking to purchase a suite, list your property, or lease a unit at 650 King West, working with a neighbourhood specialist ensures accurate market pricing and maximum exposure. Yossi Kaplan, MBA provides expert representation for buyers, sellers, and landlords across King West.

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