1. The most ideal "fairy tale" apartment in Toronto.
When you were a kid, did you ever imagine that you could live in a candy house, cake or bakery like someone in a fairy tale? By choosing Bread Condos, your childhood dream can be realized. Just kidding! But Bread Condo is indeed named after a historic bakery company in Toronto. It is a 19-storey, stylishly designed residential and commercial mixed-use building located in the vibrant Kensington-Chinatown community in downtown Toronto. The apartment’s walkability index Nearly perfect 97/100, there are many restaurants, cafes, shops, banks and post offices in the surrounding area to meet the daily needs of the family. Of course, there are many bakeries and dessert shops to satisfy your discerning taste buds. Maybe the candy house is no longer a dream, but the pursuit of a rich and wonderful life has never given up. There are many super attractions near Bread Condo worth exploring, including Ontario Place, BMO Field, Eaton Center, Chinatown, Art Gallery of Ontario, Air Canada Centre, The Hockey Hall of Fame, The Rom, Ricoh Coliseum, Roger's Centre, Harbourfront Centre and Princess of Wales Theatre etc. There are also large parks and nature reserves near the apartment, including Grange park, Orde Park and Glasgow Street Parkette. It is a good place for families to meet for weekend gatherings, picnics, sports and play.

2. The perfect traffic index enables unobstructed traffic in all corners of the city.
Staying at Bread Condo can enjoy world-class public transportation services. It only takes 2 minutes to walk to Queen's Park subway station, and there are many tram lines to choose from on Strachan Ave. Toronto's financial district, entertainment district, and Yorkville community are all near Bread Condo, where there are many large multinational companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, government agencies, hospitals, well-known universities and colleges. As an important part of the urban residential intensification and modernization process vigorously advocated and promoted by the Toronto City Government, the investment potential of the project is huge. According to the plan, the developer will join hands with various municipal departments to further optimize and improve the transportation routes and municipal facilities here.

3. Good rental prospects, considerable cash flow and high investment value.
Bread Condo is strategically located in the Health Science District, close to the University of Toronto’s St. George campus. The two branches of George Brown College, King Street and St. James Campus, and Ryerson University are not far from the apartment. In addition, for office workers, it takes a 5-minute drive from the apartment or more than 10 minutes by bus to reach the downtown office area. As one of the most vibrant communities in Toronto, more and more young people are migrating here to work and live, which will inevitably promote the rise of housing prices and rents. It is believed that the Bread Condo apartment will face huge rental demand after its completion. In addition, in recent years, the Toronto apartment rental market has continued to be "difficult to find a room". Last year, the rental growth rate reached a double-digit rate. Therefore, buying a Bread Condo apartment would be a good investment choice.

Exclusive offer for VVIP stage
1. The transfer of uncompleted flats is allowed, only $2,000 transfer fee is charged, and the lawyer's fee is extra.
2. Rental is allowed during Interim Occupancy.
3. The development fee is capped, $10,000 will be charged for one-bedroom and below units, $14,000 for one-bedroom plus one study and two-bedroom units, and $20,000 for two-bedroom plus one study and Penthouse units.
4. The price of the parking space is only $69,900, which is only for units of 600 square feet and above, and the price of Locker is only $6,000.
5. Easy deposit payment plan: $10,000 at the time of contract, 30 days to make up the remaining part of the price of 5%; 5% within 90 days, 5% within 365 days, and 5% within 540 days.