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About Glas
Glas is a 16-storey high-rise condominium built in 2009 by Lamb Development Corp, located in Toronto's Waterfront Communities. With 165 units and a strong rental market (currently 2 units available at an average of $2,550/month), this building offers direct access to the lake and the vibrant downtown waterfront. It's a solid choice for buyers and renters seeking walkable urban living near the water.
Glas sits in the heart of the Waterfront Communities, steps from the Harbourfront and Lake Shore Boulevard. The Spadina streetcar line is nearby, connecting you to downtown and beyond. This neighbourhood attracts professionals and downsizers who value proximity to restaurants, galleries, and waterfront parks without sacrificing city convenience.
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Frequently asked questions
What type of building is Glas?
Glas is a 16-storey high-rise condominium developed by Lamb Development Corp and completed in 2009. It contains 165 units and is managed by Dash Property Management. The building represents a mid-rise waterfront offering in the Waterfront Communities, with modern finishes and a focus on urban living. Most units are configured as one-bedroom homes, averaging around 550 square feet. This scale allows for a balanced mix of common amenities and personalized living space, making it an attractive option for both owner-occupants and investors seeking rental income in a well-established downtown waterfront location.
What's the neighbourhood like, and what transit options are available?
Glas is situated in the Waterfront Communities C1 area, one of Toronto's most desirable waterfront neighbourhoods. The building is steps away from the Harbourfront, offering direct access to trails, parks, and cultural venues. Lake Shore Boulevard runs in front, with the Spadina streetcar line providing easy access to King West, Queen West, and downtown core destinations. Dundas West and Wellington West are walkable for dining and shopping. The location suits professionals working downtown, retirees seeking urban amenities with lake views, and anyone who prioritizes walkability. The waterfront setting provides green space and recreation right outside your door, while keeping you connected to Toronto's transit network.
What should buyers and renters know about this building?
Glas is primarily a one-bedroom building with units averaging 550 square feet, making it well-suited to singles, couples, and small households. If you're considering a purchase, expect to pay maintenance fees typical of a downtown waterfront building; ask your real estate agent or the property manager (Dash Property Management) for current schedules. The building has been stable since 2009, so you'll have concrete records on reserve fund status and any major capital expenditures. Renters should know that the market here moves quickly; the current rental range sits around $2,550/month for available units. Both buyers and renters should clarify pet policies with Dash Property Management, as these can vary. Visit the building in person to assess views, soundproofing, and the common areas, which are key factors in waterfront high-rise living.