Residences of the World Trade Centre II is a 26-storey high-rise residential building completed in 1991 by Camrost-Felcorp. With 600 units across its floors, it's one of the larger residential properties in the Waterfront Communities neighbourhood. The building was designed for urban living and has maintained its role as a key residential presence in the World Trade Centre complex. Amenities include a gym, exercise room, pool, sauna, and parking garage with an on-site security guard. The building also offers locker storage for residents. This scale and amenity package reflects the era when it was built and the strong demand for downtown waterfront housing.

The building is located in Toronto's Waterfront Communities in the M5J postal area, placing it steps from the Toronto Waterfront and the PATH system, which connects directly to the financial district and major downtown destinations. The St. Lawrence neighbourhood is walkable from here, with the Bathurst streetcar providing east-west transit and nearby subway stations offering quick access across the city. The area has evolved into a mixed-use district with offices, retail, restaurants, and increasingly more residential options. It's ideal for people working downtown or seeking proximity to waterfront parks and green space. The location has strong walkability for daily needs, and the PATH system is particularly valuable during winter months for weather-protected access to work and shopping.

Units in the building average around 1,125 square feet and typically feature 2 to 3 bedrooms, making them suitable for families, couples, or professionals wanting additional space. Current listings show a wide range, from starter units under $600,000 to larger or higher-floor units approaching $1.3M, reflecting the variety within the 600-unit building. When evaluating a unit, consider floor height (higher floors offer better views and quieter environments), proximity to elevators, and whether the layout suits your needs. Parking and locker storage are available, which is valuable in a downtown waterfront location. Maintenance fees vary by unit and should be reviewed carefully, as they reflect the cost of maintaining the building's amenities and services. Ask about the building's reserve fund status and any planned major repairs when considering purchase.