22 Condominiums is a 23-storey high-rise condominium developed by Lanterra Developments, containing 158 units in total. The building is a significant residential tower in the Church-Yonge Corridor, one of downtown Toronto's most densely developed neighborhoods. High-rise condos like this one typically offer a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, making them attractive to a wide range of residents. The building's scale and location in central downtown means residents benefit from proximity to major transit, shopping, and dining without needing a car. Lanterra Developments is known for quality construction and attention to detail in its residential projects across Toronto.

22 Condominiums sits in the Church-Yonge Corridor, one of downtown Toronto's most vibrant and convenient neighborhoods. The building is steps away from Yonge-Dundas subway station, giving you direct access to both the Yonge line (north-south) and connections to the rest of the TTC network. You're surrounded by the Eaton Centre shopping mall, independent retailers, restaurants, and cultural venues. The area is highly walkable, with most daily amenities within a 10-minute walk. Nearby streets like Dundas and College offer additional shops and services. This is a neighborhood for people who want to be in the middle of downtown action with excellent transit options and street-level activity.

Units at 22 Condominiums range from single-bedroom and bachelor layouts to larger two-bedroom configurations, with an average size around 667 sq ft. If you're renting, current listings average $2,770/month, which reflects the prime downtown location. When evaluating a unit, pay attention to which direction it faces, natural light, and views toward Yonge Street or quieter sides of the building. Ask about maintenance fees, pet policies, and what amenities are included (parking, locker space, gym access, etc.). As a 23-storey high-rise, the building will have standard condo governance and annual fees. The Church-Yonge location means street noise and foot traffic are part of urban living, so consider whether you prefer higher or lower floors. This is an active building with units regularly turning over in both sales and rental markets.