Allied Properties REIT and Westbank
King Toronto
489-539 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario
King Toronto is a new pre-construction residential development by Allied Properties REIT and Westbank in Toronto, Ontario.
King Toronto sits at 489-539 King Street West in Toronto, a stretch of King West known for its mix of converted warehouses and newer towers. The project is a collaboration between Allied Properties REIT and Westbank.
Specific details on home types, scale and timing are still to be confirmed by the builder.
Key project details
- Location
- 489-539 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario
- Developer
- Allied Properties REIT and Westbank
- Community
- 514 homes
How this listing is verified
- ✓ Listing facts compiled from multiple public sources and cross-checked by LIQWD's audit system
- ✓ Pricing and availability update as builders release them — last updated October 29, 2026
- ✓ Corrections from verified agents and builders are reviewed by our team — pre-construction details change; confirm final terms with the sales team
Local amenities
King Street West is one of downtown Toronto's busiest corridors for dining, design studios, galleries and entertainment. A verified list of nearby places is not available for this page, so specific names and distances are omitted here. Check with the builder or a sales representative for current neighbourhood details.
Getting around
King Street West is served by Toronto's downtown streetcar network, and the area connects to the Gardiner Expressway and the wider city road grid. Union Station and the subway system are also part of the downtown network. Specific stops and travel times should be confirmed directly as the project progresses.
About Allied Properties REIT and Westbank
Allied Properties REIT and Westbank are both active in Canadian urban development. Allied is known for owning and operating distinctive workspace in major cities, while Westbank is a developer known for design-driven projects. Further detail on their involvement in King Toronto will be confirmed by the builders.
Buying pre-construction at King Toronto
Buying pre-construction usually starts with registration. Registrants typically hear about pricing, floor plans and release dates before wider launch, and early releases often offer the broadest selection of homes.
Deposits are commonly staged over time, for example on signing and at set intervals afterward. The exact structure for King Toronto will be confirmed by the builder. Many projects also have interim occupancy, when you move in before the building is registered, followed by final closing when title transfers.
For new condominium purchases in Ontario, the Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off period. Review the agreement with a real estate lawyer before signing.
Frequently asked questions
Where is King Toronto?
King Toronto is located at 489-539 King Street West in Toronto, Ontario.
Who is building King Toronto?
The project is being developed by Allied Properties REIT and Westbank.
What is the starting price?
Pricing has not been publicly confirmed. Register with LIQWD to be notified when the builder releases it.
What types of homes are planned?
Home types, sizes and unit counts have not been confirmed in the information available. The builder will provide these details.
When is occupancy?
An occupancy date has not been announced. Pre-construction timelines are set by the builder and can change.
How do I register?
Use the registration option on this page to receive updates and early access information as it becomes available.
Is there a cooling-off period if I buy?
For new condominium units in Ontario, buyers generally have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act. Whether it applies depends on the home type, which the builder will confirm.
Information last updated October 29, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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