
Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes
318 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5A 1K6 (also referenced as 330 King St E), Ontario
The King East is a completed condominium at 318 King Street East in downtown Toronto, developed by Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes. Finished between 2012 and 2013, the building has been occupied for over a decade, making it a resale rather than a pre-construction opportunity today.
Sitting in the King East pocket near the Distillery District and the eastern edge of the Financial District, the project reflects the mid-rise condo growth that has reshaped this stretch of downtown Toronto over the past fifteen years.
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Specific nearby amenities were not supplied for this listing, but The King East's downtown Toronto address places it within an established, walkable part of the city, close to the Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market area, and the Financial District's shopping, dining, and services. Buyers and renters researching the building should confirm current schools, groceries, and points of interest directly, as detailed local data was not available for this profile.
Downtown Toronto's King Street corridor is well served by the TTC, including King streetcar service along King Street and access to the broader subway network via nearby downtown stations. The area is also within reach of major routes into the downtown core, including the Gardiner Expressway, making both transit and car access straightforward for residents of The King East.
Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes are the developers behind The King East, a mid-rise condominium completed in the early 2010s in downtown Toronto. As with many established Toronto builders active in that period, the focus was on delivering infill condo product in central, transit-accessible locations. Specific award or portfolio details for this partnership were not available for this profile.
Since The King East is a completed building finished in 2012–2013, purchasing here today means buying on the resale market rather than as a pre-construction buyer. That said, understanding the pre-construction process is still useful context for Toronto condo buyers evaluating other opportunities from Sher Corporation, Hyde Park Homes, or similar builders.
In a typical Ontario pre-construction condo purchase, buyers register early for access to a project's initial price list and floor plans, then commit with a deposit that is usually staged over time according to the builder's agreement of purchase and sale. Buyers later move through interim occupancy, where they pay occupancy fees before the condominium corporation is formally registered, followed by final closing once registration occurs.
Ontario new condo buyers benefit from a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, which allows a purchaser to rescind a new condo purchase agreement within that window without penalty. For a completed resale building like The King East, this statutory cooling-off period does not apply in the same way; resale transactions instead follow standard Ontario real estate purchase procedures, and buyers should work with a licensed agent or lawyer to understand the applicable conditions.
No. The King East was completed between 2012 and 2013, so it is an established, occupied building. Any available units here would be resale rather than pre-construction purchases.
The building is at 318 King Street East in downtown Toronto (also referenced as 330 King St E), in the King East area near the Distillery District.
The King East was developed by Sher Corporation and Hyde Park Homes.
Occupancy is listed as completed between 2012 and 2013.
Specific pricing was not supplied for this listing. Since the building is fully completed, current pricing would reflect resale market conditions rather than a builder price list; check with a local agent or the listing source for current asking prices in CAD.
Bedroom mix, square footage, and total unit count were not provided in the available project facts. This information can typically be confirmed through a resale listing or the condominium's management office.
Yes, the location on King Street East in downtown Toronto is served by TTC streetcar routes and is within reach of the downtown subway network and the Gardiner Expressway.
Information last updated September 19, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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