
Solotex Corporation
1682 Victoria Park Avenue, North York, Ontario
Set along Victoria Park Avenue in North York, Vic Towns is a collection of 147 stacked townhomes by Solotex Corporation. Rising four storeys, the development offers 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 2-bedroom plus den floor plans.
Construction is complete and the project is now selling, making this a rare chance to buy new without the usual pre-construction wait.
Vic Towns sits in an established part of North York within the greater Toronto region, where day-to-day essentials, shops, and dining are part of the surrounding neighbourhood fabric. The Victoria Park Avenue corridor connects residents to the broader amenities of east-end Toronto, from everyday retail to green space and community services.
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As a townhome community in a mature area, residents benefit from the convenience of a settled Toronto location rather than a still-developing suburb.
Positioned on Victoria Park Avenue, Vic Towns offers direct access to one of North York's key north-south routes, linking drivers to major Toronto arteries and the region's highway network. The area is served by TTC surface transit along Victoria Park, with connections to the subway system for trips across Toronto. Its east-end location also puts nearby highways within reach for commuters heading in and out of the city.
Solotex Corporation is the builder behind Vic Towns, delivering this stacked townhome community in North York. The company focuses on residential development in the Toronto region, and this completed project reflects a practical, buyer-ready approach to new-home construction in an established urban setting.
Buying a new townhome, even a completed one, follows a slightly different path than resale. Registering early for a project like Vic Towns gives you first access to available floor plans and current pricing, which can matter when inventory in a selling release is limited.
Deposits on new homes are typically structured over a set schedule rather than paid all at once, though the exact terms are set by the builder and confirmed at the time of purchase. Since Vic Towns is complete with estimated occupancy in September 2025, there is little to no interim occupancy period to navigate compared with buying earlier in a pre-construction cycle.
In Ontario, the statutory 10-day cooling-off period applies to new condominiums under the Condominium Act; it does not automatically apply to freehold or non-condo townhome purchases, so review your agreement and confirm the ownership structure and your rights with your own lawyer before signing.
Homes at Vic Towns start from $454,900 and range up to $684,900 CAD. Pricing varies by floor plan and availability, and current details are confirmed by the builder, Solotex Corporation.
Vic Towns offers stacked townhomes in 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 2-bedroom plus den layouts across a four-storey design. There are 147 units in total.
The development is located at 1682 Victoria Park Avenue in North York, Ontario, within the greater Toronto region. It sits along the Victoria Park Avenue corridor in Toronto's east end.
Construction is complete and estimated occupancy is September 2025. Because the building is finished, this is a move-in-ready opportunity rather than a long pre-construction wait.
Vic Towns is built by Solotex Corporation, a developer active in the Toronto region. The company delivered this completed stacked townhome community in North York.
Yes, Vic Towns is currently selling. Availability and specific pricing change over time, so it's best to register and confirm current details directly with the builder.
You can register your interest through LIQWD to receive project updates and connect with the sales team. Registering early can give you access to floor plan and pricing information as it becomes available.
Information last updated July 9, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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