Diva Condos by Torbel Group in North York

Diva / 741 Sheppard Avenue West

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Diva is a new pre-construction condo building development by Torbel Group located at 741 Sheppard Avenue West, North York.

Diva Condos has flexible floor plans and many size options.
With variety of amenities, it is made up of 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom units.

The unit size is ranging from 760 to 805 square feet with prices starting from low 400k.
This is a 9 stories Condo building.

Music has its “divas” and now North York has a great one of its own. DIVA Condo has arrived on the scene and never before has the North York skyline looked so sleek and stylish. The 9-storey tower of precast concrete, brick, steel and glass is modern in its architecture and cuts a striking figure against the sky. Inside, a stunning living environment awaits, luxuriously appointed in every detail, and designed to pamper its residents with the kind of posh lifestyle that every diva demands.

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Summary of this condo development:

Project Name: Diva
Developer: Torbel Group
Location: 741 Sheppard Avenue West,North York
Product: Condo building
First Occupancy: 2018-01-01
Unit Type: 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom
Maint. Fee: $0.43 SqFt/Month
Floors: 9
*All dates are approximate.


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