Nord East Condos by YYZed Project Management and Cortel Group in Vaughan

Nord East / north of Highway No. 7, east of Jane Street

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Nord East is a new condo building development by YYZed Project Management and Cortel Group located at north of Highway No. 7, east of Jane Street, Vaughan.

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Positioned at the heart of Vaughan's highly anticipated Metropolitan Centre, Nord East offers instant access to a world of luxurious shops, gourmet restaurants, and exciting entertainment. To top it all off, commuting has never been easier with the TTC Subway and VIVA bus stops both within walking distance of Nord East.

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Summary of this condo development:

Project Name: Nord East
Developer: YYZed Project Management and Cortel Group
Location: north of Highway No. 7, east of Jane Street,Vaughan
Product: Condo building
Expected Opening Date: 2016-11
Density: High Density
*All dates are approximate.


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