Waters Edge at the Cove Condos by Conservatory Group in Etobicoke

Waters Edge at the Cove / 2163 Lake Shore Boulevard West

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Waters Edge at the Cove is a new condo building development by Conservatory Group located at 2163 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Etobicoke.

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This development has in total >200 units.

Summary of this condo development:

Project Name: Waters Edge at the Cove
Developer: Conservatory Group
Location: 2163 Lake Shore Boulevard West,Etobicoke
Product: Condo building
Expected Opening Date: 2017-01
Total units: >200
Density: High Density
*All dates are approximate.


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