Esquimalt Town Square, rental building at Esquimalt Town Square
under construction
Uses: rentals, commercial
Address:
Address:
505 Park Place
Municipality: Esquimalt
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 6
(1BR, 2BR, 3BR) Rental status: in planning
The Esquimalt Town Square development's purpose-built rental building consists of five levels of rental residences above a commercial ground floor.
Learn more about Esquimalt Town Square. See also: Esquimalt Town Square, office building, The Arbutus, The Douglas
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Building data
Official website: click here
Construction completed: 2020
Storeys: 6
Gross floor area: 29,730 sq. ft.
Primary material: woodframe
Parking type: underground
Companies
Architect: D'Ambrosio Architecture + Urbanism
Contractor: Aragon Properties
Developer: Aragon Properties
Rental Unit Details
Rental status: in planning
Target market: mid-market
Unit types: 1BR, 2BR, 3BR
Ceiling heights: 9'6"
Parking stall availability: available for rent
Commercial space details
Lease status: contact agent
Number of commercial units: 2
Commercial space: 4,487 sq. ft.
Commercial leasing agent: Michael Lowe, mlowe@aragon.ca
Commercial leasing agent phone: 604-732-6170
Esquimalt Town Square, rental building Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Barrrister
• Aug. 10 at 2:21pm
You can buy a reasonably nice SFH in Esquimalt for the price of their three bedroom. Dont see the value here.
Mike K.
• Aug. 10 at 2:25pm
Aragon has become one of the largest landowners in Sooke’s town centre over the last couple of years.
As for value, for sure you can buy that house. But you’re talking about two very different types of housing here. One is a mid-market smaller SFD with no views and quite likely in need of upgrades/maintenance, the other is a brand new home with views over the Salish Sea in Esquimalt’s town centre. They also cater to different lifestyles, and for navy members who may be at sea for nine months at a time the condo represents peace of mind a SFD wouldn’t.
As for value, for sure you can buy that house. But you’re talking about two very different types of housing here. One is a mid-market smaller SFD with no views and quite likely in need of upgrades/maintenance, the other is a brand new home with views over the Salish Sea in Esquimalt’s town centre. They also cater to different lifestyles, and for navy members who may be at sea for nine months at a time the condo represents peace of mind a SFD wouldn’t.
Mike K.
• Sep. 16 at 5:17am
Someone vandalized this project with red paint and VicPD are trying to track down the culprit. There are images on our Facebook page shared from Crimestoppers.
Citified.ca
• Oct. 22 at 4:15pm
The south Island's condominium market is seeing a pronounced shift to a focus on emerging high density communities. The COVID era has created strong demand for projects in Esquimalt, like Esquimalt Town Square, which is now 60% sold-out at its first building release.
Victoria condo buyers turn to emerging neighbourhoods amid COVID's market reset
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Victoria condo buyers turn to emerging neighbourhoods amid COVID's market reset
MIKE KOZAKOWSKI, CITIFIED.CA
Published October 22, 2020
Urban condominium offerings outside of Victoria's downtown core are tapping into demand for city living in up-and-coming high density nodes.
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