272 Dundas St.
272 Dundas Street
Units12
Floors4
Built100 yrs +
Registered as condos1996
Average "MLS" Selling Price 2022No "MLS" sales
Average "MLS" Selling Price 2021$245,000 (based on 2 "MLS" sales)
Average "MLS" Selling Price 2020Sample size (1) too small to report
Average "MLS" Selling Price 2019No "MLS" sales
* Premiums for higher floors
* Premiums for some floor plans (e.g. corner units, larger floor plan, or more windows)
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Mostly one bedroom units. High ceilings, tall windows, some units have maple flooring, gas furnace and central air. Three known sizes are 741, 749 and 786 square feet. Commercial/retail units on the main floor and twelve condo units above it! Parking is an issue. Like in all downtown cities, parking can always be arranged for a price. Yes there is an elevator in the building. Ideal for young professionals or students looking to be in the heart of downtown. Restaurants, banking, buses and Victoria Park all close by. Seldom are these units available. The condo fees going into 2021 were $300.00 per month.
Between 1912 and 1956, this was the site of the London Hydro Shop, the first of its kind in Ontario. This shop promoted the household use of electricity through innovative marketing and sales techniques for domestic appliances. Sir Adam Beck used the motto "Dona naturae pro populo sunt" (The gifts of nature are for the public). Then in 1928, the City Hall was also built on this site. The exterior design carries the lines already established by the P.U.C. building, originally a three storey structure. The P.U.C. building was increased to four stories. The junction between the two buildings was merged by a massive front entrance way with oversized windows that extended through the second and third levels. The City Hall remained on Dundas Street at this address until it moved on September 22, 1971.
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