L Tower, Toronto Condo Reviews 

This is one of my favourite towers in the city. It's a shame the cultural facility planned for the base of the tower didn't make it though.

Still, this one is really impacting the skyline. We need to see more developers experimenting with form like this.

I'd love to see one of the units near the top where the glass is really curved. You'd get tons of light.

Stay away. Management that will happily disable your keyfob without notice for the silliest reasons, a drab and boring lobby, security that is non-existent, expensive, EXTREMELY noisy because of the buses and trains constantly running at Union and finally, expensive. Do yourself a favor and stay away.

Solid condo, built to last with concrete walls, turntable for trucks in moving room, and the best safety glass windows, engineered similar to an automobile windshield to prevent falling glass from the tower.

Miele appliances throughout, including front loading washer and dryer. Fresh air ventilation in each suite.

Location Location Location, just off Front and Yonge Streets in downtown Toronto, close to absolutely everything you could possibly need. No need to use public transportation or a car, unless you're heading out of town for a weekend. Walk over to Jack Layton Ferry docs and take a trip to the islands on the weekend or stroll down the revitalized Queens Quay. Steps to the center of the financial district and all the shopping and restaurants and entertainment that anyone could ever want.

Solid engineered hardwood floors throughout. Spacious walk-in closets in many units. 9 or 10' ceilings throughout.

When complete, the building and the lobby is going to be timeless. It will never look outdated. A lasting icon in downtown Toronto.