With units in the building starting at $455,900, that works out to about $1,733 a square foot.<\/p>\n
Now, you may be tempted to compare this unit to a prison cell. But that would be unfair – a standard Canadian prison cell is 75 square feet, which means the condo could comfortably fit three prisoners without too much complaining.<\/p>\n
While the units on the 11th through 50th floor may be small – the floorplan\u2019s main room is listed as the \u201cLiving\/Dining\/Sleeping Room\u201d at 12 feet by 12 feet – the designer insists space has been optimized.<\/p>\n
\u201cAt The Goode, both suites and amenities are equal parts relaxed and refined,\u201d senior designer Carolyn Roche says in a video. \u201cDistinct and distilled. Expansive and elevated. Every floorplan has been finely tuned to maximize light and space, with spectacular views across the city and the lake.\u201d<\/p>\n The building doesn\u2019t offer the only small condo in the city. There is a 277 square foot unit that rents at Yonge and College in Karma Condos<\/a>. New York City famously offers up a 60 square foot unit that comes on the the rental market every once in a while to spark a flurry of stories.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.livabl.com\/articles\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/10\/2021_09_08_04_51_27_thegoodecondos_graywooddevelopmentsltd_floorplans_0a.jpeg\")
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