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VanMar Developments

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Pre–construction Condo at 607 King St W, Kitchener
 
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Union Towers 607 King St W N2G 1C7 ON Kitchener
43.4532039 -80.5016684
VanMar Developments
Union Towers Top 5 Reasons to Live at Union Towers 1.Lifestyle Amenities – Residents of Union Towers are conveniently located near the downtown core and are within walking distance of plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. With grocery stores, banks, and pharmacies all located within walking distance, completing daily errands is a breeze. 2. Investment Opportunity – Kitchener/Waterloo is home to the prestigious University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College. With students searching for off-campus housing at the start of every school year, Union Towers is the perfect investment opportunity. 3. Transit Options – Grand River Transit, GO Transit, and VIA Rail all service the city of Kitchener, allowing residents of Union Towers to easily travel throughout the city and beyond. 4. Highway Access – Motorists will have easy access to the Conestoga Parkway and nearby Highways, allowing residents of Union Towers to easily travel and connect to other major thoroughfares in the area, including Highway 401. 5. VanMar Homes – By consistently delivering the highest of quality projects, VanMar Homes has earned a positive reputation with the industry and their customers. https://condonow.com/Union-Towers/images/Union-Towers-thumbnail.jpg 607 King St W
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