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Who can afford to live in Canada’s most expensive super-penthouse? A rendering of the planned condo at 138 Yorkville. | Courtesy of 138 Yorkville Ultra-luxury living has taken off in Canada, with astronomically-priced condo penthouses rising majestically in the plush skies high above the masses in major urban centres across the country. A perusal of recent offerings in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal tells the opulent tale of the demand for affluent downtown living: the 5,860 sq.-ft. double

Nicknamed “The Haven,” 140 Secord Lane boasts a backyard featuring a private tennis court, infinity pool and 103 feet of shoreline with riparian rights.

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