Halifax condo buildings · Updated October 13, 2026
The Maple
1583 Hollis St, Halifax · Also known as 1583 Hollis Street, Maple Development
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The Maple is a 22-storey, 72.5-metre tower at 1583 Hollis Street in downtown Halifax, completed in 2017 by Southwest Properties.
- Address
- 1583 Hollis St, Halifax
- Neighbourhood
- Downtown
- Completed
- 2017
- Storeys
- 22
- Height
- 72.5 m
- Towers
- 1, over a podium
- Developer
- Southwest Properties
- Transit
- Served by Halifax Transit bus routes; stop-level transit data has not been added yet
About The Maple
Southwest Properties planned the project as a mixed-use building with a podium and a residential tower; its 2013 consultation materials described roughly 270 apartments. A 2012 news report described the plan as nearly 300 units and the biggest apartment building ever built downtown.
Wikipedia's list notes that the building's height is measured from the Hollis Street main entrance, since the site slopes steeply.
Storeys differ by source: 22 on Wikipedia's list, 21 in Southwest's 2013 materials, and 17 residential storeys above a podium in a municipal database. Unit counts range from about 270 (2013 materials) to nearly 300 (2012 news). We show 22 storeys and no unit count.
Where The Maple is
The Maple is at 1583 Hollis St in Downtown. Served by Halifax Transit bus routes; stop-level transit data has not been added yet.
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The Maple building amenities
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The Maple reviews: the Google rating
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Who The Maple suits, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit for
Anyone who wants a newer tower in the middle of downtown Halifax, in the downtown core.
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The Maple FAQ
Who built The Maple in Halifax?
Southwest Properties, whose 2013 consultation materials for 1583 Hollis Street describe the project that became The Maple.
How tall is The Maple?
Wikipedia's tall-building list gives 72.5 metres and 22 storeys, completed in 2017, measured from the main entrance on Hollis Street.
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Sources
- Wikipedia: List of tallest buildings in Halifax, Nova Scotia
- Southwest Properties: 1583 Hollis consultation handout (2013)
- Planning & Design Centre: 1583 Hollis Street (Maple development)
Researched October 13, 2026. Ratings and resident opinion change; check the linked sources for the latest before making a decision.