Murano Towers consists of two sleek 33-story towers atop a shared two-story podium with Italian-designed furniture and spacious commercial space on the ground floor. Its minimalist glass façade adds modern elegance to the downtown skyline.  

Amenities include a gym, aerobics room, rooftop terrace with BBQs, indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a party room, and a business center. Residents also benefit from a guest suite and visitor parking for friends and family.  The building is centrally located in downtown Toronto, near Bay and Yonge Streets, offering easy access to restaurants, supermarkets, and cafés. Queen's Park and College Park Mall, with LCBO, Winners, and ServiceOntario, are within walking distance. Public transit is highly accessible, with Queen's Park Station just two minutes away and College Station five minutes away.  

Murano has faced challenges with falling balcony glass, though swift action by the developer addressed liabilities. A reserve fund study initially proposed a 25% annual contribution increase, but the board opted for a more gradual 15% yearly increase over three years. Some units are blocked from natural light, making them harder to rent or sell. Despite these issues, Murano remains a desirable choice for urban living with its prime location and amenities.