Published 7 September 2026 · By Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty
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Get My Free Estimate →St Andrew on The Green at 9 Burnhamthorpe Crescent is a nine-storey building of about 106 suites, completed in 2007, with an indoor pool.
Two things make it unusual. First, the suite sizes run far larger than the towers around it — the top of the published range is above 2,800 square feet. Second, it carries an indoor pool and a car wash in a building of only 106 units, which is a lot of facility for a small owner base. That is a real consideration, not a criticism, and I explain why below.
The shape of the building
Nine storeys, roughly 106 suites, built 2007, with Malibu Investments named as developer by two listing databases. Both figures and the developer name come from the same family of sources, so treat them as reported rather than independently confirmed — I found no Malibu corporate page confirming it.
The published suite range runs from about 725 square feet to somewhere between 2,815 and 2,825 square feet depending on which database you read. That top end is genuinely large for this part of Etobicoke, and it tells you what kind of building this is: not an investor stack of one-bedrooms, but a mid-rise built for people trading down out of houses in Islington and Etobicoke Centre who did not want to give up square footage.
The 725 and 2,825 figures come from historical sales data, not a builder’s spec book. They tell you what has traded. They are not a guarantee that a 2,800 square foot unit is available, or that the smallest suite in the building is 725 feet.
An indoor pool in a 106-unit building
Both databases confirm the indoor pool; one adds a car wash, sauna, guest suites, party room, meeting room, concierge, security guard and parking garage.
Here is the honest arithmetic, and I give this speech to every client looking at a small building with a big amenity package. A pool has a fixed cost — mechanical plant, chemicals, ventilation, humidity control, and eventually a replacement of the tank finish and the equipment. That cost does not shrink because the building is small. In a 600-unit tower it is divided 600 ways. Here it is divided about 106 ways.
That does not make the building a bad buy. Plenty of owners are glad to pay for a pool they actually use, and a well-funded reserve makes the whole question moot. But it does mean that for this building, the reserve fund study is not optional reading. Look specifically for when the pool mechanical and the humidity control system are scheduled for replacement, and whether the reserve contribution actually funds it.
The name, and what I will not tell you
“St Andrew on The Green” sounds like it should have a golf course story attached to it — St Andrews, the green, a site history. I went looking for one specifically, because it would make a good paragraph.
I found nothing. No source connects this building to a golf course, a former course, or any named site history. So I am not going to write the paragraph. If you see one on another site, ask where it came from.
Transit — and a published figure to throw away
One database states that Islington station is “only 1 minute walking distance” from 9 Burnhamthorpe Crescent. That is not true, and you do not need me to tell you so — the same database prints the identical sentence for a different building on a different street. It is a template artifact.
What that source does name credibly is a surface transit stop on Burnhamthorpe Road at Dundas Street West. The building sits near Burnhamthorpe and Dundas West. Measure the subway walk yourself on a map; do not take it from a listing.
What I could not verify
- The architect. No source names one.
- The registration date, as distinct from the 2007 completion year.
- The corporation number beyond a single database’s figure of TSCC 1839 — confirm it through the Condominium Authority of Ontario registry.
- The current property manager. One database names Duka Property Management; management contracts change, and a single stale source is not something to rely on.
- Any published news of litigation, special assessment or major repair. I found none — which means none was published, not that none exists. The status certificate is the only place that answer lives.
The takeaway
This is a mid-rise for people who want house-sized space without the house, in a pocket of Etobicoke where that product is scarce. The pool and car wash are a genuine amenity and a genuine long-term cost spread across only about 106 owners — read the reserve fund study with the pool mechanical specifically in mind. And ignore both the “1 minute to Islington” claim and any golf course origin story: neither stands up.
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Frequently asked questions
How many units are in St Andrew on The Green?
About 106, across nine storeys, completed in 2007. Both figures come from listing databases rather than a primary source, so treat them as reported.
Does 9 Burnhamthorpe Crescent have a pool?
Yes — an indoor pool is confirmed by two sources, along with a sauna, party room, guest suites, meeting room, concierge and, per one source, a car wash.
Why does the pool matter more in a small building?
Because pool operating and eventual replacement costs are largely fixed and are divided among however many owners there are. In a 106-unit building each owner carries a much larger share than in a large tower. Read the reserve fund study for the pool mechanical replacement schedule.
How big are the suites at St Andrew on The Green?
Published ranges run from about 725 square feet to roughly 2,815–2,825 square feet at the top, which is very large for the area. These are listing-derived figures, not builder specifications.
Is the building named after a golf course?
I searched specifically for a golf course or site-history connection and found nothing. I am not going to invent one. If another site tells you the story, ask for its source.
How far is it to Islington subway station?
No source gives a verified walking time. Disregard the “1 minute” figure one database publishes — it prints that same sentence for an unrelated building. There is a credible surface transit stop on Burnhamthorpe Road at Dundas Street West.
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Sources
Everything above that is a number or a name comes from one of these. Anything I could not source, I have marked as unverified in the text.
- condos.ca — St Andrew on The Green, 9 Burnhamthorpe Crescent. Year built, nine floors, 106 units, developer, corporation number, property manager, amenity list including the pool and car wash, and suite size range. Accessed 7 September 2026.
- strata.ca — 9 Burnhamthorpe Cres, St Andrew on The Green. Storeys, unit count, developer, amenity list, the second suite size range, the Burnhamthorpe at Dundas transit stop and the “1 minute” walking claim. Accessed 7 September 2026.
- Condominium Authority of Ontario — condo registry search. Where to confirm the corporation number yourself before relying on any published figure. Accessed 7 September 2026.
Related reading
- The Etobicoke condo directory — every condominium corporation I could find, by neighbourhood
- Boutique low-rise condos between Islington and Kipling
- The condos within walking distance of Islington station
- All of my Etobicoke real estate writing
About the author — Jatin Dua, Etobicoke real estate agent
I’m the Broker of Record at RE/MAX Quantum Realty, 799 The Queensway in Etobicoke, a few minutes from every building on this page. I work with buyers, sellers and investors across Mimico, Humber Bay Shores, New Toronto, Long Branch, Alderwood and the Stonegate–Queensway corridor. I write these building guides the way I’d brief a client at my own kitchen table: what is documented, what isn’t, and where the published numbers disagree with each other.
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