Four older Humber Bay condos nobody writes about. I measured the walk to Mimico GO myself: 37 to 41 minutes, not the short stroll listings imply.
Four small Etobicoke condos for buyers who don’t want a tower: Network Lofts, St Andrew on The Green, Evolution and Westwood, compared and fact-checked.
An Etobicoke agent on The Essex I and II at Kipling station: two Tridel corporations, a 12-cent fee gap, measured walk times and the Six Points rebuild.
An Etobicoke agent on the eight condos at Michael Power Place: eight separate corporations, measured walks to Islington, and why the fees are not comparable.
An Etobicoke agent on the three Tridel towers at Viking Lane: measured 4-5 minute walks to Kipling station, fee rates, and the towers rising around them.
An Etobicoke agent on One Valhalla, Triumph, Thunderbird and Valhalla South Tower: four corporations, measured walk times, and the towers proposed next door.
The Etobicoke condos you can actually walk to a subway from. Islington and Kipling buildings compared on fees, size, transit and what is still being built.
An Etobicoke agent on Cypress at Pinnacle, 5475 Dundas St W and 50 Thomas Riley Rd: 25 storeys, TSCC-2969, and the transit claim I will not repeat.
An Etobicoke agent on One Sherway, 205-235 Sherway Gardens Rd: four separate corporations compared on storeys, units, fees and what is actually shared.
An Etobicoke agent on The Kip District at Kipling station: Phase 1 and Phase 2 compared, LEED Gold, EV charging, and the two towers still to come.
