Etobicoke condo and real estate guides from Jatin Dua, a local RE/MAX Quantum Realty agent focused on The Queensway, Humber Bay Shores, Mimico and central Etobicoke. Thinking about buying or selling in Etobicoke? Tell me the street or the price range and I will give you a straight read on it, including when the answer is to wait. Call or text 833-330-1925, or send me a message.
A five-storey, 50-suite condominium from 1991 on McRae Drive in Leaside, with suites from about 819 to 1,586 square feet and a fee that covers heat, hydro, air conditioning, water and parking.
A six-storey, 58-suite Grid Developments condo at the northeast corner of Gerrard and Logan, on the former Beer Store site, with suites from about 708 square feet, a mechanical parking stacker and retail at grade.
A six-storey Daniels condominium at Queen and Logan from 2019, with brick facades built to match the Queen East streetscape, a rooftop with garden plots and one of the higher per-square-foot prices in Leslieville.
A 222-suite Harhay Developments building at Broadview and Queen that wraps a 1933 Coca-Cola bottling plant in a U shape around a landscaped courtyard. Real heritage fabric, nine- to ten-foot ceilings and a concierge, with a fee that covers heat and water.
A 29-storey, 190-suite tower from 1990 by Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden and Canderel Stoneridge, where the smallest suites are around 1,368 square feet. It has one of the lowest prices per square foot of any high-rise in the area, and a fee that covers hydro, heat and parking.
A four-storey brick and metal boutique condominium on a side street south of Queen and Woodbine, designed by AUDAX Architecture. Ten-foot ceilings, a shared rooftop, and a fee that covers heat, air conditioning and parking, at one of the highest prices per square foot in the east end.
A six-storey, 42-suite boutique condominium on the north side of Kingston Road in the Upper Beaches, completed in 2016 and backing onto the ravine. Concierge, gym and guest suites, with heat, cooling and parking included in the fee.
A 1991 low-rise of 36 suites on Queen Street East in the Beach, built mainly as two-storey townhouse-style units with terraces, a courtyard and parking in the fee.
A six-storey, 110-suite condominium from 1999 in Flemingdon Park, with an unusually complete fee that covers hydro, heat, air conditioning and parking, and new rapid transit arriving around it.
A 105-suite East York condo at Donlands and Cosburn, built by a non-profit developer to help first-time buyers, with a WoodGreen community space on the ground floor. Smaller suites, fees that include heat and parking, and a few title questions worth asking.
