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Eight four-storey executive condominium townhomes at McRae and Sutherland in Leaside, designed by Peter Higgins Architect for Impressions Group, with three- and four-bedroom plans of up to about 2,900 square feet and private rooftop patios.
The original of the two Boardwalk Drive buildings: five storeys and 95 suites from 2001 beside Woodbine Park, with a concierge, a security guard and an unusually complete fee that includes hydro and parking.
A 12-storey, 311-suite L-shaped building at Dundas Street East and Carlaw Avenue, completed in 2015 by Streetcar Developments with TACT Architecture. Mostly compact suites, a full amenity package and a planned Ontario Line station a few blocks north.
A five-storey, 98-suite concierge building from 2004 on Boardwalk Drive in the Beach, next to Woodbine Park, with suites from about 584 to 2,280 square feet and a strong downsizer following.
The third of five low-rise sister buildings on Queen Street East, registered in 2000. Four storeys, 48 suites, a gym and an inclusive fee, at a lower average price per square foot than the two buildings beside it.
A five-storey, 69-suite building from 2006 at Queen Street East and Woodbine, the last of a numbered run of Beach mid-rises. Heat, air conditioning, water and parking are in the fee.
A five-storey, 104-suite building from 2003 on Queen Street East in the Beaches, the fourth in a five-building series. The fee covers hydro, heat, water and parking, which changes how you compare it, and the price per square foot reflects the address.
The first of five low-rise sister buildings on Queen Street East, built in 1999 on the edge of the former Greenwood Raceway. Four storeys, 48 suites, and one of the most inclusive fee lists in the Beach.
The second of five low-rise sister buildings on Queen Street East, on the edge of the former Greenwood Raceway. Four storeys, 48 suites, heat and parking in the fee, and a few details where the sources disagree.
An eight-storey, 81-suite condominium on Bayview Avenue in Leaside, completed in 2003 by Vista Investments, with a concierge, guest suites and a fee that covers heat, hydro and air conditioning. Its price per square foot sits well below newer condos in the area.
