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 four-storey, 36-suite condominium from 2011 on Bayview Avenue north of Eglinton, with a fee that covers heat, hydro and parking, and Line 5 Eglinton now running nearby.
A four-storey, 32-suite Grid Developments condo built behind the preserved facade of the 1925 Temple Baptist Church on Dewhurst Boulevard, with family-sized suites and two-storey penthouses.
An eight-storey, 98-suite Streetcar Developments building at Queen and Broadview with a yellow-brick podium, a glass top and one of the more inclusive fee structures in Riverdale. Small suites, a short walk to downtown, and a big transit project going up next door.
A five-storey, 24-suite condominium from 1996 on Kingston Road at Walter Street, with suites from about 430 to 940 square feet, an elevator and parking included in the fee.
A 30-suite low-rise condominium from 2003 on a residential side street in Blake-Jones, with a rooftop deck and parking in a garage. Very little has been published about it, which makes the status certificate and a careful look at the suite more important than usual.
A heritage-designated Gothic Revival church on Jones Avenue converted into 14 lofts, paired with 12 stacked townhomes on the lot next door. Registered in 2019, with large suites and only 26 homes in the whole corporation.
A 28-storey, 313-suite Lindvest tower at Eglinton and Don Mills, completed in 2020, sharing a podium, amenity floors and a public park with its sister tower SuperSonic.
A four-storey, 13-suite boutique condominium from 1997 at the east end of the Queen Street East strip, paired with a twin building at 2365. Large suites, an elevator and very few sales.
A four-storey, 14-suite condominium from 1997 on Queen Street East in the Beach, made up of twin buildings at 2365 and 2371, with large suites and a short walk to the lake.
A seven-storey, roughly 228-suite Aragon Properties building at Carlaw and Colgate, designed by Fliess Gates McGowan Easton. New-build lofts with nine-foot ceilings, a concierge and a fuller amenity list than most Leslieville mid-rises, plus a fee that covers heat, air conditioning and parking.
