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.
Rivertowne is a 187-suite condominium townhouse community built by Intracorp in 2010 as the market half of the Don Mount Court redevelopment, just east of the Don River. Brick, low-rise and on real streets, it is one of the most affordable ways into a townhouse format in Riverside and South Riverdale.
The third and tallest tower of Aspen Ridge’s Scenic on Eglinton community: 18 storeys and 316 suites, completed in 2017 above the Wilket Creek valley on the Leaside edge, with Line 5 Eglinton now running along the street to the north.
A 2014 Aspen Ridge condominium on the edge of the Don Valley at Leslie and Eglinton, with curved Page + Steele towers, 9-foot ceilings and a saltwater pool. The views and the parkland are the reason to buy; the fee structure needs a careful look.
A community of 63 stacked condo townhouses on Broadview Avenue just north of Queen Street East, built by Lamb Development and Hyde Park Homes in dark brick and stone, with nine-foot ceilings, rooftop terraces and one of the lowest fees in Riverside.
A two-storey condominium of just five large suites on Queen Street East near Broadview, registered in 2008 and run by its own owners. Rare, roomy and hard to price.
A four-storey, 12-suite boutique loft building from 2007 on Queen East in Riverside, clad in black brick, with 10-foot ceilings, concrete floors and an unusually complete fee.
A multi-building Streetcar and Dream community on the former Toyota dealership lands east of the Don River, with a new street, a public park on Queen East and fees that include heat, cooling and water.
A 12-suite hard loft conversion of a 1911 industrial building set among houses on Logan Avenue in North Riverdale. Big suites, parking in the fee, and the highest price per square foot of the east-end loft buildings I track.
Fieldgate Urban’s six-storey Poet Condos replaced a Beer Store at Queen and Hastings and registered in 2024. Current asking prices run from about $560,000 to $780,000, and fees average about $1.00 a square foot.
A six-storey, 28-suite boutique condominium on Queen Street East in the Beach, built by The Riedel Group with a steel frame and stone cladding. Suites are large, and the fee covers heat, air conditioning and parking.
