Zenith Condos, 55 Skymark Dr: Big 1981 Suites With Almost Every Bill Paid
A 1981 North York tower with no small suites and a fee that covers hydro, heat, water, cable and parking. Great space per dollar, if you read the reserve fund first.
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A 1981 North York tower with no small suites and a fee that covers hydro, heat, water, cable and parking. Great space per dollar, if you read the reserve fund first.
757 Victoria Park Avenue is an 18-storey, 209-suite condominium from 1983 on the Scarborough side of Victoria Park Avenue, north of Danforth. Its fee covers almost every utility, including hydro and parking, which changes how you should compare it.
A 134-suite low-rise complex from 2011 on Wallace Avenue and Elsie Lane in the Junction Triangle, with larger townhouse-style suites, a garage and some of the lowest fees per square foot in the pocket.
A 20-unit condominium townhouse complex from 2007 at Bartlett Avenue North and Davenport Road, near Dufferin, where you buy a house-sized home inside a very small corporation.
Water Wheelway Townhomes is a 1975 condominium townhouse complex, YCC-215, spread across four short streets near Leslie and Steeles in Hillcrest Village. It is a way into a house-style home in North York, provided the 50-year-old complex is in good shape.
A small hard loft conversion of a former factory at the west end of Wallace Avenue in the Junction Triangle, beside the West Toronto Railpath and the heritage Wallace Avenue footbridge, registered in 2007 as TSCC-1829.
A 2017 community of about 167 stacked condominium townhomes on former employment land in the Junction Triangle, between Wallace Avenue, Ruskin Avenue and the West Toronto Railpath.
A five-storey, 19-suite boutique building from 2014 on Annette Street near Runnymede, built on the site of a former TTC substation, with large suites, terraces and no shared amenities.
A 34-suite hard loft conversion of the heritage-designated 1892 Victoria-Royce Presbyterian Church at Annette and Medland in the Junction, finished by Triumphal Developments in 2011 and registered as TSCC-2171.
A 14-storey, 297-suite Neudorfer building from 2014 at Lansdowne south of Dupont, with an unusually complete fee and a neighbourhood still being finished around it.