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 14-unit condominium townhouse complex from 2003 on Albani Street, just north of Lake Shore Boulevard West in Mimico, with parking and water in the fee and a wide range of unit sizes.
A five-storey, 18-suite condominium from 1983 on Old Mill Road beside the Humber River, with very large suites, parking and water in the fee, and almost no amenities to pay for.
A 1976 complex of 498 suites on Mill Road in Markland Wood, on Toronto’s western edge, with tennis and squash, large suites and a fee that covers every utility. Fees are high, and age is the main thing to check.
A 2007 six-storey Dali Homes building of 74 suites at Dundas Street West and Prince Edward Drive, with concierge, compact one- and two-bedroom plans and a fee that covers heat, air conditioning and parking.
A 10-storey, 104-suite condominium from 1998 at Manitoba Street and Grand Avenue, one of the first buildings on the former McGuinness Distillery lands that became Mystic Pointe.
The second tower of Concert Properties’ five-tower Kip District near Kipling Station: 24 storeys, 286 suites, completed in 2023 and designed by Quadrangle, with heat, air conditioning and water in the fee.
A 2014 six-storey boutique of about 18 suites on The Queensway near Islington, designed by Teeple Architects for Symmetry Developments, with a dark zinc skin, exposed concrete ceilings and a car-stacker garage.
A six-storey, 57-suite condominium from 1999 on Old Mill Trail above the Humber, the first of two Kensington buildings, with a concierge, a car wash and heat, air conditioning, water and cable in the fee.
A 26-suite boutique condominium from 1999 on Anglesey Boulevard in the Kingsway area, with suites of roughly 1,478 to 3,332 square feet, built for people leaving large houses nearby.
One of Toronto’s earliest registered condominium corporations, with large two- and three-bedroom suites, an all-inclusive fee and some of the lowest prices per square foot in Etobicoke. Age is the whole story here, for better and worse.
