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 20-unit condominium townhouse complex from 2002 on Oxford Street between Milton Street and Grand Avenue, with large homes of about 2,150 sq ft, parking in the fee and the Park Lawn area changing fast nearby.
A 2007 six-storey mid-rise of 129 suites on Earlington Avenue, just off Dundas and Prince Edward in Kingsway South, with concierge, a rooftop deck and a fee that covers heat, air conditioning and parking.
A 2005 tower of 17 storeys and 153 suites on Fontenay Court off Scarlett Road, with a pool, sauna, guest suites and one of the few fee packages in Etobicoke that includes hydro as well as heat, cooling and parking.
A ten-home condominium built by Queenscorp Group in 2011 on Marina Avenue in Long Branch, next to the former St. Agnes’ Church complex and a short walk from the lake.
A 27-storey, 313-suite Amexon tower from 2012 in Humber Bay Shores, best known for one of the largest amenity clubs on the waterfront and a fee that covers heat, cooling and water.
A 104-suite Icon Homes stacked-townhome condominium from 2017 at Royal York Road and Drummond Street in Mimico, with some of the lowest fees per square foot in south Etobicoke and a site plan shaped by the rail yards next door.
A 43-unit condominium townhouse complex from 1975 on Royal York Road just south of Eglinton, with an outdoor pool and garage parking, next to the future Royal York station on the Eglinton line extension.
An 11-storey Lanterra condominium on the banks of the Humber River beside the Old Mill Inn, built in 2014 for downsizers, with large classic layouts, an indoor pool and heat and air conditioning in the fee.
A 1977 complex of 697 suites with indoor and outdoor pools, a squash court and some of the largest condo suites in Etobicoke, including four-bedroom plans. Fees are high, and the building’s age is what you are really buying.
A 44-storey, 504-suite cruciform tower by Bramalea on the old Palace Pier dance hall site at the mouth of the Humber, with large suites and a fee that covers hydro, heat, cable and parking.
