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The tallest building in The Summit complex near King and Bathurst, at 20 storeys: 305 suites from the mid-1980s, indoor and outdoor pools, a squash court and entry prices well below newer King West towers.
An eight-storey, 115-suite Fieldgate Urban mid-rise at Dundas West and Lakeview Avenue, on the former Beer Store site a block from Ossington, registered as TSCC-3140 in October 2025.
The 13-storey, 160-suite member of The Summit complex near King and Bathurst, with suites of about 634 to 1,067 sq ft, shared pools and squash, and a fee that includes air conditioning and parking.
A 1984 condominium at King and Bathurst, part of the multi-phase Summit complex, with indoor and outdoor pools, squash courts, larger-than-new layouts and a lower price per square foot than almost anything nearby.
A 10-storey, 74-suite boutique condominium on the former Dufflet Pastries site at Queen and Dovercourt, built by Curated Properties with Windmill Development Group around a terrace-to-table urban farming concept. Wide, shallow suites and large outdoor space are the real draw.
Amexon and Core Architects added 37 condominium floors on top of an existing 18-storey office building at University and Dundas, with a two-storey SkyLobby, indoor and outdoor pools and a weather-protected link to St. Patrick station.
A five-storey, 76-suite boutique condominium from 2000 on King West near Niagara Street, with one of the most complete fee packages in the area: heat, hydro, air conditioning, water and parking are all included.
Sixteen boutique lofts in the former Oxford Picture Frame Factory on Markham Street, between Queen and Dundas, converted and registered in 1986, with parking in the fee and multi-level suites.
A seven-storey, 113-suite mid-rise from 2007 at College and Palmerston, one of the few concierge condos in the low-rise heart of Little Italy.
A 2006 condo townhome community of 177 homes on Carr Street, just north of Queen West near Alexandra Park, with private outdoor space for every home.
