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 126-suite townhouse community by Triloft Developments, registered in 2000, on Niagara Street just north of King West, with parking in the fee and a sauna and party room on site.
An eight-storey, 134-suite mid-rise on Sudbury Street, built by Urbancorp as the smaller companion to Westside Gallery Lofts, with suites under 870 sq ft and heat and water included in the fee.
An 89-suite, eight-storey condominium at College and Bathurst, built around 1990 on top of College Street United Church, whose 1880s bell tower still stands at the corner.
A 28-suite conversion of the 1906 Centennial Methodist church on Dovercourt Road, with suites wrapped around a three-storey skylit atrium, restored Art Nouveau stained glass, and heat, air conditioning and cable in the fee.
A 15-storey, 226-suite Tribute Communities building from 2016 on College just west of Spadina, between the University of Toronto, Kensington Market and Little Italy.
A seven-storey Clifton Blake building on College Street designed by Studio JCI, where a small condominium of 23 premium two-storey suites sits above a large block of rental apartments and street-level retail.
A 434-suite tower and mid-rise at Queen and Gladstone by Streetcar Developments and TACT Architecture, completed in 2016, with a Metro grocery underneath, a concierge, guest suites and heat and water in the fee.
A 20-storey, 309-suite tower by Lamb Development and architectsAlliance on McCaul Street at Baldwin, built on the site of the century-old Silverstein’s Bakery and registered as TSCC-3085 in November 2024.
A six-storey, 121-suite hard loft conversion of the former Ce De Candy factory at Queen and Shaw, completed in 2000, with timber ceilings around 12 to 13 feet, a concierge and heat and air conditioning in the fee.
Six large hard lofts in a 1907 industrial building on a quiet street off Bloor near Dovercourt, converted and registered in 2001, self-managed by its owners, with brick, beams and ceilings reported around 13 feet.
