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 two-unit townhouse condominium registered in 2014 on Markham Street near Dundas Street West, where buying a unit means sharing a corporation with exactly one other owner.
A two-unit townhouse condominium registered in 2016 on Robert Street near Spadina Avenue and Harbord Street, on a street of Victorian houses at the edge of the University of Toronto.
A three-suite, self-managed condominium on Palmerston Avenue between Dundas and College, registered in 2018, with modern multi-level townhouse-style suites and a contemporary exterior.
A 30-unit condominium townhouse complex from 1975 on Clinton Street, just off College in Little Italy, with a parking garage and professional management, and almost never a unit for sale.
A three-storey, 28-suite low-rise from 1986 on Beverley Street just north of Dundas, between Chinatown and the Art Gallery of Ontario, with a wide range of suite sizes and parking included in the fee.
A six-storey, dark-brick-and-zinc loft building on Ossington Avenue between Queen and Dundas, by Reserve Properties and RAW Design, with a concierge, retail at grade and heat and water in the fee.
A 15-storey, 2023 Skale Developments condo on a triangular lot at Queen and Sudbury, designed by BDP Quadrangle with stepped terraces and unusually large suites. One of the few new buildings on West Queen West aimed at people who would otherwise buy a house.
Two modern three-storey homes on Palmerston Avenue near Dundas West, built around 2015 and registered as a two-unit, self-managed condominium in 2016, so each owner buys what looks like a semi-detached house under condo title.
An 11-storey, 96-suite boutique condominium on Beverley Street by BSäR Group and CORE Architects, known for its twisted middle floors, rooftop pool and unusually varied floor plans, and for fees well above the area norm.
The all-white Diamond Schmitt tower on Yonge Street just south of Helendale Avenue, completed in 2021 by Lifetime Developments and Knightstone, with compact suites and a podium terrace over Yonge.
