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An 18-storey, 132-suite Cadillac Fairview condominium from 1981 at Heath Street West in Forest Hill, with large suites, an outdoor pool and a fee that covers almost every utility.
A seven-storey, gated 1980s building at Heath Street West and Walmer Road in Forest Hill, with suites of roughly 1,050 to 2,000 sq ft, an outdoor pool and a fee that even covers hydro and cable.
One of two seven-storey low-rise condominiums behind a gatehouse in Forest Hill South, with large suites of about 1,050 to 2,000 square feet, an outdoor pool and a fee that covers hydro, heat, cooling, cable and parking.
A 17-storey, roughly 66-suite condominium at Heath Street West in Forest Hill, with very few suites per floor, an indoor pool and solariums, and conflicting information on what the fee includes.
A 359-suite Tridel tower registered in 2003 on Northtown Way near Yonge and Finch, with a pool, tennis court and bowling alley, and a fee that condos.ca says covers heat, cooling and hydro.
The fourth and newest Rio tower on Merton Street: 12 storeys and 124 suites from 2004, with gardens backing onto the Kay Gardner Beltline and heat, hydro, cooling and parking in the fee.
The first Triomphe tower on Northtown Way, registered in 2002: 339 suites, one of the deepest amenity packages in North York Centre, and a fee that covers hydro, heat, cooling and parking.
The third of four Rio towers on Merton Street: a 12-storey, 124-suite Heather Downs building from 2003 that backs onto the Kay Gardner Beltline, with all utilities and parking in the fee.
A 13-storey, 124-suite Heather Downs building on Merton Street in Davisville, registered in 2002, with an unusually complete fee that includes hydro, and the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail beside it.
The north tower of Tridel’s two-tower Republic at Yonge and Eglinton, a 2010 building of about 178 suites designed by Burka Architects, with suites from about 555 square feet to penthouses over 3,000 and a fee that covers common elements, insurance and water.
