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.
An 84-home, 2011 low-rise condominium townhouse phase of Davenport Village, built by Brownstone on the former Canadian General Electric lands west of Lansdowne Avenue, with parking and water included in the fee.
The first condominium townhouse phase of Davenport Village: 132 Davlan homes from 2006 on Turntable Crescent and Foundry Avenue, built on former General Electric industrial land west of Lansdowne.
The second Davlan condominium townhouse phase on Foundry Avenue: 80 homes from 2007, roughly 1,023 to 1,608 square feet, on the former General Electric lands west of Lansdowne.
A 29-storey, 173-suite tower in Hillcrest Village with suites from about 1,202 to 2,817 sq ft, indoor and outdoor pools, and heat, hydro and cable in the fee. Parking is the line item to confirm.
A seven-storey, 72-suite soft-loft condominium from 2005 on Dupont Street near Lansdowne, with compact suites, heat and water in the fee, a rooftop deck and one of the lower prices per square foot in the area.
A small, 40-home low-rise condominium from 2002 by Garden Park Homes, fronting Bloor Street West and a private mews just west of Lansdowne, with a rooftop deck and parking included in the fee.
A 50-home Minto townhouse condominium from 2013 at St Clair West and Caledonia Park Road, certified LEED Canada for Homes Gold. Small, quiet and rarely listed, with two- and three-bedroom plans.
A small 2007 condo townhouse complex of 36 homes on Jane Street in York’s Rockcliffe-Smythe neighbourhood, close to Smythe Park and the Black Creek valley. Low entry prices, but fees and age need careful reading.
A 24-suite, three-storey condominium from 2002 tucked onto Dekoven Mews off Bloor Street West near Lansdowne, where most buyers are really shopping for a townhouse with condo-style upkeep.
Windmill Development Group’s conversion of the 1913 Perth Avenue Methodist Church, plus a new Vestry building, into 39 suites at Perth and Wallace in the Junction Triangle, completed in 2018.
