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Two 1990 H&R Developments towers at Bay and Gerrard with 372 suites, an indoor pool and running track, solarium suites and a fee that covers hydro and cable.
A 26-storey, 104-suite glass tower from 1993 on quiet Lombard Street, with no more than about five suites per floor, solarium layouts and a fee that covers heat, cooling, water and parking.
CityScape’s 2014 tower at the edge of the Distillery District, with 328 suites, heat and parking in the fee, and the Distillery’s brick lanes on the doorstep.
A 33-storey, 557-suite Graywood Developments tower by architects-Alliance at Parliament and Mill, registered in December 2025, with a brick podium and a rooftop pool planned on its podium terrace.
A 1990 brick-podium tower of 200 suites on Grenville Street near Yonge and College, with solarium suites, a squash court and fees that cover hydro and cable, at one of the lowest prices per square foot in the area.
An 80-suite Intracorp mid-rise from 2004 on Richmond Street East near Jarvis, sister to 120 Lombard, with concierge, larger suites, hydro and heat in the fee, and a lower average price per foot.
A 71-suite Intracorp mid-rise from 2004 on Lombard Street near Jarvis, a few blocks north of St. Lawrence Market, with larger suites and parking, hydro and heat in the fee.
A 571-suite wedge-shaped tower from 1989, a block from St. Lawrence Market, with hydro and heat in the fee, a half-acre sixth-floor SkyPark and a garage the condo does not own.
A 17-storey, 1992 building by Lee Development Group on the southeast corner of Yonge and Carlton, with red granite, a rounded glass corner, 243 suites and a fee that covers hydro and parking.
A 29-storey, 349-suite tower from 1991 between Bay and Yonge on Wellesley, with one of the most complete fee-inclusion lists downtown, a rooftop hot tub and some rare large terraces.
