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Context Development’s 34-storey, 357-suite tower at St. Lawrence Market, designed by architectsAlliance, with lake-facing Water Suites, two-storey Market Towns and fees that include heat and water.
A nine-storey, 187-suite mid-rise from the early 1980s on Front Street East, designed by Jerome Markson, facing St. Lawrence Market, with very large suites, an indoor pool and a squash court.
The Church Street half of Jerome Markson’s Market Square complex: an eight-storey, 119-suite building from 1983 with very large suites, courtyard views, an indoor pool and a sauna.
A 54-suite, 1987 boutique building by Moriyama and Teshima Architects, set above street-level restaurants beside the St. Lawrence Market and inside a heritage conservation district. Listings are rare and parking is in the fee.
Two KPMB-designed condo towers with 872 suites over a podium holding a hotel, offices, a Longo’s and a sports bar, right beside Scotiabank Arena in South Core.
A 2011 Menkes and Lifetime tower at Bay and College, designed by Wallman Architects, with an indoor pool, a rooftop amenity level and fees near $0.90 per square foot.
Cityzen’s 2009 two-tower building at Scott and The Esplanade, one tower in brick and one in glass, with suites from tiny studios to multi-level penthouses and a fee that includes heat, cooling and parking.
A tiny 1988 condominium of about 15 suites on Lombard Street, with large suites, multi-level penthouses and a top that one architecture writer compared to a hammerhead shark.
The oldest of the three Davies Smith condominiums on the Gooderham and Worts lands: 95 suites across from the Distillery’s pedestrian lanes, a rack house wall at its base and one of the most complete fee packages downtown.
Daniels’ 45-storey, 533-suite tower at Lower Jarvis and Lake Shore, finished in 2020, with unusually large balconies, a wide suite range and a shared amenity program built around sport and art.
