Etobicoke Real Estate

The 33-storey second phase of Edilcan’s Met development on Carlton Street, completed in 2008, with 334 mostly compact suites and a fee that includes parking.

A 21-storey, 463-suite Empire Communities building designed by Kirkor, registered in October 2025, on Queens Quay East between Richardson and Lower Sherbourne streets in a waterfront district still under construction.

A 28-storey, roughly 224-suite tower from 1990 at University Avenue and Wellington, designed by Young + Wright for Centara, with large suites, an all-inclusive fee and a price per square foot well below newer Financial District towers.

A 17-storey, 206-suite condominium on a short side street between Bay and Yonge just south of Wellesley, registered in 2006, with hydro, heat, air conditioning, water and parking in the fee.

A 2003 tower of about 156 suites at Bay and Charles, designed by Page + Steele, with parking, hydro and heat in the maintenance fee and Yorkville a short walk north.

A slim 35-storey, 139-suite tower from 2010 on Balmuto Street just off Yonge and Bloor, the first Toronto project by Bazis, with an outdoor pool and a podium set with blue glass crystals.

A small 2005 condo-hotel a few steps from King and Yonge, with five suites per floor, an in-house spa and two-storey penthouses, and some questions every buyer should answer first.

CentreCourt’s 26-storey, 220-suite tower at Shuter and Dalhousie, sold out within weeks in 2014, with restored 19th-century Georgian facades in its base and heat, air conditioning and water in the fee.

A 30-storey, 306-suite tower from 1995 just south of Bay and College, with an indoor pool, a full older-building amenity floor and a fee that includes hydro and parking.

The 2008 south tower of the Residences of College Park at Bay and College: 541 suites by Canderel Stoneridge and Graziani + Corazza, beside the city’s second-largest downtown park.