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The 51-storey first phase of the Residences of College Park at Bay and College, built by Canderel Stoneridge and designed by Graziani + Corazza, with a pool, a park out back and hydro, heat and parking in the fee.
A 344-suite architectsAlliance tower from 2013 inside the Distillery District, known for its zig-zag glass balconies, with heat, cooling and parking listed in the fee.
A 15-storey, two-building Dundee Kilmer condominium in the Canary District that first housed athletes at the 2015 Pan Am Games, then was finished as condos in 2016, with heat, water and air conditioning in the fee.
Dream and Kilmer’s 13-storey, 206-suite building in the Canary District, finished in 2024 beside the restored 1850s building that once housed the Canary Restaurant, with a rooftop dining room and terrace.
A KPMB-designed mid-rise block at Front and Mill that housed athletes at the 2015 Pan Am Games before opening as condos in 2016, with a raised courtyard, a long fee-inclusion list and Corktown Common next door.
A 12-storey DundeeKilmer condominium with townhomes, designed by architects-Alliance and registered in 2022, where most suites were planned as two- and three-bedroom layouts for families and downsizers.
A 12-storey, 187-suite mid-rise by DundeeKilmer and KPMB Architects in the Canary District of the West Don Lands, completed in 2020 next to Corktown Common.
A 50-storey, 486-suite Lanterra tower from 2012 on Bay Street north of College, rising from a restored heritage podium with second-floor loft suites and a terrace pool.
A 36-storey, 284-suite tower from 2017 at Yonge Street and The Esplanade, with a limestone podium, a rooftop pool and some of the highest fees per square foot in St. Lawrence.
Canderel’s very tall tower at Yonge and Gerrard, designed by Graziani + Corazza, with about 995 suites above a retail podium now home to an IKEA store, and fees that work out below $0.90 per sq ft.
