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A 13-storey, 25-suite boutique building from 1984 at Bay and Charles, with about two suites per floor, house-sized layouts of 2,000-plus square feet and an on-site superintendent.
A 1988 condominium of just seven townhouses on McGill Street, near Church and Gerrard, with underground parking and a rooftop deck, a short walk from Toronto Metropolitan University and the Church-Wellesley Village.
Strasscorp’s 35-storey, 564-suite glass tower at Bay and St. Joseph, registered in 1990, with one of the largest amenity floors on the Bay Street corridor and angular suites from junior one-bedrooms to penthouses.
A 32-storey architectsAlliance tower at Bay and St. Joseph, completed in 2016, with deep shifting balconies, a rooftop terrace, an outdoor pool and a fee that includes heat, air conditioning and water.
A hotel-condominium of about 575 suites at King and Yonge, where a slender new tower rises from the restored 1914 Dominion Bank building, with hydro, heat, cable and air conditioning in the fee.
The 49-storey sister tower to X Condos at Jarvis and Charles, completed in 2015 by Great Gulf and Lifetime Developments to a Wallman Architects design, with an outdoor pool on its eight-storey podium.
Great Gulf’s 44-storey black glass tower at Charles and Jarvis, designed by architectsAlliance and finished in 2010. Big-tower amenities and views at a fee that includes heat and air conditioning, a block from Bloor and Yonge.
A five-storey, 30-suite boutique building on Jarvis Street just north of Carlton, styled after a New York brownstone, with one of the broadest fee-inclusion lists downtown and a low price per foot.
A 35-storey, 330-suite tower from 2018 on the north side of Wellesley just east of Yonge, designed by architectsAlliance, with a long amenity list and a fee that includes heat, cooling and water.
Via Bloor at 575 Bloor Street East is a 2022 Tridel condominium designed by architectsAlliance, the shorter of two towers on a wedge-shaped block at Bloor and Parliament, with a pool, sauna and steam room.
