Etobicoke condo and real estate guides from Jatin Dua, a local RE/MAX Quantum Realty agent focused on The Queensway, Humber Bay Shores, Mimico and central Etobicoke. Thinking about buying or selling in Etobicoke? Tell me the street or the price range and I will give you a straight read on it, including when the answer is to wait. Call or text 833-330-1925, or send me a message.
A 12-storey, 184-suite condominium from 2009 on Wellesley Street East between Sherbourne and Parliament, styled with an art deco nod. One of the lower price-per-square-foot entry points in downtown east Toronto, with heat, cooling and parking in the fee.
An eight-storey, 103-suite Great Gulf condominium from 2000 on Jarvis Street, a short walk from St. Lawrence Market. Big storage, rooftop space and a fee that covers heat, in a building that rarely has more than one or two suites for sale.
A 2023 condo tower of roughly 476 suites rising over a Canopy by Hilton hotel at Bloor and Sherbourne. Compact suites and some of the lowest entry prices for a new Bloor Street tower, with fees you need to look at closely.
A 13-storey boutique building with only 23 suites at Bloor and Sherbourne, registered in 1992 and built above the old Hooper’s Drugstore of 1928. Large suites, ravine views and a fee that covers heat, cooling and water, but very little ever comes up for sale.
Two 15-storey towers with 497 suites on Richmond Street East near Sherbourne, registered in 2000. It is the most affordable per square foot of the nearby condo buildings, and its fee includes hydro along with heat, cooling and water.
A nine-storey former office building at Yonge and Wellesley converted into 120 condominium suites in the mid-1990s. One of the cheapest ways into a Yonge Street address, with a fee that covers every utility, including hydro.
A 17-storey, 343-suite Empire Communities building from 2012, designed by DTAH, near Richmond and Sherbourne, with a fee that covers heat, cooling, water and parking at under a dollar a foot.
An eight-storey, 34-suite condominium from 1997 at the corner of Maitland and Jarvis, east of the Church-Wellesley Village. Very small, very quiet, with larger suites than most nearby and a lean fee that leaves heat to you.
Fifteen three-storey condo townhomes built by Aykler in 2002 on Earl Street, between Jarvis and Sherbourne just north of Wellesley. Family-sized homes with underground parking and water in the fee.
Ten self-managed loft townhouses in a converted 19th-century industrial building on Old Brewery Lane, off Queen Street East at River Street. Suites run about 1,500 to 1,700 square feet with rooftop terraces, and the fee covers heat, hydro, air conditioning and parking.
