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The 1953 steam plant that served the old Wellesley hospital, converted by the Aykler family into about 31 concrete lofts, with three suites built into the original smokestack. Small, quiet and rare to list.
Stanley Condos is a 2020 Tribute Communities tower at Church and Carlton, designed by Core Architects, sitting directly across from Maple Leaf Gardens with compact suites from roughly 500 to 1,070 square feet.
A 1984 Costain mid-rise of about 61 large suites on Rosehill Avenue, beside David A. Balfour Park and the reservoir, with concierge service and suites from about 2,000 square feet.
Twin 26-storey towers at Front and Sherbourne by Cityzen and Fernbrook, designed inside and out by architectsAlliance, finished in 2022. Amenities spread over ten floors, including an outdoor pool between the towers, but the fee covers only common elements and insurance.
An 18-storey, 91-suite tower from 2001 on Bloor Street East near Sherbourne, with ravine views from some suites, a 24-hour concierge and a fee that covers heat, hydro, air conditioning and water.
Space Lofts is a 12-storey, 228-suite Triloft building on Richmond Street East, known for two-storey loft suites with ceilings of about 18 feet and a maintenance fee that includes hydro, heat and air conditioning.
A 28-storey, 297-suite tower from 2003 at Bloor Street East and Park Road, with a raised sky lobby, a rooftop terrace and a maintenance fee that covers hydro as well as heat and air conditioning.
A 19-storey, 134-suite condominium from about 2000 on Bloor Street East just east of Yonge. Compact suites, a high fee per square foot, and an unusually complete list of what that fee covers.
Two low-rise residential wings with 53 suites in total, set on the Yorkville Village shopping complex between Avenue Road and Hazelton Avenue, with many two-storey suites and a fee that covers heat, hydro and cable.
Broccolini’s first Toronto high-rise: a 37-storey, 580-suite tower completed in 2024 at the edge of Regent Park, backing onto the Lower Don, with a podium-top pool.
