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An 18-storey, 156-suite tower completed around 1980–81 above one of Bloor Street’s best-known retail podiums, with suites from about 1,100 square feet, an indoor pool and squash court, and one of the most inclusive fee structures in Yorkville.
Urban Capital’s 2015 second phase of River City in the West Don Lands: a white, 12- to 13-storey building split into three mini-towers, with more than 40 floor plans and a courtyard pool shared with Phase 1.
A 71-suite, six-storey condominium from 1991 built on top of the Hazelton Lanes (now Yorkville Village) shopping centre, with big suites, a concierge and valet entrance, and one of the most inclusive fee structures in Yorkville.
Urban Capital’s 2013 first phase of River City in the West Don Lands: a 16-storey black-clad tower and a lower wing, designed by Saucier + Perrotte with ZAS, with more than 25 floor plans and a courtyard pool shared across phases.
Plazacorp and Hi-Rise’s 2008 New York art deco-style tower at Yorkville Avenue and Bay Street, designed by Turner Fleischer, with 58 large suites, some taking whole floors.
A former instrument factory on Richmond Street East near Sherbourne, converted in 1997 into 15 boutique lofts with 11-foot ceilings, some two-storey suites, terraces and patios, and parking in the fee.
A 10-storey, 125-suite condominium from 1997 on Yonge Street beside Ramsden Park, with mid-size one- and two-bedroom suites, a rooftop terrace and a fee that covers heat and parking.
Minto’s 24-storey, 152-suite tower at Avenue Road and Prince Arthur, completed in 1999, known for its archway, valet parking, nine-foot ceilings and suites from about 760 to over 4,400 square feet.
A 13-storey, 2009 Times Group mid-rise at Frederick and Adelaide, a short walk from St. Lawrence Market, with a rooftop lounge, a small suite count and a fee that covers heat, cooling and water.
Two slim architectsAlliance towers and a row of three-storey townhouses built by Context on the former CBC radio lands between Mutual and Jarvis, completed in 2005. Award-winning design, a shared courtyard with the National Ballet School and heat, cooling and parking in the fee.
