Etobicoke Real Estate

A 14-home condominium townhouse complex from 1976 on Gerrard near Sackville, self-managed by its owners, with three-level homes and underground parking.

A six-storey, 40-suite condominium completed in 1985 by Elmer-Yale just off Avenue Road north of Bloor, with suites from about 970 to 3,750 square feet, a staffed lobby, valet parking and an indoor pool.

Altree Developments’ nine-storey, roughly 85-suite building at Forest Hill Road and St. Clair, registered in 2025, with 10-foot ceilings, a pool, valet and a wine room. A lot of suites are on the market at once, which shapes how you should buy here.

The Adelaide Street half of Plaza’s 2001 Imperial Square project: 95 suites over 11 storeys, larger layouts than its Richmond sister, and one of the lower prices per square foot in downtown east Toronto.

A 32-storey, 204-suite tower from 2017 on Bloor Street West opposite the Royal Ontario Museum, designed by Rosario Varacalli as a stack of slightly rotated cubes, with Burdifilek interiors.

A 33-home condominium townhouse complex from 1981 between Jarvis and George, just south of Gerrard, now sitting beside the 46-storey Prime Condos tower.

Lux Group’s seven-storey, 61-suite brick mid-rise just north of Bloor, across the street from Christie Pits, completed in 2010 with a fee that covers heat, air conditioning and parking.

A 90-suite, 11-storey brick mid-rise from 2001 on Richmond Street East, one of two Plaza buildings sold as Imperial Square. Modest suites, a fee that covers heat, cooling and parking, and pricing well below newer towers nearby.

An eight-suite, four-storey condominium from 1986 on Bedford Road just south of Dupont, linked by name and management to the Designers Walk complex, with suites of roughly 954 to 1,285 sq ft.

A ten-suite, self-managed loft condominium in the former Ontario Medical College for Women, built in 1890 and listed as a designated property in the Cabbagetown South Heritage Conservation District.