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Intracorp’s 10-storey brick-and-glass boutique condominium at St. Clair West and Deer Park Crescent, completed in 1998, with heat, air conditioning and parking included in the fee.
Alterra’s Teeple Architects-designed mid-rise at Eastern Avenue and Sackville Street, registered in 2025: 379 suites around an interior courtyard, a long amenity list and one of the lower fee levels I see in new downtown east buildings.
An 11-suite condominium registered in 1993, made up of a converted Victorian house of five suites and six townhouses behind it around a shared garden. Tiny, rarely listed, and with fee details worth confirming.
A ten-home condominium townhouse complex from 1983 at 94 Crescent Road in Rosedale, with three-storey homes, garage parking and a near-ravine setting.
Twelve large suites in a pair of three-storey, brownstone-style buildings on Lonsdale Road, converted to condominiums around 2010, with a car elevator to underground parking and elevator access to the suites.
A 23-storey, 158-suite glass tower from 2007–2008 by Lanterra, designed by architectsAlliance, a few steps east of Yonge on Wellesley. Exposed concrete, few suites per floor and a broad fee inclusion list make it one of the more distinctive smaller towers in the Church-Wellesley area.
A round, 45-suite boutique tower on Spadina Road from 2011, with no more than four suites per floor, large layouts and a fee that covers heat, water and parking.
A 30-home condominium townhouse complex from 1980 near Sherbourne and Shuter, built around a gated garden courtyard, with stacked two-storey homes and underground parking.
Nineteen four-level condominium townhomes from 2022 at Avenue Road and Oaklands Avenue, each roughly 3,400 to 3,500 sq ft with a private elevator, an enclosed double garage and a rooftop terrace.
Alterra’s 36-storey tower at the south-west corner of Sherbourne and Wellesley, completed in 2022: compact suites, a three-floor amenity program with a rooftop running track, and a garage with only 63 spaces for 360 suites.
