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Tridel’s condominium suites at The Well sit inside one of downtown Toronto’s largest mixed-use projects at Front and Spadina, with a retail galleria at the base and a quieter Signature Series building on Wellington Street.
Plaza’s 438-suite Liberty Village tower, finished in 2013, designed by Quadrangle Architects and Gabriel Bodor Architect. Parking is in the fee, prices sit at the upper end of the neighbourhood’s 2010-era towers, and the location is the centre of Liberty Village.
Freed Developments’ 2010 condo-and-hotel complex at 550 Wellington West, designed by architectsAlliance, with suites from studios to multi-level penthouses. What the hotel connection means and what the fees cover.
A 2004 boutique soft loft of 46 suites just south of King and Portland, built by an engineer-developer who acted as his own contractor. Ten-foot concrete ceilings, few amenities and a very thin resale market.
A 2003 condo-hotel at Blue Jays Way and Wellington, with two-storey lofts, multi-level penthouses and one of the most inclusive fee structures in King West. The fee per square foot is high, and the hotel arrangement is the thing to understand before you buy.
A 2003 Harbourfront condo with 517 suites, an indoor pool and one of the most complete fee packages on Queens Quay: hydro, heat, air conditioning, water and parking are all in. The trade-off is age, and a few facts that sources disagree on.
The PJ Condos is a 373-suite Pinnacle International tower at Pearl and John streets, designed by Hariri Pontarini with Turner Fleischer, with an angled form, a crimson brick podium and an outdoor pool.
A 2014 Pinnacle International tower at John and Adelaide, designed by Hariri Pontarini, with a pool, a restored 1850s heritage house at its base and a fee that covers heat and water.
A 2002 Art Deco-inspired building by Great Gulf and Quadrangle Architects at Richmond and Spadina, with 217 suites, an OAA award and suites from small one-bedrooms to full-floor penthouses.
A 33-storey 2015 tower at John and Mercer in the Entertainment District, clad in brick and stone rather than all glass, with a large podium terrace and heat included in the fee. Mostly studios and one-bedrooms.
