Etobicoke condo and real estate guides from Jatin Dua, a local RE/MAX Quantum Realty agent focused on The Queensway, Humber Bay Shores, Mimico and central Etobicoke. Thinking about buying or selling in Etobicoke? Tell me the street or the price range and I will give you a straight read on it, including when the answer is to wait. Call or text 833-330-1925, or send me a message.
A 41-storey, 886-suite Concord Adex tower at West Block, Lake Shore and Bathurst, sharing the site with the restored 1928 Loblaws warehouse and a flagship Loblaws store, with a large amenity package and mostly compact suites.
Great Gulf’s 21-storey, 281-suite tower at King and Spadina, designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects and registered in 2006, recognisable by its copper canopy. Fees cover hydro and parking as well as heat, and the location is the centre of King West.
The Harlowe is a 14-storey red-brick condominium from 2018 at 608 Richmond Street West, built by Lamb Development with Core Architects, with warehouse-style windows and a maintenance fee that covers water only.
A 12-storey, roughly 240-suite Onni Group mid-rise at Bathurst and Fort York Boulevard, designed by Wallman Architects and completed in 2013, overlooking the historic fort with the Gardiner along its south side.
Tridel’s 25-storey, 352-suite tower at Front Street and Blue Jays Way, registered in 2007, with its gym, spa and lounge on the roof and suites up to about 2,600 sq ft. A rental-heavy building in a location that is hard to beat for walking.
The Brant Park is a 2017 Lamb Development mid-rise by architectsAlliance at Brant and Adelaide, with a white mid-century grid facade, exposed concrete interiors and a park across the street.
A 2017 Lifetime Developments tower on Adelaide just west of John, designed by Core Architects, with a pool, sauna and roof deck and a suite mix that leans strongly toward compact one-bedrooms.
A 16-storey, 288-suite building from 2000 at Queens Quay and Bathurst, organized around a glass-roofed atrium. Hydro, heat and air conditioning are in the fee, suites are compact, and the island airport is next door.
A 12-storey, 101-suite boutique condo from 2001 at King and Spadina, with a brick base, loft-style and conventional layouts, and parking and heat in the fee. Asking prices are low for King West; the fee is the reason to look closely.
Tridel’s wedge-shaped Wallman Architects tower at York and Harbour Streets, finished in 2019, with a large amenity floor, an outdoor pool and a wide range of suites from compact one-bedrooms to penthouses near 3,900 sq ft.
