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A 13-storey, 207-suite condominium from 2000 at Simcoe and Richmond, with suites up to almost 1,900 sq ft, a lounge with a bar and billiards, and a fee that condos.ca lists as covering hydro as well as heat and cooling.
Queens Quay Terminal puts roughly 60 to 72 large condominium suites on four floors added to the top of a 1927 harbour warehouse, converted by Eberhard Zeidler in 1983, with a rooftop pool and an all-inclusive fee.
Twin 11-storey buildings on Queens Quay West at Dan Leckie Way, finished in 2000, with 276 suites and a maintenance fee that includes hydro, heat, air conditioning and parking.
A small 2011 Tribute and RioCan building with 96 suites sitting on top of a large retail podium anchored by a Loblaws. Its fee includes heat and parking, and the roof terrace is one of the biggest for a building this size.
Monarch’s 2011 architectsAlliance tower behind Tip Top Lofts, beside Coronation Park on the western waterfront. Parking, heat and air conditioning sit inside the fee, and the suite mix runs from one-bedrooms to large upper suites.
Quartz and Spectra are Concord Adex’s paired 41- and 39-storey towers at 75 and 85 Queens Wharf Road in CityPlace, designed by RAW Design, sharing a stand-alone amenity building called the Prisma Club and facing Canoe Landing Park.
Quad Lofts II is a 9-storey, 72-suite soft loft at 19 Brant Street in King West, registered in 2006 as TSCC-1796, with about 10-foot concrete ceilings, polished concrete floors and a fee that includes heat and air conditioning.
Quad Lofts is an 11-storey, 128-suite Cresford soft loft from 2006 on Brant Street in King West, with exposed concrete, 10-foot ceilings and a fee that bundles heat, air conditioning, water and parking.
A 2001 CityScape complex that fills most of a block between Front, Portland and Niagara Streets, combining a low mid-rise with townhouses facing the park. Low-rise living in the middle of King West, with parking in the fee.
A 35-storey, 432-suite Fernbrook and Cityzen tower in the Ordnance Triangle, designed by Hariri Pontarini, with an outdoor pool, a public park at its base and mostly compact one-bedroom suites.
