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A 2009 loft-style building designed by KPMB for Concord Adex, sitting low beside the Montage tower on Spadina. Compact suites, parking and heat in the fee, and an architect pedigree most of CityPlace can’t claim.
Concord Adex’s 568-suite CityPlace tower at 15 Fort York Blvd, registered in 2008, with suites from small one-bedrooms to roughly 2,500 sq ft and one of the lower fee rates in the neighbourhood once you count what is included.
Plaza’s 2017 tower just east of Bathurst, with roughly 440 suites, an outdoor pool with cabanas, a public art galleria leading to a parkette, and a fee that condos.ca lists as covering heat, air conditioning and parking.
Montage is a 529-suite Concord Adex tower at 25 Telegram Mews, at Spadina and Fort York Boulevard in CityPlace, designed by KPMB Architects and registered in 2009, with a fee that includes heat, air conditioning, water and parking.
Minto Westside is a 690-suite mid-rise at Front and Bathurst, built by Minto and designed by Wallman Architects, wrapped around a landscaped courtyard with a ninth-floor indoor/outdoor pool and a lean fee that covers only common elements and insurance.
Matrix is the pair of 2002 towers that started CityPlace, with 642 suites over 32 and 28 storeys and a maintenance fee that covers hydro, heat and parking.
A 221-suite low-rise condo townhouse complex on Stadium Road off Queens Quay West, built in 2002 by Urban Group. Ground-level flats and multi-level units with private terraces, marina views, and your own furnace and hydro bill.
Malibu Investments’ 32-storey, 513-suite tower at Fleet and Bathurst, designed by Page + Steele. An indoor pool and rooftop terrace, small suites aimed at first-time buyers and investors, and fees that reflect the amenities.
A 2011 TAS tower on King West, east of Spadina, designed by Teeple Architects and Core Architects, with 305 suites, coloured glass and a sales program that let buyers customize or combine units.
Concord Adex’s 2010 two-tower phase on the CityPlace crescent, with 706 suites, a park on its doorstep and a maintenance fee that already covers parking, heat and air conditioning.
