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.
Malibu Investments’ 15-storey, 199-suite mid-rise on Bruyeres Mews, finished in 2012. A smaller, quieter alternative to the towers around it, with 9-foot ceilings, a rooftop terrace and two-storey live/work suites, but parking is not in the fee.
A 10-storey, roughly 170-suite Cresford building just west of Spadina that closes off a courtyard shared with Quad Lofts and Quad 2, with an indoor pool, heat and water in the fee, and a lower price per square foot than the towers around it.
Onni’s 240-suite mid-rise in the Fort York neighbourhood, finished in 2016, with a 15-storey tower, a seven-storey podium, a seventh-floor lounge and a fee that condos.ca lists as covering heat, air conditioning and parking.
Context’s 29-storey, 364-suite KPMB-designed tower beside the Fort York library branch, finished in 2014. Good architecture and amenities, but small suites and fees above $1 per square foot.
CanAlfa’s 117-suite stacked townhouse complex from 2005, in the middle of Liberty Village. Private terraces, parking in the fee and the lowest price per square foot in the neighbourhood, with no gym, pool or concierge.
CanAlfa’s first phase of stacked townhouses in Liberty Village, finished in 2005: 167 suites with street-level doors, rooftop terraces on many plans and a lean fee that, unusually for a townhouse complex, lists parking as included.
CanAlfa’s 2006 stacked townhouses on Western Battery Road, the first homes on the east side of Liberty Village, with front doors on the street, a fee that covers very little and a lot of variety between suites.
One of the smallest condominium corporations in Liberty Village: 44 stacked townhouse suites by CanAlfa, registered in 2005, with private terraces and parking in the fee. Listings are rare, so preparation matters.
CanAlfa’s 24-storey, 286-suite first tower in Liberty Village, completed in 2011, with an indoor pool, amenities shared with Bliss next door and a fee that covers heat, cooling and parking.
CanAlfa’s 466-suite wedge-shaped tower on East Liberty Street, finished in 2014. Two-level loft suites, a large gym and spa, parking in the fee, and one of the lowest prices per square foot in Liberty Village.
