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The tallest of Concord’s four Harbour View Estates towers, at 49 storeys and 515 suites, with hydro and parking in the fee and a shared 30,000 sq ft Superclub. A 2005 building now doing its first big round of renewal.
Two Concord towers at the south end of CityPlace, 36 and 26 storeys, run as one 597-suite corporation. The lowest price per square foot in Harbour View Estates, with hydro and parking in the fee.
The 40-storey, 523-suite tower that started Concord’s CityPlace in 2005. Hydro, heat and air conditioning are in the fee, and residents share one of downtown’s largest amenity clubs.
A small 1989 mid-rise on the water’s edge beside HTO Park, designed by Li Architect and recognized with a Governor General’s Medal in Architecture. Just 79 suites, all large, with a pool and parking in the fee.
Glas Lofts is a 16-storey, roughly 165-suite soft loft at King and Spadina, designed by architectsAlliance for Lamb Development and finished in 2009, with street-level townhomes, two-level penthouses and a car-lift garage.
Concord Adex’s 30-storey tower at the west end of CityPlace, completed in 2018, with suites from about 405 to 1,103 sq ft, parking and heat in the fee and shared Prisma Club amenities.
Fortune at Fort York is the fourth and newest tower in Onni Group’s Fort York community, a 24-storey, 459-suite building at 38 Iannuzzi Street registered in 2021, with many studios and one-bedrooms and a fee that covers common elements, insurance and water.
A 24-storey Empire Communities tower from 2013 on Front Street just east of Spadina, facing Clarence Square, with Studio Munge interiors and a fee that covers heat and water.
A nine-storey, 51-suite soft loft building on Richmond Street West with concrete ceilings and big windows, almost no amenities, and a stacked parking system you need to understand before buying.
A 42-storey Daniels tower designed by KPMB and Kirkor, built above the TIFF Bell Lightbox at King and John, with 378 suites, a private cinema and a hotel-style amenity club.
