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A 2014 Freed Developments building by CORE Architects that wraps the restored 1882 Toronto Silverplate building on King West, with a second address on Adelaide and an unusually generous fee-inclusion list.
A ten-storey, roughly 100-suite Freed Developments soft loft at Adelaide and Morrison, designed by Core Architects, with 10-foot ceilings, exposed concrete and an interior garden courtyard facing a city park.
Menkes’ 2016 mid-rise just west of Spadina on Richmond, with a fabric-patterned facade, mostly compact suites under 825 sq ft, 9-foot ceilings and a fee that condos.ca lists as covering only heat and water.
Maverick is a 2024 Empire Communities tower on King Street West’s Restaurant Row, clad in matte black aluminum and built above the restored facades of the 1850s Hughes Terrace row houses.
Downtown Condos is an 11-storey, 91-suite boutique building at Wellington and Portland, designed by Sweeny &Co for Parallax and finished in 2014, with a brick base, combinable suites and mechanical parking stackers.
An architect-designed 2001 loft building with a U-shaped plan, a skip-stop elevator and two-storey through suites. Fees are high on paper, but they include heat and parking.
Concord Canada House is the final phase of Concord CityPlace: two towers of 74 and 64 storeys at Spadina Avenue and Bremner Boulevard, about 1,400 suites, a maple-leaf facade and a large amenity package, registered in October 2025.
A four-storey, 109-suite brick and stucco low-rise from 2000 at 500 Richmond Street West, known for two-storey suites, large terraces and parking in the fee.
A 43-storey, 440-suite Daniels tower from 2013 at Adelaide and Widmer, designed by Kirkor Architects, with a 12,000 sq ft amenity floor that includes a double-height basketball court.
A 63-suite, 2002 Urban Capital loft building at King and Charlotte that predates the towers around it, with hydro, heat and air conditioning in the fee. Small, quiet and now surrounded by much taller neighbours.
