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A 36-storey, 314-suite Great Gulf tower at King and Charlotte, designed by Diamond Schmitt, built in 2013 and unusual for the area in how many of its suites are genuine two-bedroom-plus-den plans.
Central Condos is a 2024 Concord Adex point tower of 426 suites on Widmer Street in the Entertainment District, designed by DIALOG and marketed on its tech features, with far fewer parking spaces than suites.
Urban Capital’s first development: a small red-brick loft building on a quiet King-Spadina side street with one- and two-storey suites and parking in the fee. Listings are rare, and the building’s history comes with a few conflicting records worth checking.
A six-storey, 1915 red-brick publishing house on Wellington Street West, converted in 2001 into roughly ten very large hard lofts, with few shared amenities and fees that cover heat and parking.
The 2011 tower phase of Urban Capital’s Boutique project at Simcoe and Nelson, with 304 suites, a Cecconi Simone interior, a rooftop deck and parking included in the fee.
Boutique Condos at 21 Nelson Street is a 334-suite Urban Capital building at Simcoe Street, registered in 2010, designed to feel like a boutique hotel, with a fee that includes heat, air conditioning, water and parking.
CanAlfa’s 20-storey, 276-suite second phase of Liberty Towers, finished in 2011, with suites from studios to large two-bedroom-plus-dens and prices a little below the Liberty Village average.
Bisha Hotel & Residences is a 2017 Entertainment District tower by Lifetime Developments and Charles Khabouth’s INK Entertainment, with 355 condominium suites on floors 9 to 42 above a boutique hotel, restaurants and a rooftop pool.
Monarch’s first Liberty Village tower: 23 storeys and 316 suites across from Liberty Village Park, registered in 2006, with the pool, hot tub and steam rooms that neighbouring Zip residents reach by bridge.
Lanterra’s 2007 convex-glass tower on the former Molson brewery lands, with 577 mostly compact suites, a pool and spa club, and some of the lowest entry prices along Fort York Boulevard.
