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Part of Lanterra’s four-building Waterpark City at the western edge of the Fort York district, sharing the Club Oasis pool and spa. Small one-bedrooms dominate the market, and the building’s own records disagree on how tall it is.
A 16-storey, 273-suite waterfront condo from 2003 at Queens Quay West and Lower Spadina. Smaller and quieter than the towers to the east, with hydro and heat in the fee, a rooftop deck and no pool.
Two Concord Adex towers on Front Street from the first block of CityPlace, completed in 2003: 637 suites, an indoor pool, and a fee of roughly $0.89 per square foot that still includes hydro, heat and air conditioning.
A 61-suite boutique building from 1989 on the water side of Queens Quay West, where the smallest suites are around 900 sq ft and the largest penthouses run past 3,000, with amenities linked to the neighbouring hotel.
A 49-storey Menkes tower from 2018 at Peter and Adelaide, designed by Core Architects, built mostly around studios and compact one-bedrooms, with heat and water in the fee.
75 Portland, marketed as Seventy5 Portland, is an 11-storey, 211-suite Freed Developments building from 2010, designed by Core Architects around a courtyard, with suites from about 474 to 2,118 square feet.
Freed Developments’ first building: a nine-storey, 82-suite soft loft at King and Portland with exposed concrete, big upper-floor terraces and heat and water in the fee. Few amenities, by design.
A 12-storey, 245-suite brick-and-glass mid-rise from 2001, facing the Toronto Music Garden on the western waterfront. Suites run large, heat and air conditioning are in the fee, and resales are scarce.
A 10-storey, 16 or 17-suite boutique on Wellington Street West by Freed Developments and Core Architects, where most suites take a half or full floor and very few ever come up for sale.
A pair of 11-storey KPMB-designed buildings on the water just west of Spadina, joined around a garden courtyard, with 187 suites that run large and a fee that includes heat, cooling and parking.
