The Birches, 101 Prudential Dr: A 1975 Tower Where Hydro Is in the Fee
A 16-storey, 224-suite condominium from 1975 off Midland Avenue in Dorset Park, Scarborough, with an unusually complete fee that includes heat, hydro, water and parking.
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A 16-storey, 224-suite condominium from 1975 off Midland Avenue in Dorset Park, Scarborough, with an unusually complete fee that includes heat, hydro, water and parking.
A 20-storey, 253-suite 1990 tower on Alton Towers Circle in Milliken, the third of three Ambassadors buildings, where every suite is roughly 990 square feet or larger.
The first of the Ambassadors towers on Alton Towers Circle, a 1989 Menkes building in Milliken with suites of roughly 985 to 1,452 square feet and a fee that covers hydro, heat, air conditioning and parking.
A 1996 Tridel complex of 144 large townhouse-style condominium suites on Bonis Avenue, with an indoor pool, underground parking and security, next to the Tam O’Shanter golf course area.
A 25-storey, 278-suite 1997 tower on Bonis Avenue in Scarborough’s Tam O’Shanter pocket, where the smallest suite is over 1,000 square feet and the price per foot is among the lowest in the area.
A four-storey, 141-suite condominium from 2009 near St Clair Avenue East and Warden Avenue, the second phase of Mattamy’s Summerside community, with a fee that leaves heat and water to owners.
The first phase of Mattamy’s Summerside community near St Clair and Warden: a four-storey, 108-suite condominium from 2009 with a low-rise feel, a short fee list and suites that run from studios to two-bedrooms.
A 2006 four-storey condominium of 134 suites at Warden and St Clair, with two-plus-den layouts, a fee that includes heat and parking, and a neighbourhood around Warden Station that is starting to change.
An 80-unit condominium townhouse complex from 2003 in Agincourt North, Scarborough, with family-sized homes of about 1,142 to 1,725 sq ft and monthly fees that are low even by townhouse standards.
The second of Tridel’s twin elliptical Solaris towers at Metrogate, registered in 2011, with an indoor pool and gym, parking and air conditioning in the fee, and some of the lowest fees per square foot in the area.