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The first of Tridel’s two elliptical Solaris towers at Metrogate, Kennedy Road and the 401, registered in 2011, with parking and water in the fee and fees in the mid-$0.70s per square foot.
A 1984, 23-storey tower in the Bamburgh Circle cluster off Warden Avenue, where every suite is at least about 1,143 square feet and the fee covers hydro, heat and air conditioning.
The second of the twin Skygarden towers near Bridlewood Mall, finished in 1981, with suites up to about 2,239 square feet, two pools and a fee that covers hydro, heat, air conditioning and parking.
The first of two 23-storey Skygarden towers near Bridlewood Mall, built in 1980, with indoor and outdoor pools and a maintenance fee that covers hydro, heat, air conditioning and parking.
The seventh and final tower in Tridel’s Metrogate community near Kennedy and the 401: 31 storeys, completed in 2021, facing Metrogate Park, with parking in the fee and one of the lower prices per square foot among newer Scarborough towers.
A 1987 tower of just 80 suites on Sheppard Avenue East in Agincourt, where every suite is larger than most new townhouses and the price per square foot is among the lowest in Scarborough.
The second of RMIC’s twin Scarborough Fair towers at Lawrence and Midland: 21 storeys and 277 suites from 1992, with a pool, sauna, games room and one of the most complete fee-inclusion lists in Scarborough.
A 30-unit complex of two-storey condominium townhomes from 2004 on Kennedy Road in Scarborough’s Kennedy Park, close to the station where Line 2 and the new Line 5 meet.
A 22-storey, 273-suite tower from 1992 at Midland and Lawrence, the first of RMIC’s two Scarborough Fair buildings, with large two-bedroom suites, an indoor pool and a fee that covers heat, hydro and water.
A 27-unit Monarch condominium townhouse complex from 2002 on Sandhurst Circle, Exchequer Place and Finch Avenue East in Agincourt North, with homes of about 1,700 sq ft and built-in garages.
