The Hemingway, 205 The Donway W: Across From Shops at Don Mills
A 2005, eight-storey, 225-suite mid-rise at Don Mills and Lawrence, across from the Shops at Don Mills, with heat, cooling and parking in the fee, a concierge and a rooftop terrace.
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A 2005, eight-storey, 225-suite mid-rise at Don Mills and Lawrence, across from the Shops at Don Mills, with heat, cooling and parking in the fee, a concierge and a rooftop terrace.
A 390-suite CentreCourt building at the southwest corner of Bathurst and Eglinton, designed by BDP Quadrangle and registered in 2023, built around access to the Crosstown’s Forest Hill station.
A 20-storey, 290-suite Monarch condominium from 2003 on Leslie Street near Eglinton, with large suites, a fee that covers heat, cooling and parking, and a lot of change coming to its corner.
A four-storey, 27-suite Shane Baghai condominium from 1997 on Lawrence Avenue East in Don Mills, with suites from about 980 to 2,965 square feet.
Chestnut Hill Developments’ 218-suite mid-rise at Glencairn and Marlee, registered in 2025, with a terraced west side, black-and-white cladding and a taller second phase planned across Marlee.
A 14-storey, 111-suite tower from 1978 at Bathurst and Steeles, with suites up to about 2,000 square feet and a fee that covers hydro, heat, cable, air conditioning and parking.
A 10-storey, 252-suite condominium from 1995 in the Wynford-Concorde pocket of Don Mills, with heat, cooling and parking in the fee and a wave of tower proposals around it.
A nine-storey, 31-suite Edifice Estates condominium from 1998 off Bayview Avenue, where every suite is above 2,000 square feet and the fee covers heat, cooling and parking.
A 14-storey, 111-suite condominium from 1976 on Steeles Avenue West, with large suites, a fee that covers hydro, heat and cable, and one of the lowest prices per square foot in north Toronto.
A nine-storey, 118-suite mid-rise from 2013 by Tor-Bel Group on Sheppard Avenue West in Bathurst Manor, with heat and air conditioning in the fee and a rooftop deck.