Etobicoke condo and real estate guides from Jatin Dua, a local RE/MAX Quantum Realty agent focused on The Queensway, Humber Bay Shores, Mimico and central Etobicoke. Thinking about buying or selling in Etobicoke? Tell me the street or the price range and I will give you a straight read on it, including when the answer is to wait. Call or text 833-330-1925, or send me a message.
A 2022 Crown Communities complex of stacked and traditional condo townhouses on Sheppard Avenue West near Allen Road, with three-storey lower suites, rooftop terraces and underground parking.
A 9-storey, 155-suite boutique condominium completed around 2024 by Lifetime Developments on Dupont Street west of Bathurst, designed by Turner Fleischer with interiors by Mason Studio and stepped terraces on the upper floors.
The fourth and final condominium in Tridel and Hines’ Bayside community, designed by Danish firm 3XN with terraced, wave-shaped towers, a City recreation centre in its base, and suites from about 800 to over 4,600 square feet.
A 182-unit Mattamy Homes stacked townhouse condominium from about 2020 at Eglinton Avenue East and Danforth Road in Scarborough, with low fees and suites from about 500 to 1,200 square feet.
A 1977 four-storey condominium at the south-east corner of Don Mills Road and Steeles Avenue East, with an indoor pool, sauna, gym and party room, large family-sized suites and fees to match.
A 1974 two-storey condominium townhouse complex just west of Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue East, with a shared parking garage and management by St George Property Management.
A 1974 condominium townhouse complex on Rameau Drive in North York’s Hillcrest Village, where buyers trade new finishes for space and a lower price than a freehold house.
A four-storey condo from 1975 at Don Mills and Steeles, known for two-storey suites, an indoor pool and a fee that covers hydro and heat. Here is what that means for value and what to check.
A 2023 condominium of about 285 suites at Logan and Eastern Avenues that keeps the masonry of the former Weston bread factory, mixing hard lofts, soft lofts and townhouses with conventional suites in a new mid-rise building.
A 45-storey Tridel tower designed by architectsAlliance at the east end of Bloor Street, finished in 2021 as the second phase of Via Bloor, with a family-sized suite mix and fees near $0.91 a square foot.
