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 small 2022 condominium townhouse community by Crown Communities on Finch Avenue East near Bayview, with 30 homes split between stacked towns and three-storey row towns.
A 17-storey, 213-suite FRAM Building Group tower from 2021, part of the three-building Fairview Park community beside Fairview Mall, with compact studio to two-bedroom suites.
The tallest of Monarch’s three Heron’s Hill towers at Sheppard and Highway 404, registered in 2013, with compact suites and a fee that covers heat, cooling, water and parking.
An eight-storey, 210-suite Castle Group mid-rise from 2020 on Sheppard Avenue East in Bayview Village, designed by HCA Architecture, with compact suites, a concierge and a fee that runs high per square foot.
A 17-storey, 207-suite condominium from 2018 by FRAM + Slokker and CORE Architects at 128 Fairview Mall Drive, built as part of the Allenbury Gardens redevelopment with Toronto Community Housing.
A seven-storey, 128-suite boutique condominium by Rockport Group, designed by Kirkor and finished in 2013, with ground-floor garden suites, 14 penthouses and suites up to about 2,525 square feet on a quiet Willowdale East street.
The south tower of Menkes’ twin Ultima at Broadway complex on Yonge Street in North York Centre: 36 storeys, 384 suites, completed in 2006, with parking and water in the fee.
The 36-storey north tower of Menkes’ Ultima at Broadway on Yonge Street in North York Centre, with 384 suites from compact one-bedrooms to plans near 2,000 square feet, a pool and sauna, and a fee that leaves heat to the owner.
A 12-storey, 170-suite building from 1989 on Yonge north of Finch, smaller and lower than the towers around it, with a squash court, an outdoor pool and a fee that leaves heat and hydro to you.
A 2020 mid-rise by Liberty Development on Sheppard Avenue East in Bayview Village, with about 203 suites, nine-foot ceilings and a fee that includes heat, cooling and water but not parking.
