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Minto’s 35-storey Ei8hty8 tower just east of Yonge on Sheppard, completed in 2015, built around a private water garden, with compact suites and a fee that includes heat, cooling and parking.
The 2008 north tower of Tridel’s Meridian pair, an oval high-rise by Rafael + Bigauskas Architects on a quiet street west of Yonge near Finch, with 349 suites, a shared club and moderate fees.
Tridel’s 2007 south tower of the Meridian pair, an oval high-rise by Rafael + Bigauskas Architects on a quiet street west of Yonge near Finch, with a shared podium, a two-level club and low fees per square foot.
A 2009 terraced low-rise of 159 suites by Daniels and Kirkor Architects at Bayview and Sheppard, across from Arc, with heat, air conditioning and parking in the fee.
A 63-home condominium townhouse complex from 1974 on Steeles Avenue West near Bathurst, at Toronto’s northern boundary, managed by AA Property Management under YCC-136.
Phase one of Aoyuan’s M2M master plan at Yonge and Cummer: two Wallman Architects towers of 34 and 36 storeys on a shared podium, about 809 suites, registered in 2024, above a planned City-run community recreation centre.
A 23-storey, 227-suite tower from 1982 on Beecroft Road behind North York Centre, where suites start around 1,240 square feet and the fee covers heat, hydro, parking and cable.
The smallest building in Almadev’s Emerald City community at Don Mills and Sheppard: 254 suites, registered in 2022, designed by WZMH Architects, with access to the Block C amenity package that includes an indoor pool.
A 22-storey, 190-suite tower from 2010 at Yonge and Cummer, the second of the two Luxe towers, with one of the lower prices per square foot on this stretch of Yonge but fees that run above $1 per square foot.
A 2018 boutique mid-rise by Chestnut Hill Developments at Sheppard and Bayview, steps from Bayview Station, with compact suites and heat, air conditioning and parking included in the fee.
