Aria Condos, 10 & 20 Bloorview Pl: Big Two-Bedrooms at Leslie & Sheppard
A 548-suite condominium from 2011 at Leslie and Sheppard, built around two-bedroom suites, with heat, air conditioning, water and parking covered by the fee.
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A 548-suite condominium from 2011 at Leslie and Sheppard, built around two-bedroom suites, with heat, air conditioning, water and parking covered by the fee.
A 2009 Daniels condominium by Kirkor Architects at Bayview and Sheppard, with a curved, ship-like form, roughly 443 suites, and heat, air conditioning and parking included in the fee.
One of North York’s earliest condominium townhouse complexes: 110 homes on George Henry Boulevard in Henry Farm, built in 1970, with an outdoor pool and a fee that covers common elements and insurance.
A seven-storey, 72-suite condominium from 2008 on Steeles just east of Bathurst, with larger-than-average suites, heat and parking in the fee, and the quiet of a small building.
A 56-home condominium townhouse complex from 1978 on Upper Canada Drive and Oaken Gate Way in St. Andrew-Windfields, managed by General Property Management under YCC-379.
A 64-home condominium townhouse complex from 1977 on Upper Canada Drive, Yorkminster Road and Aldershot Crescent in St. Andrew-Windfields, registered as YCC-320, with garage and visitor parking.
A six-storey, 75-suite condominium from 2006 by Evergreen Villa Homes on Yonge Street near Cummer Avenue, with smaller suites and heat, air conditioning, water and parking in the fee.
A nine-home condominium townhouse complex from 1974 near Bathurst and Finch in Newtonbrook West, run by its own owners under YCC-155.
A two-storey, 52-suite condominium from 1973 on Bathurst Street near Finch, one of North York’s early condo corporations, with heat, hydro, water and parking in the fee and an outdoor pool.
A small 2018 condominium townhouse complex of 45 homes by Rivermill Homes on Drewry Avenue, just west of Yonge Street north of Finch, with parking, air conditioning and building insurance in the fee.