Etobicoke Condo and Townhouse Buildings

Every Etobicoke condominium, townhouse and co-operative building I have written up, grouped by area. 79 buildings in total. Each entry covers what the building actually is, how it trades and what an owner or buyer should know before making a move.

The Queensway

19 buildings

• 1549 The Queensway: 1,819 homes, 342 of them affordable
• 859 West Condos, 859 The Queensway: Building Review, Fees and Layouts
• Every condo building on The Queensway, in one list
• IQ Condos, 1185 The Queensway: Building Review, Fees and Which Phase to Buy
• Joya Condos, 1045–1049 The Queensway: what is actually approved
• Living at Curio Condos, 799 The Queensway
• Living at Kazmir Condos, 880 The Queensway
• Living at Loggia II Condos (1050 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at Qube Condos (760 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at Queensway Park Condos (784 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at Reina Condos (689 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at The Hive Lofts (892 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at The Tailor Residences, 1195 The Queensway
• Living at Verge Condos East Tower (1007 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Living at Verge Condos West Tower (1037 The Queensway) — An Etobicoke Agent’s Building Guide
• Loggia Condos, 1040 The Queensway: Building Review, Fees and Which Layouts Hold Value
• Stonegate–Queensway Condos: The Dalesford, Backyard and The Queensview
• What Queensway condos actually sold for: the 2026 numbers
• Why Buy a Condo on The Queensway? An Etobicoke Agent’s Honest Take (2026)

Mimico and Humber Bay Shores

7 buildings

• Aquaview, Lakeshore Park Estates I and II, Waterford Terrace and 29th Street Lofts: Long Branch Condos
• Backyard Neighbourhood Condos, 150 Berry Road: what the receivership means for buyers
• Humber Bay Shores Condos Over 2,000 Square Feet: Every Building That Has One
• Lakeshore Towers, 3621 and 3625 Lake Shore Blvd W: A Long Branch Co-operative, Not a Condominium
• Mystic Pointe Skylofts II, 200 Manitoba Street: 17-foot ceilings, and a distillery story I cannot confirm
• New Toronto Condos: The Wave, Birmingham, Parkside Townhomes, Lake & Town and 3069 Lake Shore
• Water Tower at Eau Du Soleil, 20 Shore Breeze Drive: a 49-storey landmark, and four numbers in dispute

Long Branch and Alderwood

3 buildings

• Alderwood Condos: B-Line at 408 Brown’s Line, 276 Lanor, and What Is Not a Condominium
• Alderwood Towers, 785 Brown’s Line: A Co-op, Not a Condominium
• Humber Mews and 630 Evans Avenue: Two Alderwood Townhome Corporations, and a Lesson in Tiny Samples

Islington City Centre and Six Points

7 buildings

• Islington Place, Thistle Down Terrace and Richgrove Village: three townhouse corporations, and a City document that names one
• Kingswood on Bloor, Kingsway on the Park, Westerly and ConneXion: Condos Near Islington Station
• Living at Islington Terrace, 7 Mabelle Avenue
• Michael Power Place Condos: All Eight Buildings, Compared
• The Dixon Road Towers, Islington 2000 and Tiffany Place: What a Court Judgment Reveals About YCC 42
• The Residences at Kingsgate, 101 Subway Crescent: The Best-Connected Condo in Etobicoke, Measured
• Vivid Condominiums, 1 Michael Power Place: 250 suites, a ten-minute subway walk, and one amenity dispute

Markland Wood and Eringate

7 buildings

• 346 The West Mall: Etobicoke’s Second Confirmed Co-operative
• Markland Woods, 4321–4331 Bloor Street West: twelve suites, all about 2,240 square feet
• The 1970s townhouse condominiums of Markland Wood and Eringate: five corporations nobody writes about
• The East Mall: Queenscourt, 557 The East Mall — and Four Addresses That Are Not Condominiums
• The Mill Road Towers: Millgate Manor I, II and III, The Masters, Valencia, Chestnut Place and Burnham Glen
• St Andrew on The Green, 9 Burnhamthorpe Crescent: 106 suites, an indoor pool, and no golf course story
• Dwell City Towns, Applewood Lane: a Menkes townhome community with three different home types

Rexdale and West Humber

11 buildings

• 234, 236 and 238 Albion Road: Three Towers, Three Corporations, Three Different Buys
• 2645 Kipling, 40 Panorama, 60 Stevenson and the Silverstone Towers: Etobicoke’s Earliest Condominiums
• Elms-Old Rexdale Condos: West Humber Mews and 83 Irwin Road
• Line 6 Finch West and the North Etobicoke Subway Myth
• Martin Grove and Rexdale townhouse condominiums: three small 1970s corporations, one of them self-managed
• Maurice Coulter Housing Co-op, 174 John Garland: why no agent can sell you a unit here
• Ontario’s First Condominium Corporations Are in Rexdale: YCC 1 to 27
• Richview Park and Widdicombe Hill: What Is Not a Condominium
• York Condominium Corporation No. 1 is in Etobicoke — and three sources give three different unit counts
• Widdicombe & Eglinton, 4780 Eglinton Avenue West: townhomes, and the Crosstown facts most listings get wrong
• Golden Gate, 44 Longbourne Drive: The Most All-Inclusive Maintenance Fee in North Etobicoke

Valhalla and Etobicoke Centre

4 buildings

• Network Lofts, 2 Fieldway Road: a converted office building, and four different answers about it
• Notting Hill Condominiums, 4000 and 4010 Eglinton West: Fees, Layouts and the Crosstown Question
• One Sherway Condos: All Four Towers, Compared
• Westwood Condos, 8 Fieldway Road: a six-storey Alterra building, and one number nobody agrees on

The Kingsway, Royal York and La Rose

6 buildings

• 151 La Rose Avenue: The Etobicoke Building That Is Not a Condominium
• Kingsway Condominiums and The Montgomery: Two Bloor West Buildings That Are Not in Kingsway South
• La Rose Avenue Townhouse Condominiums, and the Rentals Between Them
• Scarlett Gables, Silverbrook Homes and The Classics: tiny corporations with house-sized homes
• Scarlett Road’s Four Townhouse Condominium Corporations, 540 to 665
• The Royal York Grand and The James Club: Two Royal York Road Towers, and a Three-Minute Claim That Is Twenty

Eva Road and West Village

1 building

• West Village I and II and Evermore on Eva Road: The Tridel Towers Where Hydro Is Not Included

Etobicoke Condo Market Notes

14 buildings

• Buying a Twenty-Year-Old Waterfront Condo: What to Check First
• Buying in a Newly Registered Condo: The Reina Checklist
• Closing Costs on an Etobicoke Condo: The Complete 2026 Breakdown
• Does an Etobicoke Investment Condo Actually Cash Flow in 2026? The Honest Math
• Evolution Condos, 5101 Dundas Street West: what I can verify and what I cannot
• IQ Condos vs Park Towers at IQ: Which Building Is Which?
• Living at California Condos, 165 Legion Road North
• Living at Park Towers at IQ, 15 and 17 Zorra Street
• Parking & Lockers in Etobicoke Condos: When They’re Worth It
• Six pre-construction projects, six municipal files: what the record says and what the listings say
• The Best Condos to Buy in Etobicoke in 2026: 5 Buildings, and Why
• The Essex I & II, 5229–5233 Dundas St W: Compared
• Top 5 Condos to Rent in Etobicoke (2026): Best Buildings for Tenants and What They Actually Cost
• Toronto Condo Sales Just Hit a 35-Year Low — What It Means If You’re Thinking of Selling in Etobicoke (2026)

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