The most expensive home sold on MLS to date in the building was a 4,000 sq. ft., 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence that went for $4.2 million in December 2010. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
No. 155 Cumberland Basics: # Levels: 23 | # Suites: 16 | Built In: March 2008 ending December 2009
One St. Thomas Basics: # Levels: 28 | # Suites: 135 | Built In: 2005 ending August 2007
If you love The Ritz-Carlton, you could live here! The Residences at The Ritz Carlton, begin on the 22nd floor and rise up to the 52nd floor with approximately 135 suites.
At 100 Yorkville, the most expensive home sold on MLS to date went for $2.3 million in August 2010. It measured 2,420 sq. ft. and included 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
The most expensive unit sold on MLS to date in 80 Yorkville was approx. 2,150 sq. ft. with 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a library. It sold in Nov. 2010 at $2,275,000. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
80 & 100 Yorkville Basics: # Levels: 17 Stories and 8 Stories | # Suites: 100 Suites (combined) | Built In: January 2007 ending December 2009
If you want to shop AND live in style, the condos here at 80 Yorkville are worth a peek. This 17 storey building is sleek, stylish and offers concierge, guest suites, lap pool, sauna & valet parking.
A 6,119 sq. ft. plus 1,019 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 4 bathroom residence sold for $12 million in August 2010, making it the most expensive unit in the building sold on MLS to date. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
No. 10 Bellair Basics: # Levels: 26 (above ground) | # Suites: 100 Suites (combined) | Built In: 2001, ending 2003
This 14-storey building was designed by award winning Quadrangle Architects and has suites from 1,077 to 3,350 sq. ft. Every suite has a balcony or terrace, multiple Juliettes and 9’6” ceilings.
Churchill Park Condominiums Basics: # Levels: 14 |# Suites: 45 Suites |Built In: Early 2011
In June 2011, the most expensive suite listed on MLS in the building to date sold for $1,689,000. The home was approximately 2,060 sq. ft. and had 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
The Prince Arthur was built by Ottawa's Minto Corporation. Most of the 150 residences within the 24-storey tower on the south end and the courtyard building in the north, are custom-designed.
A 4,245 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom home sold for $4.8 million in April 2010, making it the most expensive unit sold in the building on MLS to date. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
This building was designed by Hariri Pontarini, and the developer Burnac, is famous for 85 Bloor St East and The Madison Lofts.
The most expensive unit listed and sold on MLS to date in 2011 was a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom suite that sold for $1,689,000. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
This 14-storey oval shaped building was designed by award winning Quadrangle Architects and features suites ranging from 1,077 to 3,350 square feet.
Love shopping here? You could live here! The Residences at Hazelton Lanes have suites from 800 to 3,000 sq.ft. Most have been customized; some feature two-storeys, others have terraces or solariums.
2181 Yonge Street Basics: # Levels: 39 | # Suites: 342 | Built In: 2008
The most expensive home sold in the building on MLS to date was a 4,080 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 5 bathroom home. It sold for $3.6 million in June 2006. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
The most expensive home sold in the building on MLS to date was a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home that sold for $1,580,000 in Sept. 2008. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
The priciest sale in the building in 2011 was of a 2 bedroom, 1,935 sq.ft. home. It sold for $1,673,775 in September. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
The most expensive unit sold to date in the building went for $1,835,000 in May 2010. It featured 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 2,615 sq. ft. of living space. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
133 Hazelton Basics: # Levels: 9 | # Suites: 35 | # Townhomes: 3 | Completion: December 2014
Units at this high end development are approximately 732 sq. ft. to 4,125 sq. ft. and range in price from $1,680,900 to over $4,380,900 (at the time of presale).
The most coveted service here is the 24/7 professionally trained, full-service, uniformed concierge, providing perks from photocopying business reports to picking up from the local grocery.
77 Charles Street Basics: # Levels: 14 storeys atop a 4 storey building | # Suites: 56 | Built-In/Completion: 2012
The sweetest suites here are the two 16th storey penthouses, featuring floor-to-12 foot ceiling windows. Penthouse 1 is 3,723 sq. ft. and Penthouse 2 is 2,701 square feet.
The Four Seasons Private Residences Toronto is scheduled to complete Summer 2012 with two exclusive addresses: 50 Yorkville Ave (condos above the hotel) & 55 Scollard St (residential only).
The most expensive suite in the building sold on MLS to date was a 3,061 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence. It sold for $2.5 million in October 2010. (Updated: Nov. 2011)
68 Yorkville Basics: # Levels: 17 | # Suites: 58 plus 2 townhomes | Built-In/Completion: 2008
The Lotus was developed by Shiu Pong Developments, known for high-rises such as the Maxus Condominiums in Yorkville, Nevis Condominiums, and the Radius Condominiums.
The New Hazelton Lanes Basics: # Levels: 7 | # Suites: 71 | Built-In/Completion: 1991
110 Bloor Street West Basics: # Levels: 17 above a 4 storey commercial podium | # Suites: 156 | Built-In/Completion: 1980
Tip: if you're just visiting and can't find the main lobby, it's actually at 145 Cumberland Street where there is valet parking and concierge.
Suites at this Shiu Pong Group development range from 832 sq. ft. to 1500 sq. ft. in size.
If you like the hotel, you could live in the Windsor Arms Condominium Residences. Residents have access to all hotel amenities including 24 hour room service, housekeeping, salon and spa.
