80 & 100 Yorkville Residences | Immediately recognizable by the yellow brick facade it retained from the old Mount Sinai Hospital, 100 Yorkville is located in Toronto’s cosmopolitan Yorkville neighbourhood and is also home to the upscale home decor store Teatro Verde and other upscale shopping . Located just further east is 80 Yorkville, characterized by its 17 storey tower on Bellair Avenue. 

The Residences at 36 Hazelton | Situated in the heart of Yorkville and built by the Alterra Group and Zinc Developments, this 7-storey building features some of the most luxurious condos in the city of Toronto. The building also incorporates the 1928 historic facade of the Basil’s Catholic School, which allows the building to maintain it's notable heritage. 

The Residences at the Windsor Arms | Providing luxurious experiences since 1999, the Windsor Arms Hotel and Residences have long been on the map when it comes to luxury in Toronto. Located on St. Thomas Street just south of Bloor Street’s trendy row of high-end designer outlets, Residences at Windsor Arms rises 14-storeys above the Windsor Arms Hotel and offers just 24 boutique Yonge and Bloor condos for sale. 

One8One Davenport Residences | This is eminently walkable neighbourhood invites you to be part of it. In upper Yorkville, 181 Davenport is at the pinnacle of Toronto condo offerings. Just steps away you’ll find large parklands, popular restaurants, cozy hotel bars, award-winning galleries, international shopping and a completely cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Yorkville Plaza at 155 Yorkville Ave Toronto | An iconic tower in the heart of Yorkville, steps to the finest shopping and dining in the city. Yorkville Plaza offers modern suites with luxurious finishes, soaring 31 storeys above the most sought after location of Yorkville.

Museum House | Quintessentially luxury. Live in a neighbourhood that others can only visit. Make your city residence Museum House, ideally situated on Bloor Street West at Avenue Road. This prestigious Bloor street property showcases a striking 19-storey, classic residential tower clad in rich limestone, metal and sparkling glass.

This 29-story condominium building and its adjoining townhouses are located at the corner of St. Thomas Street and Charles Street, a block away from Bay Street, one of Toronto's primary retail and office corridors. The massing of the tower is subdivided into the traditional base, middle, and top that characterize classic highrise buildings. The three-storey stone tower base, which relates to the attached townhouses and to the scale of the lower neighboring residences, contains condominium-related amenities.