TORONTO'S MAJOR CONDO BUILDINGS

Yonge to Jarvis Condos and Lofts

Where the action is

The Toronto of today and of yesterday meet in the Yonge and Jarvis district. Heritage facades and Victorian streetscapes now greet gleaming condominiums and soaring towers. The Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres and Massey Hall curtsey to the flashing lights of Dundas Square and the Eaton Centre. Maple Leaf Gardens meets Ryerson University.

The Yonge-Jarvis area draws a hip, eclectic demographic, from the concentration of arts and design, media and technology professionals in Cabbagetown to the university crowd to the established and respectable gay community.

The area offers pedestrian- and transit-friendly access to Toronto's exciting culture and entertainment scene, as well as a spectrum of street and mall shopping. Thanks to Riverdale Farm and the Don Valley, the area also has a delightful pastoral side, with parkland, sports fields and even a farmers' market.

Listed below are some of the Major Condo Buildings in Toronto. If the building or loft you are interested in isn't shown, email Remax Condos Plus or click here to search for other properties.

• 22 WELLESLEY ST. (22 Wellesley St.)
• 500 Sherbourne (500 Sherbourne St)
• CHAZ (45 Charles Street East)
• JAMES COOPER MANSION (28 Linden St)
• L'ESPRIT RESIDENCES (60 Homewood Ave)
• Milan Condos (815 Church St)
• RADIO CITY (281, 285 Mutual Street)
• THE ALEXUS (70 Alexander Street)
• THE COSMOPOLITAN (25 Maitland Street)
• THE ELLINGTON (7 Carlton Street)
• THE GLASSHOUSE LOFTS (127 Queen St. E.)
• THE LEXINGTON (45 Carlton Street)
• THE MET + ENCORE AT THE MET (21 Carlton St. + 25 Carlton St.)
• Verve (120 Homewood Ave.)