Condomonium: $1.3 million for a three-bedroom suite in Chris Bosh’s old building

BRAGGING RIGHTS: Palace Pier is practically its own self-contained (and high-flying) city. For the physically fit, there are tennis courts and a putting green; for the social, there’s an in-house restaurant and a nightclub on the roof. There’s also on-site groceries and a shuttle bus to Union Station on weekdays (and other city locations on weekends).

BIG SELLING POINT: Wet bars tend to get installed in living or dining spaces, but having one in the office makes a certain amount of practical sense. What person working at home in the evening doesn’t want a drink?

POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: The maintenance fees may be too high for buyers who aren’t looking for perks like valet parking or shuttle service.

BY THE NUMBERS: • $1,299,000 • 3,305 square feet • $2,807.83 in monthly maintenance fees • 75 halogen pot lights • 38 floors up • 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 2 parking spaces • 1 office • 1 electric fireplace