The 10 most popular Condos of the Week of 2017

As Toronto house prices slumped in the latter half of 2017, condos were still a hot commodity, with buyers bidding them up well beyond last year’s prices. It’s no wonder, then, that so many people flock to Condo of the Week, our regular showcase of what’s on the market. Here are the year’s 10 most popular condos.

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $900,000 for a South Riverdale loft with space for a hammock

A Google executive’s pad goes on the market

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $600,000 for a ground-level, one-bedroom suite at the Tip Top Lofts

A place at the base of one of the city’s best known loft buildings

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $800,000 for a two-level suite near King and Bathurst with a wall of windows

A two-bedroom condo with an upstairs

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $1 million for a two-level Leslieville loft

A spacious ex-industrial living space in the east end

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $1.4 million for a Trinity Bellwoods townhouse with a glass-bottomed bedroom

An unusual skylight makes the master bedroom pretty exciting

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $7.9 million for a luxurious suite above the Windsor Arms

A unit in the same building as one of the city’s swankiest hotels

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $849,000 for the ultimate live-work space

The great advantage of this three-level home is that you can access the workspace from the street without disturbing those upstairs

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $5 million for a house-like condo in the middle of Yorkville

A sprawling pad, with room for ping pong

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $1.3 million for a customized loft in a former baseball glove factory near Roncesvalles

See inside a wide-open west-end suite

Real Estate

Condo of the Week: $1.4 million for a suite next door to Scaramouche

The buyer will never have to travel far for a four-star meal