About this Video

• Video Title: Top 10 Toronto Condos That No One Is Talking About
• Channel: Tom Storey
• Speakers: Tom Storey
• Duration: 10:00

Introduction

This video presents Tom Storey's opinion on ten Toronto condo buildings that he believes are excellent but often overlooked. He highlights their positive attributes, such as well-managed properties, mostly owner-occupied units, and desirable locations, making them attractive options for prospective buyers. The video is presented as Tom's personal opinion, not a mathematically derived ranking.

Key Takeaways

• 138 Princess Street (East Laws): A boutique building near St. Lawrence Market, considered underappreciated due to its location slightly east of the popular King West area.
• 59 East Liberty (Liberty Village): A well-run building in Liberty Village, offering a solid alternative to the more popular, often investor-occupied buildings in the area.
• 628 Fleet Street (Fort York): Offers well-designed floor plans with larger-than-average units (one-plus-den units over 700 sq ft with two bathrooms), and convenient walkability to multiple areas.
• 20 Stewart Street: A small building (59 units) with a history (filming location for the TV show Suits), and a prime King West location but with potential noise issues from nearby restaurants and a possibly difficult parking situation.
• 25 Broadway & 70 Rowhampton (Midtown): Two attached buildings near a rebuilt high school, offering a solid option in a potentially confusing Midtown condo market.
• 19 & 23 Brand Street (The Quad Lofts): Offers generous floor plans (one-plus-dens over 800 sq ft) in a less obvious but walkable King West location.
• 460 & 480 Queens Quay (King's Landing): Expensive waterfront condos, well-managed and mostly owner-occupied, with high condo fees but offering desirable space and views.
• 100 Harrison Gardens (Young & Sheppard): A well-managed building with good floor plans in the Young & Sheppard area; generally positive experiences reported.
• 88 Colgate (Leslieville): A soft loft building with high ceilings and brick walls; generally well-managed and with good price-per-square-foot value.
• Charles Street East (X1 Condos): A high-rise building near Yorkville, with consistently positive experiences reported in terms of sales and building management.

I cannot directly plot these condo locations on a map. I am a language model and do not have the functionality to interact with mapping services or create visual outputs. To plot these locations, you will need to use a mapping service like Google Maps or a similar tool. You can search for each address individually: 138 Princess Street, 59 East Liberty Street, 628 Fleet Street, 20 Stewart Street, 25 Broadway, 70 Rowhampton Avenue, 19 & 23 Brand Street, 460 & 480 Queens Quay, 100 Harrison Gardens, 88 Colgate Avenue, and Charles Street East.