$2,500/mo
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Your next dinner party has an outdoor address. At Riverside Square, this two-bedroom suite pairs the convenience of a lower floor with a terrace offering 150 square feet of open-air potential. With fewer floors between home and the neighbourhood, popping out for coffee, running errands or taking the stairs fits naturally into your day. Picture slow weekend breakfasts, a collection of potted herbs and summer evenings spent catching up with friends long after dinner. Inside, nine-foot ceilings and exposed concrete lend a distinctly urban character, balanced by a modern, fully equipped kitchen and a practical layout that makes the most of the space. Two separate bedrooms offer flexibility for your lifestyle, whether you need a dedicated place to work, room to share or space for overnight guests. From a quiet morning indoors to an evening that spills onto the terrace, this suite is designed for living beyond the usual routine. The building adds plenty to the experience, with an outdoor pool, a well-equipped gym, guest suites and a rooftop terrace to round out your downtime. Then there is Riverside itself, where some of the best plans begin with a walk along Queen Street East. Grab a coffee, browse independent shops, meet friends at Eastbound Brewing Co., or make an evening of it at the landmark Broadview Hotel. Riverside Common and nearby Joel Weeks Park add green space and gathering places, while neighbourhood murals and the iconic Riverside Bridge turn everyday walks into something worth noticing. The area's industrial roots, historic storefronts and creative spirit give it a personality all its own, with Leslieville and Corktown offering even more to explore on either side. Queen and King streetcar connections keep downtown within easy reach, and convenient DVP access makes getting farther afield straightforward. A home with room for your daily rhythm, a terrace for your slower moments and a neighbourhood that keeps life interesting.
Sold data
Apartment homes in Toronto E01 took a median of 28 days to sell over the last 90 days, with the quickest quarter selling within 15 days and the slowest quarter taking more than 53, across 2,788 recorded sales.
That clock counts only the listing each home finally sold on. Measured from the first time these properties came to market, including any earlier listings that were withdrawn and re-entered, the median is 57 days.
The median sale price was $562,000.
Homes sold for about 3.4% below asking on average, so there was room to negotiate.
About 13% of sales closed above the list price.
Around 18% of sellers reduced their price before finding a buyer.
Based on 2,788 recorded sales in the last 90 days. Aggregate statistics only; individual sale prices are not shown.
Schools
Toronto E01 has 529 Fraser Institute–rated schools (425 elementary and 104 secondary), averaging 6.2/10.
School ratings from the Fraser Institute's Ontario school report cards.
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