In a nearly 30-year-old, three-tower complex called the Summit, this second-floor suite has a roughly 750-square-foot plan with a newly combined solarium and entertaining area, tile and hardwood flooring throughout and remodeled four-piece bathroom.

 This 14th-floor suite is a compact space with ceramic flooring in a galley-like kitchen with a breakfast bar, and laminate floors in the open living and dining area and solarium with windows overlooking the lake to the south.

 Roughly 50 buyers scheduled appointments to view this one-bedroom plus den suite in one of the hottest hotel and residential developments in King West.

Shy of one week, about 30 parties looked over this one-bedroom plus den suite in King West Village.

  Many residential projects have popped up in King West in the past five years, but there are advantages to buying an older condominium, like this one-bedroom plus den suite, says agent Christopher Bibby.

This stacked condominium townhouse unit was a magnet for buyers wanting to live close to the hip shops, pubs and businesses in Liberty Village, but with a modest budget in the mid-$200,000s, agent Christopher Bibby says.

 This one-bedroom suite is larger and less expensive than newer suites of comparable size in King West, so it took just three showings and two hours before a buyer offered to pay the $329,900 list price, says agent Christopher Bibby.

This 585-square-foot studio is quite compact, but it encompasses all the basics to accommodate busy individuals who live, work and play downtown, agent Christopher Bibby says.

Within the Kings condominium community downtown, there are several brick structures containing about 100 stacked, multilevel townhouse units. Upper-level units have rooftop terraces, while the units below – such as this three-storey residence – have direct access to a garage off the lower-level recreation room.

A week after a bidding war over a condominium townhouse in the King and Dufferin area, buyers with rejected offers turned their attention to this nearly identical unit in the same complex, says agent Christopher Bibby.