One went for a whopping $11.6M.
While this past year has had people fleeing the 6ix in search of their forever homes, others have elected to stay put in some lavish places.
Strata revealed the most expensive condos that have sold in Toronto since the pandemic began based on price-per-square foot (ranked below in ascending order), and they're brimming with luxurious New York City vibes.
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Price: $7,000,000
Address: 170 Avenue Rd., PH2, Toronto, ON
Description: This penthouse gazes over a lake and comes with 1,400 square feet of outdoor space complete with a fireplace. With serious Gossip Girl vibes, it's straight out of the Upper East Side.
Price: $7,365,000
Address: 50 Yorkville Ave., Unit 4001, Toronto, ON
Description: Perched on the 40th floor of the Four Seasons Private Residences, this ritzy home has sweeping city views and its own private elevator.
Price: $11,600,000
Address: 1 Roxborough St. E., PH 12, Toronto, ON
Description: This luxurious condo is not only the most expensive to sell during the pandemic but also the most expensive to sell in Toronto ever per square foot, according to Strata. The space boasts three private terraces and panoramic city views and sold in less than two months.
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