California Condos
Chestnut Place
Essence Condos
Essex, The
Evolution Conods
Grand Bridge
Grand Harbour
Granite Townhomes
Grenadier Landing
Kensington II At Old Mill
Kings Way On The Park
Mansions Of Humberwood, The
Marina Del Rey 61
Marina Del Rey 67
Marina Del Rey 69
Masters, The
Montgomery, The
Mystic Point
Network Lofts
Nevis
Newport Beach & The Waterford
Nuvo at Essex
Old Mill Terraces
Oxford Gate
Palace Pier
Palace Place
Palais
Park Lake
Pier Point
Player's Club
Pointe, The
Port Royal Place
Residences Of New Toronto
Riverboat Landing
Scarlett Gate
Skylofts II At Majestic Point
Town & Country II
Tides, The
Waterford, The
Waterview - Voyager I
Waterview - Voyager II
Windermere By The
Lake |
As you drive east along Lakeshore
Boulevard into South Etobicoke, the Humber Bay waterfront presents some of the most
dramatic vistas of the Toronto skyline that you can find. In the 1920’s the area boasted a grand lakefront amusement pier called
Palace Pier to rival the renowned Sunnyside Pavillion. The pier was a collection of
various structures in a lavish Moroccan style projecting well out over the water some 1800
feet and terminated in a steamboat landing. With the financial difficulties of the
1930’s plans stalled until 1941, when a redesigned first phase of the amusement pier
was constructed and opened to the public. It was an immediate success and became wildly
popular as a major Toronto dance hall in World War II showcasing big bands. The Palace
Pier was destroyed by fire in 1963 and no restoration was undertaken.
In recent years, South Etobicoke and the Humber Bay
waterfront have been undergoing a major revitalization becoming a desired residential area
especially for Lakefront Condominiums. It’s easy access to both downtown Toronto and
to Mississauga as well as Etobicoke’s own economic base the Humber Bay strip, as it
was known is now a bustling residential condominium community offering many of the best |
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