Toronto Condo Buildings

Explore condo buildings by neighbourhood — high-rise, mid-rise and low-rise, across downtown Toronto.

CityPlace

Toronto's densest condo community, steps from Rogers Centre and the waterfront.

Fort York

Low-rise and mid-rise condos beside the historic fort and lakeshore trails.

Waterfront

Lakefront towers along Queens Quay with skyline and lake views.

Harbourfront

Marina-front living with parks, ferries, and downtown access.

King West

Toronto's nightlife and loft district — converted warehouses and glass towers.

Liberty Village

Liberty Village

Young, walkable, ex-industrial neighbourhood full of mid-rise condos.

Entertainment District

Entertainment District

High-rise towers near theatres, arenas, and the financial core.

Distillery District

Distillery District

Boutique heritage buildings beside Toronto's cobblestone arts quarter.

St. Lawrence

Established, low-rise-heavy neighbourhood near St. Lawrence Market.

Corktown

Up-and-coming east-downtown pocket blending heritage homes and new towers.

Canary District

Canary District

Modern mid-rise community built for the 2015 Pan Am Games.

Queen West

Trendy, artsy strip with boutique low-rises and select towers.

Yorkville

Toronto's luxury district — high-end high-rises near designer shopping.

Leslieville

East-end charm with low-rise conversions and select new mid-rises.

Riverside

Historic Queen East strip with boutique condo conversions.

The Junction

West-end arts hub with low-rise and mid-rise infill condos.