Condos for Sale in Toronto

Toronto's condo market spans everything from converted lofts and boutique low-rise buildings in the older west end to large downtown towers and newer mid-rise projects along the major avenues. The unit itself is only part of what you are buying — the building's age, size, management and reserve position drive long-term cost as much as the floor plan does.

This page lists the properties the MLS® feed reports a condominium or association fee against, which is the structured way to separate condo inventory from freehold housing in the REALTOR.ca DDF® data. Compare the monthly fee alongside the price: a lower asking price with a high fee and limited inclusions can cost more to carry than a higher-priced unit in a well-run building.

Practical checks for Toronto condos: what the fee actually includes (heat, water, hydro are inconsistent between buildings), whether parking and locker are owned or exclusive-use, the building's rental and short-term-stay rules, and the status certificate's disclosure of reserve fund health and any special assessments.

Every result is pulled live from the MLS® feed. Open a listing for complete details, photos, a map and to request a private showing with Mohammed Mustaf.