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CityPlace Condos: Which Buildings Are Actually Worth Buying Into?
We help buyers compare CityPlace condos by building, price, layout, maintenance fees, views, exposure, and location so they can understand which properties deserve a closer look.
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CITYPLACE CONDOS FOR SALE & RENT
Browse the latest MLS® listings in Toronto’s CityPlace neighbourhood. Updated daily with new properties.
Discover City Place Living
CityPlace gives buyers a lot of choice within a relatively compact part of downtown Toronto.
That can make the search look straightforward. There are numerous buildings, a steady range of unit types, and easy access to downtown, the waterfront, entertainment, transit, and major employment areas.
The harder part is deciding which CityPlace condos make sense once we look beyond the listing photos.
Two units with similar asking prices can provide very different ownership experiences. Building quality, floor plan, monthly fees, parking, exposure, privacy, noise, and exact location can all affect whether a condo is the right fit. We help buyers compare those details before making a decision. Whether we are helping someone already living in Toronto or a buyer searching from elsewhere in Canada, the United States, or abroad, we focus on the complete ownership picture—not just the asking price.
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170 FORT YORK
85 QUEENS WHARF
75 QUEENS WHARF
80 QUEENS WHARF
5 MARINER TERRACE
8 TELEGRAM MEWS
4K SPADINA AVE
3 NAVY WHARF CRT
9 SPADINA AVE
11 BRUNEL COURT
10 CAPREOL COURT
10 NAVY WHARF
15 FORT YORK BLVD
15 ICEBOAT TERRACE
21 ICEBOAT TERRACE
15 BRUNEL COURT
35 MARINER TERRACE
25 CAPREOL COURT
25 TELEGRAM MEWS
381-397 FRONT ST
38 DAN LECKIE WAY
361-373 FRONT ST
81 NAVY WHARF CRT
151 DAN LECKIE WAY
23 SPADINA AVENUE
433 FRONT ST W
Lifestyle
Experience City Place Living
From Graffiti Alley’s world-famous murals to buzzing cocktail lounges and one-of-a-kind boutiques, City Place is Toronto’s most vibrant creative district.
Baseball
Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre
- 1 Blue Jays Way
Landmark
CN Tower Experience
- 290 Bremner Blvd
Trail
Waterfront Trail
- Queens Quay W
Park
Canoe Landing Park
- 460 Fort York Blvd
Baseball
Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre
- 1 Blue Jays Way
Landmark
CN Tower Experience
- 290 Bremner Blvd
Hockey
Scotiabank Arena
- 40 Bay St
Trail
Waterfront Trail
- Queens Quay W
Park
Canoe Landing Park
- 460 Fort York Blvd
Heritage
Fort York Historic Site
- 250 Fort York Blvd
Brewery
Amsterdam BrewHouse
- 245 Queens Quay W
Patio
Waterfront Dining
- Queens Quay W
Local Amenities
Everything Within Walking Distance
CityPlace has a Walk Score of 93. The CN Tower, Rogers Centre, waterfront dining, and transit connections are all steps from your front door.
- Craft Brewery & Restaurant
- 5 min
Amsterdam BrewHouse
- 245 Queens Quay W
4.3
- Contemporary Canadian
- 8 min
Cactus Club Cafe
- 150 Queens Quay E
4.5
- Modern Canadian
- 4 min
Bremner Restaurant
- 1 Blue Jays Way
4.4
- Sports Bar & Grill
- 7 min
Loose Moose
- 146 Front St W
4.2
- Specialty Coffee
- 10 min
Pilot Coffee Roasters
- 50 Camden St
4.6
- Waterfront Cafe
- 5 min
Harbourfront Cafe
- 235 Queens Quay W
4.3
- Coffee Chain
- 2 min
Second Cup
- 10 Navy Wharf Ct
4
- Coffee Chain
- 4 min
Starbucks
- 1 Blue Jays Way
4.1
- 509 Harbourfront Streetcar
- 3 min
Rees St & Queens Quay
- Queens Quay W & Rees St
- 509 Harbourfront Streetcar
- 510 Spadina Streetcar
- 5 min
Spadina & Queens Quay
- Spadina Ave & Queens Quay W
- 510 Spadina Streetcar
- GO Transit / TTC / UP Express
- 12 min
Union Station
- 65 Front St W
- GO Transit / TTC / UP Express
- 21 Fort York-Esplanade Bus
- 4 min
Fort York Blvd Bus
- Fort York Blvd & Bathurst St
- 121 Fort York-Esplanade Bus
40+
Restaurant Nearby
15+
Cafes & Bakeries
6
Transit Stops
93
Walk Score
Family Friendly
Schools, Daycares & Parks
CityPlace is a family-friendly community with Canoe Landing Park right at its heart, licensed daycares, and schools within walking distance — all steps from Lake Ontario.
- Public Elementary
- 5 min
Waterfront School
- 15 Rees St
4.5
- Public Elementary
- 7 min
Harbourfront Public School
- 231 Queens Quay W
4.3
- Catholic Elementary
- 12 min
St. Mary Catholic School
- 20 Portugal Square
4.4
- College
- 15 min
George Brown College
- 200 King St E
4.2
- Licensed Daycare
- 3 min
Canoe Landing Child Care
- 460 Fort York Blvd
4.6
- Montessori
- 5 min
Fort York Montessori
- 250 Fort York Blvd
4.7
- Licensed Daycare
- 6 min
Harbourfront Child Care
- 235 Queens Quay W
4.4
- YMCA Licensed
- 18 min
YMCA Child Care Centre
- 20 Grosvenor St
4.2
- Community Park
- 2 min
Canoe Landing Park
- 460 Fort York Blvd
- 7.7 acres
- Historic Park
- 4 min
Fort York National Historic Site
- 250 Fort York Blvd
- 17 acres
- Urban Beach Park
- 8 min
HTO Park
- 339 Queens Quay W
- 2.3 hectares
- Lakefront Park
- 10 min
Coronation Park
- 711 Lake Shore Blvd W
- 5.2 hectares
10+
School Nearby
8+
Licensed Daycares
15+
Parks & Playground
3
Community Centres
Which CityPlace Condo Building Is Right for You?
The suite is only part of the purchase.
The building around it can affect monthly costs, amenities, privacy, elevators, parking, common areas, and the overall ownership experience.
CityPlace includes numerous towers with different ages, layouts, fee structures, amenity packages, and locations.
We help you compare those differences before one attractive suite becomes the entire focus.
Depending on the property, we may look at:
- building age and condition
- maintenance fees and inclusions
- floor-plan mix
- parking and locker arrangements
- amenities
- unit density
- common areas
- recent in-building sales
- surrounding development
- immediate location and exposure
A strong unit in the wrong building can still be the wrong purchase.
We want both pieces to work.Are You Paying for the Condo or the Address?
CityPlace has a recognizable downtown location, but location alone should not determine value. Two Toronto CityPlace condos can have similar asking prices while differing significantly in usable square footage, floor, exposure, parking, balcony space, condition, and monthly fees.
We help put those differences into context. Rather than relying only on broad neighbourhood averages, we can compare: recent sales in the same building, relevant nearby properties, floor-plan efficiency, parking, condition, listing history, and price-per-square-foot context where it is useful.
A larger unit does not automatically represent stronger value. A higher floor does not automatically justify a premium. A renovated suite can still compare poorly if the layout, building, or exposure creates compromises elsewhere. We look at what you are actually receiving for the price.
Understand the Full Cost of Ownership
Purchase price is only one part of the decision.
Maintenance fees can vary across CityPlace condos for sale, particularly when we compare different buildings, suite sizes, amenities, and service levels.
We help you understand both the monthly amount and what is included.
Your broader ownership costs may involve:
Views can be a major part of the CityPlace buying decision.
A lake or skyline exposure may add considerable appeal, but the broader experience matters too.
We help buyers consider:
A dramatic view may be worth prioritizing if it is central to how you want to live.
For another buyer, a quieter exposure, stronger layout, or lower carrying cost may matter more.
We do not assume that the highest floor or widest view is automatically the stronger property.
A search for CityPlace condos can make the neighbourhood appear more uniform than it feels in person.
The day-to-day experience can change depending on whether a building is positioned closer to Spadina, Bathurst, Front Street, the waterfront, or the northern and southern edges of the neighbourhood.
We help you think about the immediate surroundings alongside the unit itself.
Important considerations may include:
Once a CityPlace condo becomes a serious option, we look more closely at the building and transaction.
The condominium status certificate is an important part of that due diligence.
We can help identify real-estate questions that deserve attention and coordinate the process with the professionals involved in your purchase.
Your real estate lawyer should review the status certificate and advise on legal implications, corporation documents, financial obligations, litigation, and other legal matters.
We focus on helping you understand how the broader building picture affects the property decision.
That may include questions around maintenance-fee history, planned work, building condition, ownership costs, and whether the condo still makes sense once those considerations are taken into account.
Buying From Outside Toronto?
CityPlace is often one of the first downtown neighbourhoods buyers encounter when searching Toronto condos remotely.
Online listings can make properties look easy to compare.
Photography may show finishes and views, but it does not always reveal how efficiently a floor plan works, how private the exposure feels, how busy the immediate surroundings are, or how one building compares with another after monthly costs are considered.
We can help narrow the market before you travel.
We compare properties using factors such as:
That allows us to create a more focused shortlist before arranging showings.
For buyers relocating from elsewhere in Canada, the United States, or internationally, that local context can make a Toronto visit considerably more useful.Start With What Matters Most to You
A focused search starts with clear priorities.
We want to understand what the condo needs to do for you before deciding which listings deserve attention.
budget, required space, parking needs, preferred view, outdoor space, monthly-cost comfort, commute, amenities, and preferred location.
Those priorities make compromises easier to evaluate.
One condo may offer a stronger view but higher fees.
Another may provide a more useful layout but less privacy.
One building may offer extensive amenities, while another better matches the quieter ownership experience you prefer.
We help compare those trade-offs as part of the complete purchase rather than focusing on a single feature.
FAQ
Common Questions About Buying in CityPlace
Everything you need to know about purchasing a CityPlace condo in Toronto’s vibrant waterfront community.
What is CityPlace in Toronto?
What is the average price of a CityPlace condo?
CityPlace condos are generally more affordable than comparable downtown neighbourhoods. One-bedroom units typically range from $620,000–$850,000, while two-bedrooms range from $850,000–$1.3 million. The price per square foot averages $1,050–$1,300 for resale units. CityPlace offers excellent value for buyers wanting a downtown address near the waterfront.
Is CityPlace a good investment?
CityPlace has strong rental demand due to its central location, proximity to the Financial District, and waterfront lifestyle. Average rents for one-bedrooms are $2,600–$3,000/month. The ongoing Waterfront Toronto revitalization and new transit infrastructure are expected to drive further appreciation. It’s particularly popular with young professionals and investors.
What parks are in CityPlace?
Canoe Landing Park is the centrepiece of CityPlace — a 7.7-acre community park with sports fields, a splash pad, a dog park, and the Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre. Fort York National Historic Site is also steps away, offering 17 acres of green space and historic buildings. The waterfront trail and HTO Park are a short walk south.
How is transit access from CityPlace?
What amenities do CityPlace buildings offer?
CityPlace buildings typically offer extensive amenities including 24-hour concierge, indoor pools, fitness centres, rooftop terraces, party rooms, and guest suites. The Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre provides additional community amenities including an indoor pool, fitness facilities, and programming for all ages.
Is CityPlace family-friendly?
Yes, CityPlace has become increasingly family-friendly. Canoe Landing Park with its splash pad and sports fields is perfect for children. The Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre offers family programming. Waterfront School and Harbourfront Public School are nearby. The car-free park environment and waterfront trail make it easy to get around with kids.
What are monthly condo fees like in CityPlace?
Monthly maintenance fees in CityPlace typically range from $0.55 to $0.75 per square foot — generally lower than comparable downtown buildings. For a 700 sq ft unit, expect fees between $385–$525 per month. These fees usually cover water, heating, building insurance, and access to amenities. Newer buildings may have lower fees initially.
Found a CityPlace Condo? Let’s Evaluate It
If a property has already caught your attention, send it to us.
We can help you review the suite, building, recent comparable sales, maintenance fees, parking, listing history, exposure, and immediate location before deciding what comes next.
If your search is just beginning, we can help establish the criteria that will make your shortlist more focused.