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Pre-Construction & New Condos in Toronto Listings

Looking for new condos in Toronto? 99homes Realty provides a regularly updated selection of Toronto pre-construction condos, new condo developments and condos currently selling across the city.

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The Hill Residences

Completion:
2028
Developer:
Metropia
Address:
1406 Yonge St, Toronto, ON

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8 Temple Condos

Completion:
2029
No. of units:
273
Storeys:
16
Developer:
Curated Properties
Address:
8 Temple Ave, Toronto, ON

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Bellwoods House

Completion:
2030
Developer:
Republic Developments
Address:
111 Strachan Ave, Toronto

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The Notable Condos

No. of units:
300
Storeys:
34
Developer:
Graywood Developments
Address:
29 Pleasant Blvd, Toronto, ON

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Leaside Condos

Completion:
2026
No. of units:
109
Storeys:
9
Developer:
Emblem
Address:
126 Laird Dr, Toronto

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316 Junction Condos

Completion:
2027
No. of units:
310
Storeys:
28
Developer:
Marlin Spring and Trolleybus Urban Development
Address:
316 Campbell Avenue, Toronto, ON

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Forêt Condos

Completion:
2027
No. of units:
1000
Storeys:
36
Developer:
Canderel Residential and KingSett Capital Inc.
Address:
490 Saint Clair Avenue West, Toronto, ON

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Elektra Condos

Completion:
2028
No. of units:
588
Storeys:
46
Developer:
Menkes Developments Ltd.
Address:
212 Dundas St E, Toronto

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Freed Hotel & Residences

Completion:
2030
Storeys:
63
Developer:
Freed Developments
Address:
240 Adelaide Street West Toronto Canada

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The Webley Condos

Completion:
2027
No. of units:
9
Storeys:
8
Developer:
Zinc Developments
Address:
121 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 2H4, Canada

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Quayside Condos

No. of units:
800
Developer:
Great Gulf and Dream
Address:
333 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto

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Centricity Condos

Completion:
2028
No. of units:
594
Storeys:
53
Developer:
Graywood Developments
Address:
241 Church St, Toronto, ON

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Locust Condos

No. of units:
372
Storeys:
35
Developer:
Trolleybus Urban Development Inc
Address:
8-16 Locust St. and 15 Oxford Dr, Toronto

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15 Charles Condos

No. of units:
549
Storeys:
54
Developer:
Republic Developments
Address:
15 Charles Street East, Toronto, ON

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225 Queen Street East Condos

No. of units:
340
Storeys:
28
Developer:
Dash Developments Inc.
Address:
225 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON

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Weston Park Condos

Storeys:
38
Developer:
Castlepoint Numa
Address:
1871-1885 Weston Road, Toronto, Ontario, M9N 1V9

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Berkeley House Condos

No. of units:
118
Storeys:
19
Developer:
Lamb Development Corp.
Address:
102 Berkeley St, Toronto ON M5A 2W7

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The Capitol Residences

Completion:
2026
No. of units:
145
Storeys:
14
Developer:
Madison Group and Westdale
Address:
2500 Yonge Street, Toronto

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One Delisle Condos

Completion:
2026
No. of units:
263
Storeys:
48
Developer:
Slate Asset Management
Address:
1 Delisle Ave, Toronto

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469 Spadina

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From $25,000,000 CAD
No. of units:
2
Developer:
AB8 Group
Address:
469 Spadina Road, Toronto, ON M5P 2W6

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Toronto Pre-Construction & New Condos

Browse new condo projects by neighbourhood, developer, price range and estimated completion date. Whether you’re looking for a condo in Downtown Toronto, North York, Midtown, Yorkville, King West, Liberty Village, the Toronto Waterfront or another Toronto neighbourhood, you can compare available projects and find the development that matches your requirements.

Our Toronto new condo listings include project details such as prices, floor plans, number of suites, storeys, developers, addresses and completion dates where available.

Find New Condos in Toronto

Explore Toronto’s newest condo developments and pre-construction projects, including upcoming launches and projects currently selling. Use our listings to compare developments and contact 99homes Realty for information about available opportunities.

Toronto condos put residents close to restaurants, shops, world-class schools, universities and the waterfront, with excellent transit connecting it all. Buying pre-construction gives you the flexibility to select a unit and finishes before the building is complete, often with a deposit structure spread out over the construction period rather than a single lump sum at closing.

Toronto’s real estate market continues to evolve: new condo developments increasingly include not just residential units but retail space, office space, daycares and parks, with larger multi-use buildings becoming more common. Also see new pre-construction condos in Mississauga.

Toronto Housing & Condo Prices in 2026

Home prices across the Greater Toronto Area have softened through 2026. The GTA-wide average selling price across all property types was $993,410 in August 2026, down 2.7% from a year earlier. Within the City of Toronto specifically, the average price dipped to $979,000 in August — the second time this year it has fallen below the $1 million mark, reflecting a broader slowdown rather than any single neighbourhood or building type.

Toronto Home Prices by Property Type (August 2026)

Property Type	Average Price	Year-over-Year
All types — GTA average	$993,410	Down 2.7%
All types — City of Toronto (416)	$979,000	Below $1M (2nd time in 2026)
Condo apartments — City of Toronto	~$665,000 (June 2026)	Down ~9.0%
Townhomes — GTA	$786,817	Down 8.6%
Semi-detached — GTA	$931,665	Down 5.0%
Detached — City of Toronto	Roughly flat vs. last year	Sales up 3.6%

Condo Apartment Prices in Toronto

Condo apartments have seen the steepest year-over-year decline of any housing type in 2026. In the City of Toronto, the average condo sold for approximately $665,000 in June 2026, down roughly 9% from a year earlier, with a median sold price closer to $580,000 (about $755–$761 per square foot). Active condo listings have climbed to roughly 6,000 units citywide, giving buyers considerably more choice — and more negotiating room — than in recent years.

Toronto Condo Apartments — 2026 Snapshot

Metric	Current Figure
Average sold price (City of Toronto)	~$665,000 (June 2026), down ~9% YoY
Median sold price	~$580,000
Median price per square foot	~$755–$761/sqft
Active listings	~6,000
Months of supply	~5.3 months
Average 1-bedroom rent (GTA)	~$2,270/month, down YoY

Townhomes and Detached Homes

Townhome prices across the GTA averaged $786,817 in August 2026, down 8.6% year-over-year — the largest sales decline of any housing type this year. Semi-detached homes averaged $931,665, down 5%. Detached homes have held up better: sales in the City of Toronto rose 3.6% year-over-year in August, with prices roughly flat compared with the same month last year.

Real Estate Trend in Toronto

Lower inventory could tip conditions back toward sellers in the months ahead. Months of supply across the GTA rose to 4.8 in August 2026, keeping the market in balanced territory, but tightening listings combined with steady demand could put renewed upward pressure on prices heading into fall and winter.

There are dozens of active pre-construction and under-construction projects across Toronto at any given time, spanning high-rise, mid-rise and boutique developments.
Condo apartments have led 2026’s price declines, giving buyers more negotiating leverage than in the 2020–2022 boom years.
Toronto’s condo boom continues to reshape neighbourhoods, bringing new restaurants, shops and amenities to areas that previously had few.

Downtown Toronto Condos

Downtown condos remain highly sought after for their skyline and waterfront views, with more luxury buildings continuing to launch in the core each year. Notable projects currently selling, under construction or recently completed downtown include Weston Park Condos, Southport Condos, Celeste Condos, The Frederick Condos, Alias Condos, King Toronto Condos, The Goode Condos, Canary House Condos, Oscar Residences, House of Assembly Condos, Nahid Kennedy, Burke Condos, MRKT Condos, QA Condos, Galleria on the Park 3, Forest Hill Private Residences, Jac Condos, Crosstown 3 Condos, XO2 Condos and Artistry Condos, among others.

Toronto offers world-class dining, shopping, art and educational institutions alongside its residential offerings, making the downtown core a consistent draw for both end users and investors.

Toronto Condo Living

Toronto’s condo market reflects the city’s position as a major immigration and business destination. As a diverse, multicultural hub with a strong job market, the city offers luxury residences, fine dining, shopping and recreational attractions across its neighbourhoods.

Bordered by Lake Ontario, Toronto — sometimes called Hogtown, Hollywood North, T.O., The Megacity, T-dot, or simply the 6ix — is home to thousands of condos and one of the country’s most active condo development pipelines. The revitalization of the Downtown Core, driven by the condo boom, has turned previously underused areas like the eastern Distillery District into thriving residential communities. Also see new pre-construction condos in Vaughan.

The city is home to the Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square, along with respected institutions such as Toronto Metropolitan University, George Brown College and OCAD University. For healthcare, residents have access to major facilities including Mount Sinai Hospital, The Hospital for Sick Children and Toronto General Hospital.

Toronto Condominium Transit Options

Toronto has North America’s third-largest public transit system after New York City and Mexico City, run by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), with subway, streetcar and bus service throughout the city.

Subways and Streetcars

Bloor-Yonge station is the busiest subway station in the system, with daily ridership exceeding 200,000 — reflecting its role as the interchange between Line 1 and Line 2.
Streetcars run frequently through downtown and connect easily with subway stations for residents of new condos in the core.
A number of newer condo developments connect directly to the subway and/or the PATH system.

Continued transit investment — including new LRT lines and expanded bike lanes — is aimed at making the city more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly. Also see new pre-construction condos in Etobicoke.

The PATH System

The PATH is the largest underground pedestrian network in North America, connecting roughly 1,200 restaurants and stores, dozens of office towers, parking garages, subway stations and Union Station across nearly 30 kilometres of walkway — a major convenience for residents of connected downtown condos.

Taxi, Rideshare and Bicycle Access

Taxis and rideshare services are widely available throughout the city. Cyclists benefit from an expanding network of bike lanes downtown, and bicycles are permitted on TTC streetcars, buses and subway trains outside of the morning rush period.

Education and Schools in Toronto

Toronto is home to several major post-secondary institutions, including Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson), the University of Toronto, York University and OCAD University, along with colleges such as George Brown, Humber and Seneca. Condo developments near these institutions and their surrounding neighbourhoods are typically in high demand among students, faculty and staff.

Elementary and secondary education is provided through four publicly funded school boards, operating as English- or French-first-language and secular or separate boards, alongside a range of private and independent schools.

Healthcare in Toronto

Toronto’s healthcare sector includes major hospitals such as Mount Sinai Hospital, St. Michael’s Hospital, The Hospital for Sick Children and Toronto General Hospital. Condos located near these hospital districts — including several in the downtown core — tend to see strong and consistent demand from healthcare staff and students.

Ontario residents are covered through the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP); other Canadian provinces’ residents are covered under their own provincial plans, with reciprocal billing arrangements in place across the country. Also see new pre-construction condos in Brampton.

Toronto Pre-construction Condos Top Neighbourhoods

Toronto has 239 distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own character — from the luxury of Forest Hill and St. Clair to the everyday convenience of areas closer to transit. As cranes continue to shape the skyline, these are some of the city’s most active areas for new condo development right now:

We’ve been talking about the condo boom for quite some time now and as cranes continue to dominate our skyline, Toronto pre-construction condos market is booming overall but some areas are hotter than others. These are Toronto’s hottest neighbourhood for new condos right now.

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