多伦多哪些condo允许经营短租？

The city of Toronto is set to roll out new legislation

to regulate how short-term rentals like Airbnb can operate.

At September's Word on the Street festival , the Toronto Star

held a panel discussion about Toronto real estate.

Panelists, Edward Keenan, Tess Kalinowski,

and David Rider explained the need for

new short-term rental regulation.

A significant portion of Toronto’s available rental housing

comes from private home owners listing their units,

making short-term rentals both lucrative and problematic.

While the new legislation is likely to allow short-term

rentals to continue in Toronto, homeowners will have to

prove that the apartment or house is their primary residence. 
The city wants to reduce the number of units that may be sitting 
empty as a short-term rental property instead of being listed 
as a long-term rental residence.

That being said, condo buildings will still be controlled

by their condo boards. That means some buildings might

rule against allowing short-term rentals outright,

while other buildings might allow it. It’s also important

to remember condo rules regarding short-term rentals might

change in the long-term.

To help clear up the question of who allows short-term

rentals and who doesn’t, we have compiled a list of

known Toronto condos that ALLOW short-term rentals

like Airbnb. This is not a complete list.

These are the buildings we know of currently.

Condo buildings that allow short-term rentals

in Toronto*

300 Front Street West (300 Front St W & 20 John St)

300 Front Street West at the corner of Front and John allows

short-term rentals such as Airbnb. Short-term guests have

restricted access to building amenities.

They can use the gym and the pool,

but they cannot book any of the extra rooms,

such as the party room. Guests must sign in

at the front desk and notify the building that

they are a short-term guest.

Ice I & II (12-14 York Street)

Ice I & II both allow short term rentals, however,

there are new rules in place regarding insurance.

According to the condo board’s rules,

any owner who allows “transient residential accommodation”

(short term stays of less than 3 consecutive months),

must obtain a commercial insurance policy of $5,000,000.00.

Short-term guests must also check in with a driver’s

license or passport. Refer to actual rules

for complete details, but they do allow short term rentals.

Qwest (168 Simcoe)

Qwest Condos allows short term rentals, but the exact rules

were a bit unclear. Apparently, the rules depend

on the situation, whatever that means.

Guests must sign in at the front desk,

and they are restricted from using some or all

of the building amenities.

Best to double check the details on this one,

but they are allowed.

Maple Leaf Square (55-56 Bremner)

Maple Leaf Square is ready to go for short-term rentals,

but it’s a bit restrictive for guests.

They must sign in at the front desk,

and they have access only to the suite they are renting.

No use of amenities. Also, the front desk will not hold your

keys. The owner and the short-term renter must

arrange key pick-up and drop-off on their own.

Charlie (8 Charlotte Street)

Charlie currently allows short-term rentals,

but we’ve been informed that the policy will be changing

in the next 6 months. For now, guests can come

and go without signing in at the front desk.

The reception desk, however, will not hold your keys,

and guests are restricted from using the building’s amenities.

Hosts and guests will have to arrange to exchange the keys

separately.

Local at Fort York (50 Bruyeres Mews)

The Local at Fort York has no restrictions against

short-term rentals like Airbnb. Short-term guests are

treated like regular tenants with full access to building

amenities. The condo board has issued noise complaints

to certain hosts in the past, but there has been no move

to ban short-term rentals outright. It’s a matter of respect.

Owners are allowed to rent out their units on a daily basis,

but it’s much appreciated that their guests are respectful

of the building. It’s encouraged to inform the concierge

of any short-term rental situations so that the concierge

can help if there is a problem with the job, etc.

Key pick-up and drop-off must be arranged separately

between the host and guest.

Reve Condos (560 Front Street W)

Reve Condos near Bathurst and Front in downtown Toronto

is a short-term rental friendly building. The condo board

has decided on unit leasing rules that recognize

the life-style choices of home-sharing and Airbnb

style services. To make those options run smoothly,

the Property Management has created a short-term rental

registration form to be submitted to the management office,

including suite information, owner information,

length of stay, and contact details for the guest.

After that, guests are treated (and are expected to respect

the building) the same as regular tenants.

Water club I (8 York Street)

For short-term rentals in the Waterfront neighborhood,

Waterclub is a building worth checking out.

The building amenities include a pool, gym, sauna,

and a parking garage. You’ll want to double-check

with your host on the details of using the amenities;

otherwise, you’re good to go!

Parade I & II – CityPlace (15 & 21 Iceboat Terrace)

The parade I & II in CityPlace downtown are excellent

choices for a short-term stay in Toronto.

Well connected near Spadina and Front,

these Toronto condos even have a wifi-enabled space called

the Party Zone

Aquarius at Waterpark City (219 Fort York Boulevard)

With 490 units in this building, chances are you’ll

be able to find a variety of short-term accommodations

at Aquarius at Waterpark City in the Fort York neighborhood.

A smart choice for a summer stay in Toronto,

you’re within walking distance to the tree-filled Coronation

Park across Lake Shore Boulevard, as well as Ontario Place

with the Budweiser Stage and the Cinesphere.

The Verve (120 Homewood Avenue)

The Verve is a great choice for a short-term stay

in Toronto to seize the most out of downtown Toronto.

Seated near Wellesley and Jarvis in the St. James Town

neighborhood, this building has a 95% Walk Score and a 93%

Transit Score.

Harbour View Estates II (35 Mariner Terrace)

Located on the east side of Spadina Avenue in CityPlace,

Harbour View Estates II is a top choice

for a short-term rental in Toronto if you’re hoping

to catch a baseball game or concert at the Rogers Centre

or hoping to hit up top tourist attractions

like the CN Tower or Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada.

Quartz | Spectra (75-85 Queens Wharf Road)

Another CityPlace locale, Quartz |

Spectra is between Bathurst and Spadina,

nearby many Toronto attractions,

but far enough from the noise that you’re likely

to get a quiet sleep at the end of the night.

Plus, a short-term stay may entitle you to access the Prisma

Club, a three-story resort-inspired amenities center

with a swimming pool and film-screen rooms.

Studio on Richmond (199 Richmond Street West)

Getting away from the big tourist attractions CityPlace

and the Core, but staying within the thrills of downtown,

Studio on Richmond is found in the Entertainment District

of Queen West. For a fun short-term stay in Toronto filled

with good eats, late-night bar-hopping,

and interesting entertainment venues, this is a solid option.

Changes coming to short-term rentals in Toronto

It's very important to note that many condo boards

are deciding to limit or remove short-term rentals

from their buildings. This list will update

as we learn of more buildings that allow short-term rentals,

or if we learn that the above buildings have changed their

condo board rules to ban Airbnb.

Help us complete this list

If you know a building that allows short term rentals,

or if you see an error on this list,

please help us keep this info accurate.

Contact us at [email protected] with the subject line

Short-term rental building. Thanks!

*This information on Toronto condos that allow short-term 
rentals was 

last updated on March 14, 2019. It may not reflect current 
Condo Board rules for these buildings.

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