The Annex Condos For Sale: Interactive Map & List of 49 Condominium Buildings

Explore The Annex condos for sale, from established St. George Street residences to boutique Davenport projects and Bloor Street towers. Compare 49 condominium buildings and projects, then review current asking prices and request a personalized shortlist.

Last updated: November 10, 2026

Guide boundary: Bathurst Street to Avenue Road, Bloor Street West to the rail corridor north of Dupont, including boundary-fronting properties. Yorkville east of Avenue Road, Casa Loma north of the rail corridor and Seaton Village west of Bathurst are excluded. Condominium townhouse-only communities and purpose-built rentals are excluded. The count includes completed buildings and named development projects, not 49 completed buildings or 49 available listings.

Explore The Annex Condo Map

Tap a coral marker or numbered cluster for building details. Zoom in to separate nearby addresses.

The Annex Condominium Building List

Project records and resale listings checked November 10, 2026. Proposal details and sales status can change; renderings are illustrative. A listed building does not mean a suite is available.

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For Sale Right Now in The Annex

12 selected active condominium apartments verified November 10, 2026, not the full neighbourhood inventory. Asking prices are not sold prices. Availability can change; confirm before viewing. Some listings may be assignments or in projects under construction.

Condo Market Context — Q2 2026

City of Toronto condominium apartment average selling price: $667,916. Across the GTA, the condominium apartment average was $634,972, with 4,783 sales, 14,042 new listings and 8,061 active listings at quarter end. These are broad regional benchmarks, not Annex-specific prices.

Source: TRREB Q2 2026 Condo Market Report, published August 31, 2026; the latest quarterly report available on that source when checked. Review recent building-specific sales before setting a budget or an asking price.

Living and Investing in The Annex

The Annex combines Bloor Street shopping, the University of Toronto edge and a mix of established residential streets and newer condominium sites. Compare each building’s reserve fund, maintenance fees, suite layout, parking arrangements and renovation history—not just asking price.

• Transit: TTC stations in and beside the guide include Bathurst, Spadina, St. George and Dupont; check current routes and accessibility with the TTC.
• Neighbourhood anchors: Bloor Street West, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Royal Conservatory and the University of Toronto.
• Building mix: Established apartment condos, boutique loft conversions, new towers and proposed infill.

Preconstruction and New Development

Selling / construction projects

321 Davenport; 10 Prince Arthur; The Bedford; One Ten; Cielo. Request current developer availability, pricing and occupancy information; no completion dates or incentives are guaranteed.

Planning / proposed

41–45 Spadina Road; 247 Davenport Road; 126 Avenue Road; 328 Bloor Street West; Designers Walk; 210 Bloor Street West; 64 Prince Arthur Avenue; 171–175 Lowther Avenue; 40 Walmer Road; 145 St George Street; 361 Davenport Road; 38 Walmer Road; 148 Avenue Road; 208 Bloor Street West; 350 Bloor Street West; 316 Bloor Street West. Planning status is not sales availability or approval. Project records may reflect different proposal revisions; verify current municipal and developer information.

The Annex Condo FAQ

What area does this guide cover?

Bathurst to Avenue Road, Bloor Street to the rail corridor north of Dupont, with boundary-fronting buildings included. Adjacent Yorkville and Casa Loma inventory is excluded.

How much do Annex condos cost?

The 12 selected active listings show their current asking prices above. They are a sample, not an Annex market average. Building, condition, floor, size and parking materially affect value.

Does the map include preconstruction?

Yes. Completed, selling/construction and planning projects are separately labelled. Proposed buildings may change or never proceed.

What should I check before buying?

Review the status certificate and financial statements with your lawyer, compare recent suite-level sales, and confirm maintenance fees, reserve-fund planning, restrictions, parking and occupancy.

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