Pinnacle Centre

12 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5E 1Z9

Waterfront Communities C1

Year Built

2007

Units

297

Floors

Building Type

High-rise apartment condo

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price

$733,214

Median Sold

$679,000

Price Range

$420,000 – $1,830,000

Avg $/SqFt

$880

Sales (2yr)

Active Listings

Avg List Price

$659,499

Avg Days on Market

Last sale: Sep 19, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee

$737

Median Fee

$740

Avg $/SqFt

$0.97

Units w/ Fee Data

Fee IncludesHeat, hydro, water, building insurance, parking and locker

Building Features

ExteriorConcrete

AmenitiesConcierge, gym, fitness centre, yoga room, indoor pool, sauna and steam room, tennis, squash, basketball court, movie theatre, billiards, business centre, guest suites, BBQ terrace, rooftop deck, recreation room, party/meeting room

Building TypeHigh-rise apartment condo

Floors44 storeys

Year Built2007

Policies

Pet PolicyAllowed with restrictions

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

[court_case 2011 2011 ONSC 108] Ontario Superior Court decision (Chan v. TSCC 1834); issues: insurance. | [court_case 2012 2012 ONCA 312] Ontario Court of Appeal decision (Chan v. TSCC 1834).

Source

Management

Management CompanyDel Property Management Inc.

About This Building

Pinnacle Centre is a 44-storey high-rise apartment condominium completed in 2007 and located at the corner of Yonge and York streets in downtown Toronto's Waterfront Communities neighbourhood. The building contains approximately 814 square feet per unit on average, with recent sales averaging around $733,000 and typical condo fees of roughly $0.97 per square foot, or approximately $737 monthly. The complex offers extensive amenities including an indoor pool, fitness centre, tennis and squash courts, guest suites, and a rooftop terrace, plus prime proximity to Union Station, the Financial District, and waterfront attractions. Prospective buyers should obtain and carefully review the status certificate, reserve fund study, financial statements, board minutes, and by-laws to confirm the building's financial health, planned capital expenditures, and any board restrictions before committing to purchase.