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Liberty Place

150 E Liberty St, Toronto, ON M6K 3R5

Liberty Place, at 150 E Liberty St, is a condo building in the Niagara area of Toronto, Ontario. It was built in 2014, has 466 residential units and stands 32 storeys tall.

Niagara
Year Built
2014
Units
466
Floors
32
Building Type
High-rise apartment condo

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price
$519,612
Median Sold
$495,000
Price Range
$320,000 – $790,000
Avg $/SqFt
$837
Sales (2yr)
17
Active Listings
6
Avg List Price
$528,565
Avg Days on Market
36

Last sale: Oct 9, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee
$544
Median Fee
$554
Avg $/SqFt
$0.86
Units w/ Fee Data
59
Fee IncludesHeat, water, hydro, building insurance

Building Features

ExteriorBrick
AmenitiesFitness centre, Yoga studio, Gym, Party/games room, Sauna, Internet lounge, Guest suites, Media room, BBQ area, Landscaped terrace, 24-hour concierge and security
Building TypeHigh-rise apartment condo
Floors32 storeys
Year Built2014

Policies

Pet PolicyAllowed with restrictions
Rental PolicyAllowed with restrictions

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

[cat_decision 2025 2025 ONCAT 6] Condominium Authority Tribunal case (Asiaei v. TSCC 2371); topic not stated in the search snippet.

Source

Management

Management CompanyFirstService Residential Ontario

About This Building

Liberty Place is a 32-storey high-rise residential condominium at 150 East Liberty Street in Toronto's Niagara neighbourhood, completed in 2014. The building contains approximately 650-square-foot units on average, with recent sales averaging around $520,000 and ranging from studios to two-bedroom plus den layouts. Monthly maintenance fees average roughly $544, or about $0.86 per square foot, covering heat, water, hydro, and building insurance. The building offers premium amenities including a fitness centre, yoga studio, sauna, guest suites, and 24-hour concierge service, with many units featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies. Located near Exhibition rapid-transit station and within walking distance of Liberty Village's parks, restaurants, and retail, the property attracts owner-occupiers and investors alike. Before finalizing a purchase, buyers should obtain and carefully review the status certificate, reserve fund study, financial statements, and board minutes to understand the building's condition and financial health.

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