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.
Market Overview
Last sale: Oct 9, 2026
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[cat_decision 2025 2025 ONCAT 6] Condominium Authority Tribunal case (Asiaei v. TSCC 2371); topic not stated in the search snippet.
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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.
Nearby condo buildings
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- 69 Lynn Williams St · built 2013 · 201 units · 56 m away
- 135 E Liberty St · built 1986 · 46 units · 59 m away
- Liberty Market Tower – 135 E Liberty St · built 2022 · 279 units · 60 m away
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