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75 Dalhousie St

75 Dalhousie St, Toronto, ON M5B 2R9

Church-Yonge Corridor
Year Built
2003
Units
153
Floors
11
Building Type
Mid-rise apartment condo

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price
$602,500
Median Sold
$601,000
Price Range
$425,000 – $760,000
Avg $/SqFt
$783
Sales (2yr)
6
Active Listings
1
Avg List Price
$739,000
Avg Days on Market
37

Last sale: Dec 17, 2025

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee
$733
Median Fee
$771
Avg $/SqFt
$1.02
Units w/ Fee Data
17
Fee IncludesHeat, water, hydro, building insurance.

Building Features

ExteriorBrick
AmenitiesConcierge, exercise room, games room, party/meeting room, rooftop deck/garden, visitor parking.
Building TypeMid-rise apartment condo
Floors11 storeys
Year Built2003

Policies

Pet PolicyPets allowed with restrictions.
Rental PolicyRentals allowed; short-term rental policy not stated.

Management

Management CompanyShelter Canadian Properties Limited

About This Building

75 Dalhousie Street in Toronto's Church-Yonge Corridor is an 11-storey mid-rise apartment condominium completed in 2003. The building contains approximately 767 square-foot units, with recent sales averaging around $602,000. Monthly condo fees average roughly $730 and include heat, water, hydro, and building insurance. The building offers concierge service, an exercise room, games room, party facilities, and a rooftop garden, along with visitor parking and owned parking spaces. Located within 800 metres of Yonge–Shuter Station and surrounded by restaurants, cafés, grocery stores, and parks, it appeals to downtown residents. Before committing to a purchase, have a real estate lawyer review the status certificate, reserve fund study, financial statements, and board minutes to understand the building's condition and governance.

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