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8 Trent Ave

8 Trent Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 0A6

8 Trent Ave is a condo building in the East End-Danforth area of Toronto, Ontario. It was built in 2019, has 275 residential units and stands 12 storeys tall.

East End-Danforth
Year Built
2019
Units
275
Floors
12
Building Type
Mid-rise apartment condo

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price
$523,281
Median Sold
$502,500
Price Range
$385,000 – $720,000
Avg $/SqFt
$790
Sales (2yr)
21
Active Listings
3
Avg List Price
$547,667
Avg Days on Market
28

Last sale: Oct 13, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee
$471
Median Fee
$451
Avg $/SqFt
$0.7
Units w/ Fee Data
32
Fee Includesheat, water, hydro, building insurance

Building Features

ExteriorConcrete
AmenitiesConcierge, Exercise Room, Games Room, Gym, Party/Meeting Room, Visitor Parking
Building TypeMid-rise apartment condo
Floors12 storeys
Year Built2019

Policies

Pet PolicyAllowed with restrictions
Rental PolicyAllowed with restrictions

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

[cat_decision 2021 2021 ONCAT 94] Condominium Authority Tribunal case (Harrison v. TSCC 2714); issues raised: access to corporate records. | [cat_decision 2021 2021 ONCAT 55] Condominium Authority Tribunal case (Harrison v. TSCC 2714); topic not stated in the search snippet.

Source

Management

Management CompanyFirstService Residential Ontario

About This Building

8 Trent Avenue is a 12-storey mid-rise apartment condominium in Toronto's East End-Danforth neighbourhood, completed in 2019. The building contains approximately 21 recorded sales over two years, with recent units selling around $500,000–$520,000 and averaging roughly $790 per square foot for approximately 675-square-foot units. Monthly condo fees average about $471, or roughly $0.70 per square foot, covering heat, water, hydro, and building insurance. The building offers amenities including a gym, exercise room, games room, concierge service, party room, and visitor parking. Located steps from Main Street Subway Station and close to Danforth GO Station, it sits within an area rich in restaurants, cafés, grocery stores, and parks. Before finalizing a purchase, prospective buyers should request and have a professional review the status certificate, reserve fund study, financial statements, board minutes, insurance certificate, and by-laws.

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