Bay Street Corridor condos for sale

Getting around is easy without a car: Line 1 runs underneath Yonge Street with stations at Dundas, College and Wellesley, and Queen’s Park and Museum stations are a short walk west. Many buildings have large amenity floors, and several older towers from the 1980s and 1990s have bigger floor plans than the newer ones, which is often reflected in price per square foot and maintenance fees.

In the MLS® system this is the Bay Street Corridor community, in TRREB’s C01 district, and it recorded 141 sales in the second quarter of 2026. Almost all homes are condo apartments. Buyers usually compare buildings on age, fees, amenities and how directly they connect to the subway, and investors look at it for steady rental demand from students, hospital staff and office workers.

By the numbers: TRREB recorded 141 sales of all home types in the Bay Street Corridor community in the second quarter of 2026, at an average price of $822,689 and a median of $630,000; homes took an average of 37 days to sell, went for 97% of their asking price (a little under asking on average), and 169 listings were active at the end of the quarter. Because those figures mix condos and houses, the district benchmark is a better guide to a typical condo: TRREB’s MLS® Home Price Index put the benchmark condo apartment in district C01 at $543,300 in October 2026, down 8.4% from a year earlier. The table below gives every figure with its source and period.