Entertainment District condos for sale

Over the last two decades many of the parking lots and low buildings here were replaced with condo towers, several of them combined with hotels or theatres. That gives the area a mix of very new buildings with large amenity floors and older mid-rise condos and lofts on the side streets. The Financial District is a few minutes’ walk east, St. Andrew station is at King and University, and the King streetcar runs through the middle, so a lot of owners live here without a car.

In the MLS® system the Entertainment District is part of Waterfront Communities C1, together with CityPlace, Harbourfront and King West east of Bathurst. Homes are almost all condo apartments. Because tourist, theatre and nightlife traffic is part of daily life, buyers tend to compare buildings on how quiet the suites are, which side of the tower they face, and each building’s rules on short-term rentals.

By the numbers: TRREB recorded 401 sales of all home types in the Waterfront Communities C1 community in the second quarter of 2026, at an average price of $730,812 and a median of $610,000; homes took an average of 34 days to sell, went for 97% of their asking price (a little under asking on average), and 621 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.