The Cheapest Condos in Toronto in 2020 - Our Top Picks

The Cheapest Condos In Toronto In 2020
We've put together a list of buildings that are both reputable and affordable: with that in mind, here are the cheapest condos in the downtown Toronto area based on the average cost per square foot.

As the cost per square foot increases among these buildings, they will undoubtedly increase among all other Toronto condos.

Built in 1990 and with 433 units, it's not the right condo for anyone looking for a new and glossy boutique building with a sense of exclusivity, however if you're looking for value, units are currently selling in the low $800's per square foot at 38 Elm St, while most nearby Bay St condos are selling closer to $1,100.

Average cost per square foot: $702. 500 Queens Quay West is one of my favourite condos in the Waterfront area.

Average cost per square foot: $724. 33 University Ave is one of the highest demand condos on this list.

Located at University and Wellington, the building is in one of the most desirable pockets of the city, where the cost of neighbouring condos is in the mid $900's per square foot.

Average cost per square foot: $725. 65 Scadding takes the first spot on this list as the cheapest condo in the downtown Toronto area.