This 1,012-square-foot unit is in a building across from Lawrence Park Ravine and the subway station on Yonge Street.Photography provided by Keller William Referred Urban Realty
3018 Yonge St., No. 1015, Toronto
Asking price: $1,249,900 (November, 2025)
Previous asking price: $1,325,000 (October, 2025)
Selling price: $1,185,000 (November, 2025)
Previous selling price: $490,619 (October, 2016)
Taxes: $6,425 (2025)
Property days on market: 35
Listing agent: David Peres, Keller Williams Referred Urban Realty
The unit's kitchen and dining area is separated by an island.
The action
This 1,012-square-foot condo is in a high-rise building across from Lawrence Park Ravine and the subway station on Yonge Street. It was listed with an asking price of $1,325,000 in October, but got only a handful of visitors over three weeks. The sellers course corrected with a new asking price below $1.25-million around the same time that negotiations began with an interested buyer. A deal at $1,185,000 was agreed upon two weeks later.
“We were testing the market a bit at the higher price,” agent David Peres said.
“Prices have come down quite a bit, but this sold in pretty good time, and a fair price, given the market.”
The den, enclosed behind glass walls, can be used as a third bedroom.
Mr. Peres noted that other units in the building remained up for sale or were taken off the market altogether.
“There have only been two sales over $1-million since September. Everything else has been sitting on the market,” Mr. Peres said.
“This has a great floor plan with two bedrooms plus one [den], facing west with a nice, big terrace.”
The unit has hardwood flooring, wall-to-wall windows and a balcony.
What they got
This nine-year-old unit has hardwood flooring, wall-to-wall windows and a balcony accessible from the living room and primary bedroom.
A den, enclosed behind glass walls, can double as a third bedroom.
There is a kitchen and a dining area separated by an island, as well as two four-piece bathrooms and a laundry closet with stacked machines.
The unit comes with a locker and one parking spot. Monthly fees of $956 pay for heating, water and 24-hour concierge. On-site amenities include a gym and rooftop deck with a pool.
The condo's primary bedroom.
The agent’s take
“It’s a really nice location,” Mr. Peres said.
“[The sellers] had updated the kitchen and redid all the bathrooms.”