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Grand Harbour Condominiums
2285 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto — a 1991 waterfront tower by Rylar Developments, and one of Humber Bay Shores' most established addresses.
Building guide · Updated October 2026
Our track record at Grand Harbour
We've bought and sold here across three market cycles — 2015, 2018, and 2020. And we're there right now.
Now listingSuite 703 — 1-bed + den, 2 baths · Listed $699,000
932 sq ft, original throughout, with stunning water views over Lake Ontario. First time ever offered.
View the listing →2-bed, 2-bath · Listed $949,000
Sold in 2 days.
Represented the seller2-bed, 1-bath · Listed $549,000
Sold in 9 days.
Represented the seller2-bed, 2-bath · Listed $819,000
Sold after 49 days on market.
Represented the seller2-bed, 1-bath
Purchased for our buyer below asking.
Represented the buyerThe market snapshot
What the numbers look like — dated, so you know exactly how fresh this is.
*Per-sq-ft range from actual MLS listings via Condos.ca (recent resales listed at $567–$827/sq ft), late 2026. Fee range from recent MLS listings; fees are all-inclusive — heat, hydro, water, central air, cable TV, internet, building insurance, parking and common elements. *As of October 2026 — confirm current figures before making decisions.
Amenities
Resort-style, and genuinely used — not a checkbox list.
- Indoor saltwater pool, sauna & whirlpool
- 24-hour concierge & security
- Fitness centre & exercise room
- Squash courts
- Billiards & games room
- Party room & guest suites
- Underground parking + visitor parking
- Car wash & bike storage
- Landscaped grounds on the waterfront
- Steps to the Martin Goodman Trail
Jim's take
Who it suits: end users who want the waterfront without the Palace Place price tag, downsizers coming out of Kingsway and Etobicoke houses, and investors — rentals are allowed and the GO/train access keeps tenant demand steady.
Best buys: south and west-facing suites for the unobstructed lake view — that's the premium that holds value here. Original early-90s interiors trade at a real discount to renovated suites; the renovation spread is the opportunity in this building.
Watch-outs: it's an early-90s building, so read the status certificate like you mean it — reserve fund health matters more than the lobby looks. And with 408 suites, you're competing with your neighbours when you sell; presentation is what separates the quick sales from the stale ones. (We've done both sides of that.)
Grand Harbour, answered
What are the maintenance fees at Grand Harbour?
As of late 2026, recent listings show fees roughly $1,100 to $1,700 per month depending on suite size. They're all-inclusive: heat, hydro, water, central air, cable TV, internet, building insurance, parking and common elements. Always confirm the current schedule before buying.
Are pets allowed?
Yes — cats and dogs are permitted. Verify current pet rules with property management, as policies can change.
Can I rent out my unit?
Yes, rentals are permitted, which keeps the investor case intact alongside end-user demand.
Who built it, and when?
Rylar Developments, completed 1991 — a 27-storey concrete tower with 408 suites (condo corp MTCC 965).
What's the parking situation?
Underground parking, typically one space per suite, plus visitor parking. Lockers are typically included or exclusive-use.
Inside Grand Harbour
From our own listings in the building.
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