New & pre-construction condos on the downtown waterfront.
A curated register of what is actively selling across the corridors I work every day — Harbourfront, Lower Jarvis and East Bayfront. No portal noise, no expired launches. Each project is tracked against resale data from my corridor pages so you can see whether the developer's price sheet actually holds up.
SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge
1 Yonge Street · Pinnacle International
Canada's tallest residential tower, now topped out, with the final block of suites being released as occupancy approaches. My read: this is an end-user building at these price points — the question isn't the view, it's how the final-release pricing compares to Prestige resales next door. I run that comparison before you sign anything.
Aqualuna at Bayside
261 Queens Quay East · Tridel + Hines
The fourth and final Bayside building — wave-form architecture, oversized suites, LEED Platinum, and occupancy already underway. My read: boutique scale and large floor plates make this the strongest end-user product on the eastern waterfront, and remaining developer inventory can be negotiated like resale.
Sugar Wharf — Phase One
Queens Quay E at Freeland · Menkes
The LCBO-lands master plan two blocks from my Lower Jarvis listings — Phase One complete, developer suites available, PATH-connected with a school and park in the plan. My read: I know this micro-market suite by suite; before buying developer inventory here, you should see what identical resale and lease comps are doing. I have them.
Q Tower
200 Queens Quay West · Lifetime + DiamondCorp
One of the last true-waterfront sites west of Yonge, steps from Union and the PATH. My read: the entry price is the story here — but a 2029 occupancy means the deposit structure and interim-occupancy math matter more than the brochure. I model both against today's rents before you commit.
Sugar Wharf — Phase Two
Queens Quay E at Freeland · Menkes
Three towers planned above a retail podium with an on-site public school — site prep is underway and a launch window is forming. My read: launch pricing on this corridor will be judged against Phase One resales I track monthly. Register with me now and you'll see my comp sheet before the sales office sees you.
The sales office works for the developer.
I work for you.
Price sheet vs. reality
Every project on this page is checked against live resale and lease data from my corridor pages. If the developer's per-square-foot ask is above what identical suites trade for today, you'll know before you sign — not at final closing.
The math nobody shows you
Deposit structures, interim occupancy fees, development charge caps, assignment rights, HST rebate eligibility. I put the full cost of ownership on one page so the decision is made on numbers, not renderings.
After the keys
I lease and resell in these exact buildings. That means a realistic rent number for your interim-occupancy plan, and an exit view grounded in what this corridor actually does — not what a national average says.
Eric Geng, Salesperson · Re/MAX City Accord Realty Inc., Brokerage. This page is an independent market register and is not published by, or on behalf of, any developer. Eric Geng and Re/MAX City Accord Realty Inc. are not the listing brokerage for the developments shown.
Project details are compiled from developer publications and public sources, verified as of August 2026. Prices, incentives, specifications, availability and occupancy dates are set by each developer and are subject to change without notice. E. & O. E. Buying pre-construction involves considerations that differ from resale; obtain independent legal advice before signing any agreement of purchase and sale.
Register interest
Get the comp sheet before the sales office gets you.
Tell me which project you're circling. I'll reply with current pricing context, resale comps from the same corridor, and my read on whether launch pricing holds up. No drip campaign — one direct reply from me.
Received.
Pre-construction, underwritten.
A curated register of what is actively selling on the downtown waterfront — each project checked against resale data from my corridor pages, so you can see whether the developer's price sheet actually holds up.
SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge
1 Yonge Street · Pinnacle International
Canada's tallest residential tower, now topped out, with the final block of suites released as occupancy approaches. My read: this is an end-user building at these price points — the question isn't the view, it's how final-release pricing compares to Prestige resales next door. I run that before you sign.
Aqualuna at Bayside
261 Queens Quay East · Tridel + Hines
The fourth and final Bayside building — wave-form architecture, oversized suites, LEED Platinum, occupancy underway. My read: boutique scale and large floor plates make this the strongest end-user product on the eastern waterfront, and remaining developer inventory negotiates like resale.
Sugar Wharf — Phase One
Queens Quay E at Freeland · Menkes
The LCBO-lands master plan two blocks from my Lower Jarvis listings — Phase One complete, developer suites available, PATH-connected with a school and park in the plan. My read: I know this micro-market suite by suite. See what identical resale and lease comps are doing first.
Q Tower
200 Queens Quay West · Lifetime + DiamondCorp
One of the last true-waterfront sites west of Yonge, steps from Union and the PATH. My read: entry price is the story — but a 2029 occupancy means deposit structure and interim-occupancy math matter more than the brochure. I model both against today’s rents.
Sugar Wharf — Phase Two
Queens Quay E at Freeland · Menkes
Three towers planned above a retail podium with an on-site public school — site prep underway and a launch window forming. My read: launch pricing here will be judged against Phase One resales I track monthly. Register now and you see my comp sheet before the sales office sees you.
Other Remaining Inventories
Unsold developer stock · multiple buildings
Completed towers still carrying unsold suites the sales offices no longer advertise — the quietest inventory on the waterfront. My read: standing stock is the one place developers negotiate like a resale seller, because carrying costs are real. Tell me the size and budget and I'll tell you what is genuinely available this week.
The sales office works for the developer. I work for you.
Price sheet vs. reality
Every project here is checked against live resale and lease data from my corridor pages. If the developer's per-square-foot ask is above what identical suites trade for today, you'll know before you sign — not at final closing.
The math nobody shows you
Deposit structures, interim occupancy fees, development charge caps, assignment rights, HST rebate eligibility. Full cost of ownership on one page, so the decision is made on numbers, not renderings.
After the keys
I lease and resell in these exact buildings — a realistic rent number for your interim-occupancy plan, and an exit view grounded in what this corridor actually does, not a national average.