Airbnb-Friendly Condos in Toronto
40 buildings ranked by short-term rental registrations. Find condos where Airbnb is allowed.
2,291
Registered Units
40
Buildings
7
With 100+ Units
Tridel Delsuites
300 Front St W
Jarvis Condos
251 Jarvis St
ICE Condos Phase 1
14 York St
Nautilus at Waterview
21 Iceboat Ter
Peter Street Condos
101 Peter St
ICE Condos Phase 2
12 York St
Parade 2
151 Dan Leckie Way
Four Seasons Private Residences
155 Yorkville Ave
Maple Leaf Square
65 Bremner Blvd
Maple Leaf Square South
55 Bremner Blvd
Library District
215 Fort York Blvd
209 Fort York Blvd
210 Victoria St
955 Bay St
30 Nelson St
219 Fort York Blvd
832 Bay St
231 Fort York Blvd
Yorkville Plaza
188 Cumberland St
560 Front St W
8 The Esplanade
85 Queens Wharf Rd
628 Fleet St
38 Grenville St
8 Colborne St
161 Roehampton Ave
8 Mercer St
600 Fleet St
8 York St
88 Blue Jays Way
8 Charlotte St
500 Lake Shore Blvd W
33 Bay St
8 Telegram Mews
125 Peter St
225 Webb Dr
36 Lisgar St
7 King St E
600 Queens Quay W
2 Eva Rd
Before You Start: Toronto Airbnb Rules
Registration Required: All short-term rental operators in Toronto must register with the City and obtain an STR number. Registration costs $50/year.
Primary Residence Only: You can only list your primary residence on Airbnb. Investment properties cannot be used for short-term rentals.
180-Night Cap: Entire-unit rentals are limited to 180 nights per year. Private room rentals (while host is present) have no cap.
Condo Board Rules: Even with city registration, your condo corporation may prohibit short-term rentals. Always check your condo by-laws before listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Toronto condos allow Airbnb?
There are 40 condo buildings in Toronto with active short-term rental registrations. The building with the most registrations is 300 Front St W with 237 registered units. However, registration does not guarantee permission — always verify with your condo corporation.
How many condos in Toronto are registered for Airbnb?
As of 2026, approximately 2,291 condo units across 40 buildings have short-term rental registrations with the City of Toronto.
Can my condo board ban Airbnb?
Yes. Ontario courts have upheld condo corporations' right to restrict or prohibit short-term rentals through by-laws. Even if the city allows STR registration, your condo board may have rules that prohibit it.
What is the 180-night cap?
Toronto's short-term rental by-law limits operators to renting their primary residence for a maximum of 180 nights per calendar year. This applies to entire-unit rentals, not private room rentals where the host is present.
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