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225 Adelaide St W · Toronto

Toronto House (19 Duncan)

No City rating
This building has no RentSafeTO score — and never will under current rules.

The City's evaluation program covers purpose-built rental buildings only. Condos are exempt, so no inspection score and no colour-coded sign exist for this address. Resident reviews are the only record. Why condos have no signs →

Our read — from public records & cited coverage
  • Allied REIT purpose-built rental (completed 2024, 57 storeys) with hotel suites on upper floors and retail at grade; no negative resident record located as of mid-2026 - too new for a track record
  • Building-wide internet is included in rent, unusual for downtown purpose-built rentals
  • Location notes: Duncan St is quieter than the Blue Jays Way/Peter St club corridors a block west, but residents of a neighbouring building report late-night music from a John St bar reaching lower floors - ask about exposure when touring
  • First occupied after November 2018, so the rent-increase guideline does not apply

Building facts

Year built
2024
Storeys
57
Ward
Spadina-Fort York
Few registration facts are on file with the City for this building. Know this building? Add what you know in a review below or tell us directly — we'll publish verified facts here.

Short-term rentals

0 active short-term-rental registrations at this address. High counts can mean hotel-style turnover in hallways and elevators.

Source: City of Toronto Open Data, Short Term Rentals Registration (refreshed daily).

Links & coverage

Resident reviews

No published resident reviews yet. If you've lived at Toronto House (19 Duncan), you know things no dataset does — two minutes of your experience saves the next renter months of regret.

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Elevators (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Pests (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Noise (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Heat & hot water (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Management responsiveness (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Deposit / key money returned (1 = terrible · 5 = great)
Were the elevators out of service in the past month?

Known issues worth flagging if you have first-hand knowledge: Kitec plumbing, special assessments, chronic elevator outages, pest treatments, heat/water interruptions, short-term-rental churn.

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