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Avg Price/Sqft
$1,695 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2025
Building Scale
Floors: 8 | Total Units: 196
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2025
Condo Corp
TSCC-3157
Date Registered
Dec 17, 2025
Address: 1718 Bayview Ave & 1720 Bayview Ave, Toronto
Neighbourhood: Mount Pleasant East, Midtown | Central, Toronto
Storeys: 8 floors
Units: 196 units
Built Year: 2025
Builder: Gairloch
Building Type: Mid-Rise condo
Suite Sizes: 341 sq. ft. – 2,060 sq. ft.
Average Price: $1,695 / sq. ft.
Leaside Common is an eight-storey mid-rise condominium designed to introduce urban density to the Bayview Avenue corridor. Designed by BDP Quadrangle, the structure replaced a block of semi-detached homes with a masonry form.
The exterior features a dual-tone brick facade and an accordion-like structural profile. A transparent glass mid-section, known as "the Nest," serves as a physical bridge between the north and south wings.
This central hub contains shared social spaces on every level to reduce corridor isolation. The ground plane integrates narrow retail frontages to support pedestrian activity along the Midtown corridor.
The residential component includes 196 units. Floorplans range from 341-square-foot studios to 2,060-square-foot penthouses.
The developer included 10 townhome units and multiple suites averaging 1,200 square feet to meet demand for family-sized housing. These units utilize wide, shallow layouts to maximize natural light in primary living areas.
Interior specifications by Sixteen Degree Studio include custom Italian kitchens and wide-plank oak flooring. The average value for the building is $1,695 / sq. ft.
The lifestyle at Leaside Common is defined by its proximity to retail and residential infrastructure. The Nest provides dedicated coworking environments and community spaces on every floor for remote-work flexibility.
Residents have access to the independent boutiques and dining of the Bayview corridor. The location provides a connection to the city via the adjacent Eglinton Crosstown LRT.
The environment balances the residential character of Mount Pleasant East with the urban density of the Midtown transit hub.
Gairloch Developments is a Toronto-based real estate firm led by founder Bill Gairdner. The company focuses on mid-rise projects that prioritize neighbourhood intensification and modern masonry architecture.
Gairloch frequently collaborates with institutional partners, such as Harlo Capital, and established architectural firms. The company targets underutilized urban sites to increase density in established communities.
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