Downtown Toronto Parking Spot Hits the Market for $120,000

Toronto’s sky-high real estate costs aren’t limited to houses and condos, as the city’s parking spots are pricier than ever.

A parking space in prime downtown real estate at 197 Yonge is currently listed for $120,000. Plus $211 monthly in maintenance fees. Yes, you read that correctly.

The underground parking space is located in the newly built Massey Tower, which sits on the Church-Yonge corridor, off Yonge, between Shuter and Victoria streets.

While expensive, the parking spot isn't the priciest that the city has seen; in 2020, a parking spot at the Ritz-Carlton sold for $122,900. At a time when the city's dwindling parking lots are turning into parks and public spaces, we can only assume we'll see more parking spaces for sale with three-digit price tags.

READ: A Parking Spot in Hong Kong Just Sold for the Price of a Toronto House

And, likely, they'll be located in the bottom of freshly-built buildings, as Toronto increasingly moves away from prioritizing the car on city streets and street-level parking disappears even further.

While the prime parking spot may come with a stunningly high cost, it’s a bargain compared to pricy parking spots in Hong Kong. Back in June, a parking spot in Hong Kong sold for the price of a Toronto house at $1.57 million CAD.

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Toronto Parking Spot Hits the Market for $120,000

A parking space in prime downtown real estate at 197 Yonge is currently listed for a cool $120k. Yes, you read that correctly.

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The development will come with a new state-of-the-art, 6,402-sq.-m YMCA facility.

The foreclosed site that was formerly owned by Coromandel Properties consists of 5188 and 5210 Ash Street in the Cambie Corridor of Vancouver, near Queen Elizabeth Park.