Alex Karczewski, Broker · New World 2000 Realty Inc.

Adagio
Newly completed Jul 2025Condo

Adagio

771 Yonge Street, Yorkville, Toronto

Not rent controlled

Your rent at Adagio is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Jul 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.

First occupancyJul 2025
Storeys25
Units202
Suite sizes372–993 sq ft
DeveloperMenkes

The building

The building

Adagio is a 25-storey condominium from Menkes, bringing 202 suites to the heart of Yorkville.

The address suits anyone who wants to live at the centre of things.

Amenities

Amenities

Yorkville is one of Toronto's most established luxury districts, lined with boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Day to day, residents are close to green space: Jesse Ketchum Park is roughly a five-minute walk, with Ramsden Park nearby as well. The Dalton School sits about a four-minute walk away, a useful detail for families. The surrounding streets carry an upscale, urban character that has held its value for decades.

Rent control

Your rent here is not capped

Your rent at Adagio is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Jul 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.

The rule: Ontario's annual rent increase guideline (2.5% for 2026) does not apply to a unit first lived in after November 15, 2018 (Residential Tenancies Act, s. 6.1). In every building, your landlord must give you 90 days' written notice on the official form and can raise the rent at most once every 12 months. The date that counts is your unit's, so ask the landlord to confirm it before you sign.

Short answer

Getting around

Getting around

Transit access is about as strong as it gets in the city. Bloor-Yonge station sits right at the doorstep, putting both the Yonge and Bloor-Danforth subway lines within reach, and Bay station is a four-minute walk for an alternate entrance. For drivers, the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway are a short trip south, and the area's density means most errands are easily handled on foot.

Who built it

Menkes

Menkes is a long-standing Toronto developer with a portfolio spanning residential towers, commercial buildings and master-planned communities across the GTA. The firm has a track record of large downtown projects, which lends credibility to a building of this scale and location.

Developer's site

Questions

Questions

Can my rent at Adagio go up by any amount?
Your rent at Adagio is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Jul 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.
When did the first tenants move into Adagio?
The builder's first move-in date for Adagio is Jul 2025. If your unit was first lived in after November 15, 2018, Ontario's rent cap does not apply to it.
Who built Adagio?
Menkes built Adagio at 771 Yonge Street, Toronto.
Can I find a unit at Adagio on this site?
Nothing is listed at Adagio right now. Ask about availability and Alex Karczewski, Broker at New World 2000 Realty Inc., will check what is coming up and get back to you.
Where is Adagio located?
Adagio is at 771 Yonge Street in the Yorkville neighbourhood of Toronto, Ontario. It sits directly beside Bloor-Yonge subway station in the city's central core.
Who is the builder?
Adagio is developed by Menkes, a long-established Toronto developer with a portfolio of residential and mixed-use projects across the Greater Toronto Area.
What suite sizes are available?
Suites at Adagio range from roughly 372 to 993 square feet across the building's 202 units. Specific floor plans and availability are confirmed by the builder.