Junction Point
2625 Dundas Street West, Toronto
Your rent at Junction Point is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 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.
Suite mix
The suites
- 1–3 bedroom + den suites, 477–1,423 sq ft
Suite types as the developer described them. Each landlord sets their own rent; rents are not on this site yet.
The building
The building
Set at 2625 Dundas Street West in Old Toronto, Junction Point is a completed mid-rise condominium from Gairloch.
Amenities
Amenities
Junction Point sits in Toronto's west end along Dundas Street West, an area known for its independent shops, cafés, and restaurants within easy reach of daily errands. Living in an established part of Old Toronto means everyday services, groceries, and neighbourhood retail tend to be a short walk or ride away, with the wider amenities of the city close at hand.
Rent control
Your rent here is not capped
Your rent at Junction Point is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 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.
Getting around
Getting around
The building's Dundas Street West address places it in one of Toronto's more connected west-end corridors, well served by TTC surface routes and within reach of the broader transit network. Drivers benefit from proximity to the city's major routes, including connections toward the Gardiner Expressway and Highway 401, making trips across Toronto and out to the region manageable.
Who built it
Gairloch
Gairloch is a Toronto-based developer with a focus on design-forward residential projects in the city's established neighbourhoods. The builder is known for boutique, mid-rise buildings that fit into their surroundings, and Junction Point continues that approach in Old Toronto's west end.
Questions
Questions
- Can my rent at Junction Point go up by any amount?
- Your rent at Junction Point is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 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 Junction Point?
- The builder's first move-in date for Junction Point is Nov 2025. If your unit was first lived in after November 15, 2018, Ontario's rent cap does not apply to it.
- Who built Junction Point?
- Gairloch built Junction Point at 2625 Dundas Street West, Toronto.
- Can I find a unit at Junction Point on this site?
- Nothing is listed at Junction Point 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.
- What is Junction Point?
- Junction Point is a completed eight-storey condominium by Gairloch at 2625 Dundas Street West in Old Toronto.
- How big are the suites?
- Homes range from about 670 to 1,423 square feet. Specific floor plans and layouts are confirmed by the builder.
- When can I move in?
- Occupancy is estimated for November 2025.
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