When did the first tenants move into Leaside Common?

The builder's first move-in date for Leaside Common is Dec 2025. If your unit was first lived in after November 15, 2018, Ontario's rent cap does not apply to it.

Who built Leaside Common?

Gairloch and Harlo Capital built Leaside Common at 1720 Bayview Avenue, Toronto.

Can I find a unit at Leaside Common on this site?

Nothing is listed at Leaside Common 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 Leaside Common located?

The condominium is at 1720 Bayview Avenue in the Leaside neighbourhood of Old Toronto, Ontario. It sits within a short walk of Leaside station, Talbot Park, and Leaside High School.

Leaside Common is being developed by Gairloch and Harlo Capital, developers active in the Toronto market.

What suite sizes are available?

Suites range from roughly 513 to 2,253 square feet across the building's 198 units, spanning compact layouts through to larger family-sized floor plans. Specific plan availability should be confirmed with the builder.

Newly completed Dec 2025Condo

Leaside Common

1720 Bayview Avenue, Leaside, Toronto

Not rent controlled

Your rent at Leaside Common is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Dec 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 occupancyDec 2025

Storeys9

Units198

Suite sizes513–2,253 sq ft

DeveloperGairloch and Harlo Capital

Ask about availability

Suite mix

The suites

1 Bedroom, 1 Bedroom + Den, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms + Den, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms + Den, Townhome, 2 Storey Suites

Suite types as the developer described them. Each landlord sets their own rent; rents are not on this site yet.

The building

Leaside Common is a nine-storey condominium of 198 suites in Toronto's Leaside neighbourhood, developed by Gairloch together with Harlo Capital.

It tends to attract downsizers, professionals and families drawn to one of Toronto's most settled residential pockets.

Amenities

Grocery runs are easy here, with a No Frills just steps from the building and additional shops along the Bayview and Laird corridors. Leaside is a long-established, leafy midtown neighbourhood known for its parks, mature streets and strong local retail. Bayview Avenue's shops, restaurants and services give the area a self-contained, walkable feel that residents value.

Rent control

Your rent here is not capped

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

The area is set to benefit from the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, which adds rapid transit along Eglinton Avenue with stops serving the broader Leaside and Bayview district. TTC bus routes already connect the neighbourhood to the Line 1 and Line 2 subway, and the Don Valley Parkway is a short drive for travel north or downtown. This mix of surface transit, rapid transit and highway access makes the location well connected across the city.

Who built it

Gairloch and Harlo Capital

Leaside Common is a joint effort between Gairloch and Harlo Capital. Gairloch is a Toronto developer recognized for design-forward boutique and mid-rise condominiums in established neighbourhoods, working here alongside Harlo Capital on the Leaside site.

Questions

Can my rent at Leaside Common go up by any amount?: Your rent at Leaside Common is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Dec 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 Leaside Common?: The builder's first move-in date for Leaside Common is Dec 2025. If your unit was first lived in after November 15, 2018, Ontario's rent cap does not apply to it.
Who built Leaside Common?: Gairloch and Harlo Capital built Leaside Common at 1720 Bayview Avenue, Toronto.
Can I find a unit at Leaside Common on this site?: Nothing is listed at Leaside Common 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 Leaside Common located?: The condominium is at 1720 Bayview Avenue in the Leaside neighbourhood of Old Toronto, Ontario. It sits within a short walk of Leaside station, Talbot Park, and Leaside High School.
Who is the builder?: Leaside Common is being developed by Gairloch and Harlo Capital, developers active in the Toronto market.
What suite sizes are available?: Suites range from roughly 513 to 2,253 square feet across the building's 198 units, spanning compact layouts through to larger family-sized floor plans. Specific plan availability should be confirmed with the builder.