Eglinton West condo cuts price to entice scarce buyers
A condo in Eglinton West, Toronto, recently reduced its asking price to attract buyers amid a challenging market. Initially listed at $449,000, the price was cut to $409,000 before ultimately selling for $395,000 after 110 days on the market. The unit features two bedrooms and is conveniently located near public transit, which helped facilitate the sale despite its dated finishes.
- ▪The condo was initially listed at $449,000 before being reduced to $409,000.
- ▪After 110 days on the market, the unit sold for $395,000.
- ▪The building is nearly 40 years old and located near the Mount Dennis GO station and LRT.
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ShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account3559 Eglinton Ave. W., No. 1505, Toronto Asking price: $409,000 (March, 2026)Previous asking price: $449,000 (January, 2026) Selling price: $395,000 (April, 2026)Previous selling prices: $140,000 (November, 2006); $120,000 (April, 2001); $88,000 (November, 1998) Taxes: $1,666 (2025) Property days on market: 110Listing agent: Gary Cirillo, Realty Executives Priority One Ltd. Open this photo in gallery:The nearly 40-year-old building is located near the Mount Dennis GO station and LRT.Realty Executives Priority One Ltd.The actionAgent Gary Cirillo was concerned potential buyers would be turned off by this two-bedroom unit’s dated finishes and its monthly fees of $745, which some might consider high though they…
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