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Liberty House 170 East Liberty St, Toronto, ON Liberty Village Condos

Quick Answer

Liberty House at 170 East Liberty St is a 340-unit, 18-storey purpose-built rental building completed in 2019. One-bedroom rentals start at $2,680/month with all-inclusive professional management. As a purpose-built rental governed by the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act, tenants have strong legal protections including rent increase restrictions, formal dispute resolution, and no surprise special assessments.

Key Takeaways

  • Purpose-built rental — governed by Ontario Residential Tenancies Act, not the Condominium Act
  • Professional property management with online maintenance request portal
  • Co-working space on-site — rare in Liberty Village rental buildings
  • Dog wash station and pet-friendly policies designed for modern renters
  • No risk of owner-directed eviction for personal use that exists in investor-owned condos

Quick Facts

Year Built

2019

Total Units

340

Floors

18

Type

Rental

1BR Avg Rent

$2,680/mo

2BR Avg Rent

$3,650/mo

Walk Score

92/100

Transit Score

96/100

Developer: Main and Main Developments

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Amenities

ConciergeGymRooftop TerraceParty RoomCo-working SpaceDog Wash StationBike StorageParking AvailableStorage LockersPet Friendly
Rental

Tenant Rights

Liberty House is a purpose-built rental building governed by Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). Unlike investor-owned condo units, which are rented at the individual landlord's discretion, purpose-built rentals like this one operate under professional management with consistent policies applied across all units.

Under the RTA, tenants at Liberty House are entitled to: annual rent increases limited to the provincial rent increase guideline (2.5% for 2026); the right to reasonable maintenance and repair; access to the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) for dispute resolution; and protection against eviction except for defined legal grounds including non-payment of rent, substantial interference with the enjoyment of others, or landlord's own use of the unit.

To submit a maintenance request at Liberty House, use the building's online portal or contact building management in writing. The landlord is legally required to respond to urgent maintenance requests within 24 hours and routine requests within a reasonable time. Document all requests in writing for LTB purposes.

Nearest Local Businesses

Services and amenities within walking distance of Liberty House.

Transit

TTC

504 King streetcar at Atlantic (4 min walk)

Walk Score: 92 · Transit Score: 96 · Bike Score: 85

Pro Tips

  1. 1. As a purpose-built rental, rent increases are limited to provincial guidelines (currently 2.5% for 2026) — significantly more stable than investor-owned condos where landlords may seek above-guideline increases.
  2. 2. The co-working space is best used during mid-morning weekdays before it fills; the building's remote worker population is substantial.
  3. 3. Submit all maintenance requests through the online portal for documentation purposes — response times are typically 24-48 hours for routine items.
  4. 4. Liberty House is on the eastern edge of Liberty Village; the walk to King and Dufferin is about 8 minutes, but the 504 King at Atlantic Avenue is closer.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Ontario RTA protections — rent increase caps and formal dispute resolution
  • Professional management with 24/7 maintenance portal
  • Co-working space on site — ideal for remote workers
  • Dog wash station and purpose-designed pet amenities
  • No special assessment risk that exists in condo ownership

Cons

  • Higher rents than comparable investor-owned condo units
  • No path to unit ownership — purely a rental product
  • Eastern Liberty Village location means longer walk to western neighbourhood amenities

Liberty House — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Liberty House a condo or a rental building?
Liberty House at 170 East Liberty St is a purpose-built rental building, not a condo. It is owned and operated by Main and Main Developments as a single landlord. Tenants lease directly from the building management and are protected by Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act, which includes rent increase caps and Landlord and Tenant Board access.
What are the rents at Liberty House in Liberty Village?
One-bedroom units at Liberty House start at approximately $2,680/month and two-bedroom units start at $3,650/month. As a purpose-built rental, rents are set by the building management and increase according to provincial rent increase guidelines.
Does Liberty House have a co-working space?
Yes, Liberty House has an on-site co-working space available exclusively to residents — one of the few rental buildings in Liberty Village with this amenity. The space is equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, individual workstations, and meeting areas.
What are Ontario tenant rights at Liberty House?
As a purpose-built rental under the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act, Liberty House tenants have the right to: annual rent increases limited to the provincial guideline (2.5% for 2026); formal maintenance and repair obligations from the landlord; access to the Landlord and Tenant Board for disputes; and protection from eviction except for defined legal reasons. These rights do not apply in investor-owned condo buildings.
Is Liberty House pet-friendly?
Yes, Liberty House is pet-friendly and has a dedicated dog wash station on-site. Pet deposits are typically required; confirm specific pet policies with the leasing office at the time of inquiry.
What year was Liberty House built?
Liberty House was completed in 2019 by Main and Main Developments. The 18-storey purpose-built rental tower was part of a wave of institutional rental development across Toronto as purpose-built rentals returned to the market after decades of decline.

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