Pet-Friendly Condos in Toronto: Weight Limits, Pet Restrictions & Dog-Friendly Building
Buying or renting a condo in Toronto when you have a pet adds one more very important item to the property search: does the building actually allow your pet?
It sounds simple, but Toronto condo pet rules are anything but consistent.
If you're searching for a pet-friendly condo in Toronto, particularly with a larger dog, this is something worth investigating before falling in love with a unit.
Can Toronto Condos Actually Ban Pets?
Yes.
Although Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act generally makes a standard "no pets" clause in a residential lease unenforceable, condominiums are different. A condo corporation's governing documents can prohibit pets or place restrictions on their number, type, size, weight and use of common areas. That means a tenant renting a condo can still be subject to the building's pet rules even if their individual lease says otherwise.
For the purposes of this list, we have focused on buildings that we KNOW have restrictions. If you do not see a building you are looking at on here, it likely means they do not have a restriction. However, just because it's not on this list does not mean the building doesn't have one. We suggest having your lawyer or agent review the condo by-laws prior to calling it home.
Now, onto the buildings.
Yorkville, Bloor & The Annex
If you're looking for a dog-friendly condo in Yorkville, pay particularly close attention to weight restrictions. Policies vary dramatically from building to building here.
1 Bloor St E
Up to 1 pet, with a maximum weight of approximately 30 lbs.10 Bellair St
1 pet permitted with no specified size restriction.15 McMurrich St
The combined number of dogs and cats in a unit cannot exceed 2.21 Scollard St
Dogs must be under 30 lbs.32 Davenport Rd
Up to 2 pets permitted, with no specified size restriction.35 Balmuto St
Pets may not exceed 20 kg, or approximately 44 lbs.40 Scollard St
1 pet per unit. No specified size restriction, although Rottweilers and Pit Bulls are restricted.55 Prince Arthur Ave — The Annex
1 pet permitted up to 55 lbs.77 Charles St W
1 dog permitted, maximum 35 lbs.110 Bloor St W
Dogs are not permitted.155 Yorkville Ave
1 pet permitted, maximum 22 lbs.170 Avenue Rd
Up to 2 pets, with a combined maximum weight of 30 lbs.175 Cumberland St
1 pet under 25 lbs and no taller than approximately 18 inches at the shoulder.980 Yonge St
1 dog or 2 cats per unit, with a combined maximum weight of 25 lbs.1166 Bay St
1 pet per unit with a maximum fully grown weight of 12 kg, or approximately 26 lbs.1331 Bay St
1 dog, 1 cat, 1 caged bird or fish permitted.377 Madison Ave
No specified pet number or size limits.
Toronto Waterfront & Harbourfront
8 York St / 208 Queens Quay W / 216 Queens Quay W
Up to 2 pets, with no specified size restriction.10 Yonge St
Either 1 dog, 2 cats, or 1 dog and 1 cat. No specified weight restriction.33, 55, 65, 77 & 99 Harbour Sq
Pets are not permitted.250 Queens Quay W
No specified pet or size limit.260 Queens Quay W
No specified pet or size limit.270 Queens Quay W
No specified pet or size limit.215 Fort York Blvd
1 dog permitted under 25 lbs.
Riverside & South Riverdale
River City / Baseball Place Area
15 Baseball Pl
No specified pet number or weight restriction.25 Baseball Pl
No specified pet number or weight restriction.30 Baseball Pl
No specified pet number or weight restriction.45 Baseball Pl
No specified pet number or weight restriction.
Broadview
68 Broadview Ave
Up to 2 pets, with no specified weight restriction.90 Broadview Ave
Up to 2 pets, with no specified weight restriction.665 Queen St E
No specified pet number or weight restriction.
For anyone condo shopping with a medium or large dog, Riverside can be a particularly good neighbourhood to investigate.
Corktown & Canary District
37 Lower River St
1 dog permitted with no specified size restriction.47 Lower River St
1 dog permitted with no specified size restriction.Canary District
32 Trolley Cres
1 dog or cat permitted with no specified size restriction.455 Front St E
Approximately 50-lb limit. The building also has provisions regarding dogs considered dangerous or aggressive by the board.
Leslieville
150 Logan Ave
Up to 2 pets, with no specified weight restriction.201 Carlaw Ave
Up to 2 pets, with no specified weight restriction.233 Carlaw Ave
No specified pet restrictions.245 Carlaw Ave
Pets are permitted provided they are not considered a nuisance or danger. No specified number or weight restriction.1190 Dundas St E
Up to 2 pets with no specified weight restriction.
St. Lawrence Market & Downtown East
30 Wellington St E
Dogs are not permitted; cats are permitted.205 Frederick St
1 dog permitted with no specified size restriction.400 Adelaide St E
1 dog permitted with no specified size restriction.Newer Building to Watch: Celeste — 121 George St
Celeste is a newer downtown development near St. Lawrence Market and includes a dedicated pet zone, making it one of the newer Toronto condo projects clearly designed with pet owners in mind. Published completion estimates have ranged around 2026–2027, so buyers should confirm current occupancy timing and the finalized condominium pet rules directly with the building.
A pet amenity is a great sign, but remember: a pet spa or dog run does not automatically mean there are no weight or number restrictions.
Church-Wellesley Village
Pet owners need to pay particularly close attention here, as several buildings permit certain animals while prohibiting others.
25 Maitland St
Pets are not permitted.62 Wellesley St E
Cats permitted; dogs are not.77 Carlton St
Dogs are not permitted.555 Yonge St
Dogs are not permitted.
Bay Street Corridor & Downtown Core
633 Bay St - Horizon on Bay
Pets are not permitted. Current 2026 listings continue to identify the building as no-pets.711 Bay St
1 small dog permitted and must be capable of being carried by hand.1166 Bay St
1 pet per unit, maximum approximately 26 lbs.71 Bay St
Historically reported as allowing 1 small dog that must be capable of being carried. Because this address/policy is difficult to independently verify, we recommend confirming the condominium corporation and current rule before relying on this one.
King West, Front Street West & Liberty Village
Most buildings in this area allow pets and dont have any major weight or size restrictions.
375 King St W
1 pet permitted up to 35 lbs.550 Front St W
1 pet permitted, maximum 30 lbs.
Liberty Village
21 Pirandello St
Pets permitted unless they are deemed a nuisance or danger by the condo board. No specified number or weight restriction.
Beaconsfield Village & West Queen West
20 Gladstone Ave
1 dog permitted with no specified size restriction.189 Dovercourt Rd
Pit Bulls and Dobermans are restricted.
Roncesvalles, High Park & Junction Triangle
437 Roncesvalles Ave
Up to 2 pets with no specified size restriction.High Park
383 Ellis Park Rd
Up to 2 pets with no specified weight restriction.
For dog owners who want condo living without giving up immediate access to green space, proximity to High Park can be a major lifestyle advantage.
Junction Triangle
530 Indian Grove
Up to 2 pets permitted.
Old Mill
12 Old Mill Rd
Up to 2 pets, although only 1 may be a dog. Cats, birds and other typical household pets are also permitted.
North York
195 Wynford Dr
Pets are not permitted.205 Wynford Dr
Pets are not permitted.215 Wynford Dr
Pets are not permitted.
Which Toronto Condos Allow Large Dogs?
If you own a larger dog, this is usually the first question to ask, and it's where condo shopping can become frustrating.
Based on the policies above, some buildings worth investigating include:
8 York St / 208 & 216 Queens Quay W
10 Bellair St
32 Davenport Rd
20 Gladstone Ave
21 Pirandello St
37 & 47 Lower River St
68 Broadview Ave
88 Broadway Ave
90 Broadview Ave
150 Logan Ave
201 Carlaw Ave
205 Frederick St
233 & 245 Carlaw Ave
250, 260 & 270 Queens Quay W
383 Ellis Park Rd
400 Adelaide St E
437 Roncesvalles Ave
665 Queen St E
1190 Dundas St E
These are especially worth investigating if you're searching for Toronto condos with no dog weight limit.
But "no restriction specified" should never be interpreted as a guarantee. Always have the current documents reviewed before making a purchase based on a pet policy.
What Should Pet Owners Check Before Buying a Toronto Condo?
When we're helping a buyer with a dog or cat, the question isn't simply, "Does the building allow pets?"
We also want to know:
How many pets can you have?
Some buildings permit pets but restrict the household to one or two.
Is there a weight or height limit?
A 25-lb restriction obviously creates a very different search than a building with no size restriction.
Are there breed restrictions?
Some condominium documents specifically identify certain breeds or categories of dogs.
Do limits apply per pet or to their combined weight?
This matters if you have two animals.
Are there rules for common areas?
Buildings may require pets to use particular entrances, elevators or designated areas.
Does the building have pet-friendly amenities?
Dog runs, pet washing stations and easy outdoor access can make everyday condo living substantially easier.
Most importantly, read the current condominium documents rather than relying solely on an MLS listing or an old online building profile.
The Condominium Authority of Ontario confirms that condo governing documents may regulate the number, size, weight and type of pets allowed, and condo rules can be amended over time.
Finding the Right Condo for You and Your Pet
The good news is that owning a pet doesn't mean giving up on condo living in Toronto.
There are plenty of pet-friendly condos across the city. including buildings with no specified dog weight restriction, two-pet allowances, dog runs, pet spas and easy access to Toronto's best parks and trails.
The trick is knowing where to look.
If you're looking for a pet-friendly condo in Toronto or the GTA, tell us a little about what you're looking for, including your pet's breed, size and number of animals, and the ASP Team can help narrow down buildings that fit both your real estate needs and your lifestyle.
Looking for a condo that works for you and your four-legged roommate? Get in touch with the ASP Team and we'll help you start the search.