Lakeshore · Etobicoke

Condos for sale in Humber Bay Shores.

Architectural condo towers with skyline views, a thriving café and dining scene, and the city's prettiest stretch of waterfront trail — Humber Bay Shores is lakeside condo living at its best.

At a glance

Humber Bay Shores highlights

Signature green space
Humber Bay Park East and West and the Humber Bay Arch Bridge
Recreation
Marina and sailing, dragon boating, and cycling the Martin Goodman Trail
Dining and shopping
The waterfront restaurant and café strip along the promenade
Getting around
501 Queen and 66 routes, Mimico GO nearby, Gardiner access
On the water
Mimico Linear Park and the butterfly habitat along the lake
Market data

Mimico sales, 2026 year to date

These figures are for TRREB's Mimico community, which includes Humber Bay Shores.

Detached
$1,277,108
Average sale price · median $1,262,500
68 sales
Semi-detached
$963,303
Average sale price · median $943,017
5 sales
Condo
$685,498
Average sale price · median $615,000
384 sales

Source: TRREB MLS® data via Realm for the Mimico community (includes Humber Bay Shores), sales from January 1 to October 4, 2026. Types with fewer than 5 sales are not reported. Updated monthly.

Living in Humber Bay Shores

Glass towers, marina-side promenades and one of Toronto's most active outdoor lifestyles, all along the Martin Goodman Trail. Restaurants, cafés and the waterfront are steps from the door, with downtown a short drive or ride away — it's resort-style living on the edge of the city.

The condo market

Humber Bay is a specialist's market. Buildings, developers and view orientations vary enormously, and those differences drive both lifestyle and resale value. Knowing which tower, which floor and which exposure is worth paying for is the whole game here.

Getting around

The Lake Shore streetcar, nearby Mimico GO and quick Gardiner access connect Humber Bay to downtown and the wider west end, while the waterfront trail links it on foot and by bike all the way into the core.

Buying or selling in Humber Bay Shores

We help buyers read building reputations and orientation clearly, and give sellers photography and marketing that make a lakeside suite stand out in a crowded market. If a Humber Bay condo is on your list either way, let's talk.

Parks and recreation

The waterfront is the amenity here: Humber Bay Park East and West, the landmark Humber Bay Arch Bridge, a butterfly habitat and Mimico Linear Park all sit along the lake, with a marina for sailing and dragon boating. The Martin Goodman Trail runs the length of the community for cycling and running with the skyline in view.

Everyday amenities, dining and shopping

A strip of waterfront restaurants and cafés lines the promenade, and most towers include grocery and everyday services at street level, so much of daily life is walkable. Downtown is a short streetcar or drive away when the neighbourhood's own scene isn't enough.

Questions

Humber Bay Shores, answered.

What is it like to live in Humber Bay Shores?

Humber Bay Shores is a lakeside condo community in Etobicoke, with glass towers, marina-side promenades and one of Toronto's most active outdoor lifestyles along the Martin Goodman Trail. Restaurants, cafés and the waterfront are steps away, and many towers have grocery and everyday services at street level.

How do I choose the right condo in Humber Bay Shores?

Buildings, developers and view orientations vary enormously in Humber Bay Shores, and those differences drive both day-to-day living and resale value. Knowing which tower, which floor and which exposure is worth paying for matters more here than almost anywhere else, so it pays to review each building's reputation and status certificate carefully before buying.

How much does a home cost in Humber Bay Shores?

From January 1 to October 4, 2026, condos in TRREB's Mimico community, which includes Humber Bay Shores, sold for an average of $685,498 (median $615,000) across 384 sales, detached homes for an average of $1,277,108 (median $1,262,500) across 68 sales, and semi-detached homes for an average of $963,303 (median $943,017) across 5 sales, according to TRREB MLS® data. Within Humber Bay Shores, the building, floor and view orientation make the biggest difference to what a condo is worth. For a current figure on a specific home, the Pilarski Real Estate Group can prepare a private valuation.

How do you get downtown from Humber Bay Shores?

The 501 Queen streetcar on Lake Shore and the 66 bus serve the area, Mimico GO station is nearby, and the Gardiner Expressway is minutes away. The waterfront trail also links the community to downtown on foot or by bike.

What parks are in Humber Bay Shores?

Humber Bay Park East and West, the landmark Humber Bay Arch Bridge, a butterfly habitat and Mimico Linear Park all sit along the lake, with a marina for sailing and dragon boating.

Who is a good real estate agent for Humber Bay Shores?

The Pilarski Real Estate Group is a Royal LePage team led by Julian Pilarski, who is ranked in the Top 1% of Royal LePage Realtors in Canada and has more than 20 years of experience in Etobicoke and West Toronto. The team is based at 3031 Bloor Street West in The Kingsway, a short drive from Humber Bay Shores. The team has represented condos in the area including Suite 1102 at 58 Marine Parade Drive. It represents both buyers and sellers and can be reached at 416-996-7676.

Last reviewed October 2026 by the Pilarski Real Estate Group.

In Humber Bay Shores

Recent & featured listings

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Further reading

Five questions to ask before buying a condoSmart homes in Toronto
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