Condo in CityPlace, Toronto
10 Navy Wharf Crt
Harbour View Estates A
Also known as: Harbour View Estates I, HVE A, HVE I
10 resident reviews
70% would live here again
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Building facts
- Builder
- Concord Adex
- Property manager
- Del Property Management
- Neighbourhood
- CityPlace
- Year built
- 2005
- Concierge
- 24 hours
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Amenities
About
About this building
10 Navy Wharf Crt is the first tower of Harbour View Estates, completed by Concord Adex in 2005 near Spadina Avenue and Bremner Boulevard.
- Super Club accessSuper Club
- Golf simulator and bowlingGolf simulator
- Hydro, heat and water incl.Hydro included
- Minutes to the CN TowerNear CN Tower
It is run together with the loft building at 9 Spadina Ave, and its residents share the Super Club with every Harbour View Estates building. A tennis court sits outside. The tower adds a 24-hour concierge and guest rooms. Fees are wide-ranging, covering heat, hydro, water and air conditioning, plus building insurance and upkeep of the shared spaces. The CN Tower, the Rogers Centre and Ripley's Aquarium are a few minutes away, the lake is just across Lake Shore Boulevard, and streetcars run on Spadina and Queens Quay.
Getting around
Getting around
Nearby streetcars and buses
- 510Spadina2 min
- 509Harbourfront6 min
- 504King10 min
- 511Bathurst10 min
- 501Queen15 min
Subway
- 1UnionLine 1 Yonge-University16 min1.2 km
Walk times are approximate. TTC schedule data, Sep 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.
Residents
What residents say
What 10 residents say about living here: a summary, their ratings and their tips.
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Tips from residents
In their own words · 10 tips
“The Super Club's theatre and party room are popular for family events. Book them through the office a month or more ahead for holidays.”
“Rogers and Bell both work well here, but test your signal in the suite. I lose a bar or two away from the windows.”
“Guests have to be buzzed in or met at the desk. If friends visit often, sort out how guest access works with concierge early.”
“Moves and deliveries need the service elevator booked through concierge with a deposit, and weekend slots go fast. Book at least two weeks ahead.”
“Check the noise before signing. On event nights at the stadium and summer weekends on the waterfront, the street noise lasts well past midnight.”
“Join the residents' emails and come to the AGM. The board shares plans for big projects early, so special assessments are never a surprise.”
“Ask whether the suite has had window or balcony door repairs. Ours was drafty in winter and the fix took months between the owner and the corporation.”
“Visitor parking is first come, first served and fills up on game days. Tell friends to come early or use the Green P lots nearby when the Jays are home.”
“Hydro is billed separately by a sub-metering company, not Toronto Hydro. Ask the landlord for a recent bill so you know what to budget.”
“The Super Club is huge, but the squash courts, bowling lanes and golf simulator are booked through concierge. Book a few days ahead for weekends.”
Costs & signal
Costs and phone signal
What the condo fee covers, what residents pay on top, and whose signal works inside.
Monthly costs
Included in the condo fee
- Heat
- Water
- Shared areas
- Air conditioning
- Building insurance
You pay yourself
- Hydro
Electricity, billed to your suite
Residents say they pay this, though listings say it's included.
About $80 / month
Average from 7 residents
Based on several listings for this building. Confirm for the exact suite before you sign.
Parking & lockers
What residents paid to rent one here
About $195 / month
from 3 residents
About $50 / month
from 3 residents
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Reviews
Resident reviews
10 reviews, 3.9 out of 5 on average. Each one is from someone who lived here or knows the building.
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Would live here again: Yes
- Spotless pool and change rooms
- Close to the Spadina streetcar and Union
- Quick maintenance replies so far
- Signal drops away from the windows
- Event traffic on Bremner
Wish I'd known: Rogers and Bell both work well here, but test your signal in the suite. I lose a bar or two away from the windows.
I've only been here a few months, but so far so good. Moving in was well organized, and when my dishwasher acted up, maintenance came the next day. The pool and change rooms are spotless, and the business centre is handy when I work from home. My only real complaint is the cell signal inside the suite.
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- Carrier: Bell · Reception 3/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, didn't need one
- Do you rent a storage locker?: Yes
- Locker rent: $65 / month
Would live here again: Yes
- Huge amenity centre with squash and bowling
- Very dog-friendly, park and waterfront nearby
- Front desk staff are great
- Elevator booking rules are strict
- Building feels busy in summer
Wish I'd known: Moves and deliveries need the service elevator booked through concierge with a deposit, and weekend slots go fast. Book at least two weeks ahead.
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- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 4/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: Yes
- Parking rent: $180 / month
- Do you rent a storage locker?: Yes
- Locker rent: $40 / month
Would live here again: Yes
- Fees are reasonable for everything included
- Major repairs are planned and explained ahead
- Quiet, well-kept hallways
- Guest suites book up quickly around holidays
Wish I'd known: Join the residents' emails and come to the AGM. The board shares plans for big projects early, so special assessments are never a surprise.
This has been a very well run building in the years we've owned here. The board and management plan big jobs years ahead and explain them at the AGM, and our fees have gone up modestly. Security is good, with fob access, cameras and a 24-hour concierge desk. We use the pool almost every day and the guest suites whenever family visits. If you want a downtown condo with real amenities and a stable corporation, this is a good choice.
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- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 5/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: Under 1 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Barely any
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, I own one or it came with my place
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, I own one or it came with my place
Would live here again: Yes
- Amenities are a real step above newer towers
- Well-run board with clear updates
- Pet-friendly, lots of dogs on the grounds
- Visitor parking is tough on event nights
- Some older finishes in the common areas
Wish I'd known: Visitor parking is first come, first served and fills up on game days. Tell friends to come early or use the Green P lots nearby when the Jays are home.
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- Carrier: Bell · Reception 3/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic, Nightlife
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: Yes
- Parking rent: $180 / month
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, I own one or it came with my place
Would live here again: Yes
- Pool and gym are never crowded on weekdays
- Streetcar to Union is right outside
- Concierge holds parcels reliably
- Hydro sub-metering fees add up
- Can hear neighbours' music on weekends
Wish I'd known: Hydro is billed separately by a sub-metering company, not Toronto Hydro. Ask the landlord for a recent bill so you know what to budget.
Solid rental for the price. I work downtown and walk to the office in about fifteen minutes, or take the streetcar when it's cold. The gym and pool at the Super Club are much better than what friends have in newer towers, and I rarely wait for a machine. The suite itself is showing its age a little, but management fixed a dripping tap within a couple of days. The walls between suites aren't the thickest, so weekends can get loud depending on your neighbours.
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- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 4/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: About monthly
- Main noise sources: Neighbours, Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, didn't need one
- Do you rent a storage locker?: Yes
- Locker rent: $40 / month
Would live here again: Yes
- The Super Club is the best amenity centre in CityPlace
- Concierge team is friendly and on top of parcels
- Walk to the lake, the CN Tower and Union
- Gardiner traffic hum on the south side
- Elevators are slow around 8 a.m.
Wish I'd known: The Super Club is huge, but the squash courts, bowling lanes and golf simulator are booked through concierge. Book a few days ahead for weekends.
We bought here when the tower opened and have never seriously thought about leaving. The Super Club is the reason: a proper 25-metre pool, a running track, basketball, squash and even bowling, all a short walk through the grounds. Twenty years on, the building still feels well looked after. The hallways are clean and the concierge staff know most of us by name. You do hear the Gardiner and Lake Shore on the south side, and the elevators get slow at rush hour, but for the location and the amenities it's hard to beat.
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- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 4/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, I own one or it came with my place
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, I own one or it came with my place
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