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Condos for Sale in Pickering

Pickering's condo apartments stand mostly in Bay Ridges, along the Bayly Street corridor between the station and the harbour, where San Francisco by the Bay finished in 2019 and Universal City's first tower in 2025 and where more are rising on Celebration Drive. Town Centre is next, with buildings around the Esplanade and the mall and a City Centre plan that calls for towers of 40 and 45 storeys on the mall lands. Older low-rise and mid-rise buildings dating from the 1980s onward line Kingston Road and Liverpool Road north of the 401, and a few sit near Whites Road. Buyers are commuters who want the bridge to the GO platform, downsizers leaving Pickering houses and investors watching the casino and hospital tenant pools. The Miller team reads the certificate, the reserve study and the recent minutes so the fee is understood before the offer.

Pickering condos by the numbers

Live from the MLS® feed · updated October 8, 2026

37 For sale now
21 New in 30 days
$470,000 Median asking price Middle half $429K to $549K
$646 Asking price per sq ft
24 days Median days listed
17% Listings with a price cut Median cut 5.4%

Pickering neighbourhoods with condos for sale

NeighbourhoodFor saleNew in 30 daysMedian asking
Bay Ridges 28 16 $457,000
Town Centre 6 4 $519,900
Village East 3 1 —

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Buildings by location

The Bayly corridor buildings in Bay Ridges are the city's newest and tallest, marketed on the GO station and the bay, with smaller suites, underground parking and fees that exclude hydro; Universal City on Bayly Street and Celebration Drive is a cluster rather than a single tower, so confirm which phase a suite belongs to. Town Centre's buildings around the Esplanade put City Hall, the Central Library, the farmers' market and the mall at the door, and the tower plan for the mall lands will change that skyline through the 2030s. Kingston Road and Liverpool Road hold the 1980s and 1990s buildings with larger suites, mature grounds and fees that often include water or heat. Nautical Village, down at the harbour end of Liverpool Road, has a few suites above the shops. Bay views exist on the upper floors of the Bayly towers and carry a premium.

What the status certificate must answer

Make the offer conditional on the status certificate and read three things first: the reserve fund study and whether contributions match it, any special assessment or litigation, and the corporation's rules on leasing, pets and short-term stays. In a new Bayly Street tower, check how far fees rose after the first-year budget, how many suites are rented and whether the amenities promised at launch have opened. In a 1980s Kingston Road building, ask which large items are done, roofs, windows, balconies and the garage slab, and which are scheduled. Confirm that parking and locker are deeded rather than leased and whether visitor parking exists. Visit at rush hour and after dark to judge the 401, the rail corridor and Bayly Street. A tenanted suite carries the tenant's rights through closing under the Residential Tenancies Act, so plan the dates around that.

Questions people ask about Condos for Sale in Pickering

Which Pickering condo buildings sit nearest the GO platform?

The towers along Bayly Street in Bay Ridges, some directly across from the station at 1322 Bayly Street, and the Town Centre buildings on the north side of the 401, which reach the platform by the enclosed 250-metre bridge from Pickering Parkway Terminal. Kingston Road buildings are a bus ride on the 900 or a local route.

Are Pickering condo fees reasonable?

Judge the fee against what it includes and what the reserve fund holds rather than as a bare number. Older Kingston Road buildings often fold water or heat into a higher fee and have already paid for major replacements; new Bayly towers charge less per suite but exclude utilities and are still building their reserve.

Can I rent out a Pickering condo?

Most Pickering corporations permit long-term leases, some with a minimum term, and nearly all prohibit short-term rentals. Investor demand around the station and the casino keeps those buildings the most flexible on leasing. The declaration and rules inside the status certificate give the answer for a specific building, so read them before you buy as a landlord.