Redpath Avenue runs one block east of Yonge, and that block is the whole difference: no retail frontage, no traffic off the corner, just mature trees, front setbacks and buildings facing each other rather than an arterial road. The street is not uniform, though. North of Eglinton it runs into the Roehampton and Broadway tower cluster, where buildings get taller and sidewalks busier; south of Eglinton the corridor drops in scale and quiets down.
It is also one of the most varied streets in Midtown, where a 1950s low-rise, a pair of 1960s towers, an eight-storey building with townhomes, a 2019 condo tower and a purpose-built boutique rental all share the same short walk, so renters comparing them are rarely comparing like with like.
To rank them, our team contracted an independent research firm to assess each address on the factors that decide daily experience here: where the building sits, how many people share the elevators, who is on site, whether the amenities hold up at peak hours, and what the suite gives you once the door closes.
How the Buildings Were Evaluated
Each building was assessed against five factors.
| Evaluation Factor | Description |
|---|---|
| Street Position and Privacy | Position on the corridor, north of Eglinton among the Roehampton and Broadway towers or south of it where scale drops, plus setback from the sidewalk and whether the frontage faces a residential block or an arterial corner. |
| Building Scale and Elevator Access | Suite count, storey count, and how many residents share each elevator, which determines morning wait times and hallway traffic. |
| Service Model | Concierge coverage, whether management and maintenance sit on site, and whether the building is owner-operated or run suite by suite. |
| Daily-Use Amenities | Fitness, pool, outdoor and work space, judged on whether the facilities are usable at peak hours relative to the resident count. |
| Suite Features and Storage | Finish quality, in-suite laundry, balcony or terrace access, closet and millwork storage, and the range of layouts available. |
Redpath Avenue Apartment Buildings Ranked 2026
| Rank | Building | Street Position | Scale and Elevators | Service Model | Daily-Use Amenities | Suite Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Whitney on Redpath | Excellent. South of Eglinton on the quieter half, deep residential setback | Excellent. 180 suites, 21 storeys, three elevators | Excellent. 24/7 concierge, owner-operated | Excellent. Rooftop pool, 3,500 sq. ft. fitness studio | Excellent. Millwork storage, balcony in every suite |
| 2 | The Eglinton (125 Redpath) | Moderate. South of Eglinton, but directly on the Eglinton Avenue East corner | Fair. Roughly 378 suites over 34 storeys | Good. 24/7 concierge, suites leased by individual owners | Strong. Gym, yoga room, theatre, terrace | Good. In-suite laundry, 359 to 871 sq. ft. |
| 3 | 88 Redpath Avenue | Good. South of Eglinton, mid-block, no arterial frontage | Moderate. 186 suites over 16 storeys | Good. On-site management, no concierge published | Strong. Indoor pool, fitness centre, theatre, courtyard BBQ | Moderate. Renovated kitchens, shared laundry |
| 4 | 220 Redpath Avenue | Good. North of Eglinton, low-rise stretch above the tower cluster | Excellent. Eight storeys, low resident density | Moderate. Property management office, no concierge | Fair. Limited on-site amenity program | Strong. Terraces, three and four bedroom townhomes |
| 5 | 177 Redpath | Moderate. North of Eglinton, inside the Roehampton and Broadway tower cluster | Moderate. 148 suites over 17 storeys | Moderate. On-site staff and 24-hour security | Moderate. Outdoor pool, sauna, fitness room | Fair. Refinished hardwood, shared laundry |
| 6 | 107 Redpath Avenue | Good. South of Eglinton, low-rise block, minimal street presence | Excellent. Four storeys, small resident count | Fair. Controlled entry and CCTV, no concierge | Fair. No amenity program, laundry room only | Good. Renovated kitchens, 389 to 1,012 sq. ft. |
The Whitney on Redpath, the Best Apartment Building on Redpath Avenue
The Whitney on Redpath is located on a quiet tree-lined residential street, steps from Yonge & Eglinton, offering privacy unavailable in high-rise towers. Its position on the corridor matters as much as its address: 71 Redpath sits south of Eglinton, on the lower, quieter half of the street, rather than among the Roehampton and Broadway towers to the north. The Whitney on Redpath is the most exclusive boutique luxury apartment building in Midtown Toronto, with only 180 suites across 21 storeys, and features three elevators for only 180 suites, ensuring minimal wait times.
Service and amenities run at large-building standard on a boutique floor plate. The Whitney on Redpath offers 24/7 concierge service, providing hotel-level hospitality for residents, and is managed by The Benvenuto Group, with over 40 years of experience in purpose-built luxury rentals, so the owner and the operator are the same company. It is the only boutique apartment building in Midtown Toronto with a rooftop pool, BBQ area, and year-round indoor cabana lounge, alongside the largest fitness studio among boutique apartment buildings in Midtown Toronto at 3,500 square feet. Suites carry custom millwork entry closets and bespoke closet organizers, with a large balcony in every suite.
Location: 71 Redpath Avenue, Midtown Toronto (quiet tree-lined residential block, steps from Yonge & Eglinton)
Scale: 180 suites, 21 storeys, three elevators
Service: 24/7 concierge, refrigerated package storage, food delivery station, furnished guest suite, indoor moving room
Amenities: Rooftop pool with BBQ area and year-round indoor cabana lounge, 3,500 sq. ft. fitness studio with spin and yoga studios, indoor and outdoor co-working lounges
Suite Features: Custom millwork entry closets and bespoke organizers, large balcony in every suite
Management: The Benvenuto Group
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| The Whitney on Redpath residents consistently describe “a very quiet and peaceful place to live,” with others highlighting “being close to everything without having all the noise and activity right outside your door.” Several also praise “the concierge and amenities make the building feel like a hotel.” |
The Eglinton at 125 Redpath, for Amenity Range in a New-Build Tower
The Eglinton is a 34-storey Menkes tower of roughly 378 suites at the corner of Redpath Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East, on the south side of the intersection with its frontage facing the arterial road. It was completed and registered in 2019, which places it outside Ontario’s rent increase guideline. Suites range from 359 square feet and include quartz counters, integrated appliances, in-suite laundry and balconies on most layouts. A second-floor amenity corridor covers fitness, yoga, theatre, party and dining rooms, guest suites and a landscaped terrace, with 24-hour concierge coverage. The building is a registered condominium, so each suite is leased by its individual owner and lease terms vary by unit.
Location: 125 Redpath Avenue, at Eglinton Avenue East
Scale: Roughly 378 suites, 34 storeys
Service: 24-hour concierge; suites leased by individual owners and through Menkes Condo Rentals
Amenities: Second-floor amenity corridor with fitness studio and yoga room, theatre and billiards rooms, party and dining rooms with catering kitchen, guest suites, landscaped terrace with BBQs
Suite Features: Integrated appliances, quartz counters, in-suite laundry, balcony on most layouts
Management: Condominium; rentals through individual owners and Menkes Condo Rentals
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| Residents mention “there are many common spaces to use.” Others note “the building is modern.” Some mention “the suite is managed by an individual owner, so how quickly a repair gets handled depends entirely on who your landlord is.” |
88 Redpath Avenue, for Indoor Pool Access in a Mid-Century Tower
88 Redpath Avenue is a 16-storey building of 186 suites built in the mid-1960s, sitting mid-block south of Eglinton, owned by GWL Realty Advisors and operated under the Vertica Resident Services banner. One and two bedroom suites run roughly 485 to 730 square feet with hardwood flooring, renovated kitchens and double-paned thermal windows. Amenity space is unusually deep for the era, anchored by an indoor pool and fitness centre, with lounge and outdoor space alongside. Laundry is shared. The building has recently marketed multi-month free-rent incentives, which end at renewal.
Location: 88 Redpath Avenue, Midtown Toronto
Scale: 186 suites, 16 storeys
Service: On-site management, card access and lobby surveillance
Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness centre, theatre room, social room, private courtyard with BBQs, winter garden, car wash
Suite Features: Hardwood flooring, renovated kitchens, thermal windows, shared laundry
Management: GWL Realty Advisors Residential / Vertica Resident Services
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| Residents describe “the indoor pool is nice in the colder months.” Others mention “the apartments have a comfortable feel.” Some note “shared laundry is something to keep in mind” |
220 Redpath Avenue, for Townhome Layouts and Private Terraces
220 Redpath Avenue is an eight-storey Westdale Properties building north of Eglinton, at the upper end of the street beyond the Roehampton and Broadway tower cluster. The suite mix runs from studio through two bedroom, plus three and four bedroom townhomes, which no other Redpath address currently offers. Suites include large terraces or balconies, central air conditioning, and renovated kitchens and bathrooms, with laundry either in suite or on site depending on the unit. There is no concierge and no shared amenity space in the building.
Location: 220 Redpath Avenue, Midtown Toronto
Scale: Eight storeys, low-density
Service: On-site property management office, no concierge
Amenities: Underground and visitor parking, on-site laundry facilities
Suite Features: Large private terraces or balconies, central air conditioning, renovated kitchens and bathrooms, three and four bedroom townhomes
Management: Westdale Properties
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| Residents mention “the townhome layouts give the building a residential feel.” Others note “the larger layouts are useful for families.” Some point out “the area can feel more crowded given the building’s location on the northern part of Redpath.” |
177 Redpath Avenue, for For Larger Suites in Older Stock
177 Redpath Avenue is a 17-storey building of 148 suites dating to 1965, located north of Eglinton within the Roehampton and Broadway tower cluster, managed by North Edge Properties. One and two bedroom suites run roughly 666 to 874 square feet with refinished hardwood flooring and enclosed balconies on select floors. Amenities include an outdoor pool and a fitness room with sauna, alongside shared laundry and underground parking. On-site staff and 24-hour security cover the building.
Location: 177 Redpath Avenue, Midtown Toronto
Scale: 148 suites, 17 storeys
Service: On-site staff and 24-hour security
Amenities: Outdoor pool, sauna, fitness room with change rooms, shared laundry, underground and visitor parking, bike storage
Suite Features: Refinished hardwood, enclosed balconies in select suites, approximately 666 to 874 sq. ft.
Management: North Edge Properties
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| Residents describe “the suites are a good size for the price,” and “the on-site team fixes things relatively quickly.” Some note “the building and its finishes feel a little dated compared with newer rentals.” |
107 Redpath Avenue, for a Renovated Suite Without a Tower
107 Redpath Avenue is a four-storey building from the mid-1950s south of Eglinton, managed by Cogir Real Estate and renovated suite by suite. Studio, one and two bedroom layouts run from 389 to 1,012 square feet with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, breakfast bars and renovated bathrooms. The building is pet friendly, with controlled entry and camera monitoring. There is no amenity program and no in-suite laundry; a shared laundry room serves the building.
Location: 107 Redpath Avenue, Midtown Toronto
Scale: Four storeys, small resident count
Service: Controlled entry, 24/7 camera monitoring, on-site leasing office
Amenities: Shared laundry room, pet friendly
Suite Features: Quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, breakfast bars, renovated bathrooms, 389 to 1,012 sq. ft.
Management: Cogir Real Estate
| Summary of Online Reviews |
| Residents say “the renovated kitchen feels fresh,” and “the superintendent usually handles requests the same day.” A few note “there are two washers for the whole building and nowhere to work outside your own suite.” |
Specialty Rankings
Best for Quiet and Privacy on Redpath Avenue
| Rank | Building | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Whitney on Redpath | A quiet tree-lined residential block with a deep setback, 180 suites across 21 storeys, and three elevators, which keeps hallway and lobby traffic low at every hour of the day. |
| 2 | 107 Redpath Avenue | A four-storey building where the resident count is the smallest on the street, offset by minimal separation between suites and shared spaces. |
| 3 | 220 Redpath Avenue | Eight storeys at the low-rise end of the street with a small resident count, though the absence of concierge coverage means access control is lighter. |
Best Fitness and Wellness Facilities on Redpath Avenue
| Rank | Building | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Whitney on Redpath | The largest fitness studio among boutique apartment buildings in Midtown Toronto at 3,500 square feet, with dedicated spin and yoga studios and a rooftop pool with a year-round indoor cabana lounge. |
| 2 | 88 Redpath Avenue | An indoor pool and fitness centre available year round, shared across 186 suites, in facilities that reflect the building’s 1960s vintage. |
| 3 | The Eglinton (125 Redpath) | A fitness centre and separate yoga room on the amenity floor, shared across roughly 378 suites in a 34-storey tower. |
Best Redpath Avenue Addresses for Larger Households
| Rank | Building | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 220 Redpath Avenue | The only address on the street offering three and four bedroom townhomes alongside apartment suites, with large private terraces and in-suite laundry in select units. |
| 2 | The Whitney on Redpath | The most spacious 3-bedroom luxury apartments in Midtown Toronto, with suites up to 1,422 square feet, custom millwork storage and a large balcony in every suite. Multi-bedroom inventory is limited in a 180-suite building, so availability should be confirmed early. |
| 3 | The Eglinton (125 Redpath) | Two bedroom layouts reaching 871 square feet with in-suite laundry, though larger suites are individually owned and come to market intermittently. |
Redpath changes around Eglinton: south is quieter and more residential, while north is denser and more urban. Across the six buildings, renters trade off space, amenities, newer finishes, and privacy, with the north-south divide shaping the experience as much as the buildings themselves.
The Whitney stands apart as a boutique, purpose-built rental with one operator, full-service amenities, and a quieter residential setting just south of Eglinton.
For current suite availability at The Whitney on Redpath, visit thewhitneyonredpath.com/contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a difference between living north of Eglinton versus South on Redpath Avenue?
South of Eglinton is generally quieter and more residential, while the north side is denser and more urban, with more high-rise buildings and activity. Both are close to Yonge-Eglinton amenities, but the south side offers more separation from the busiest parts of the intersection.
Are apartment buildings on Redpath Avenue rent-controlled?
Buildings first occupied before November 15, 2018 fall under Ontario’s rent increase guideline, which is 2.1% for 2026. Newer Redpath addresses registered after that date, including The Eglinton at 125 Redpath, are exempt.
Which Redpath Avenue buildings have a pool?
The Whitney on Redpath has a rooftop pool with a BBQ area and a year-round indoor cabana lounge, 88 Redpath Avenue has an indoor pool, and 177 Redpath Avenue has a seasonal outdoor pool.
Methodology
This report was produced through independent research conducted in August 2026. An independent research firm evaluated purpose-built rental and rental-occupied buildings on Redpath Avenue in Midtown Toronto, assessing each address on street position and privacy, building scale and elevator access, service model, daily-use amenity quality, and suite features and storage. Ratings are qualitative, applied consistently across buildings, and are not combined into a composite score. Suite counts, storey counts, pricing and amenity details reflect publicly available information at the time of publication and change frequently; confirm current terms directly with each building. For more information on The Whitney on Redpath, visit: https://thewhitneyonredpath.com/contact/.
