Sherbourne Estates, Toronto Condo Reviews 

Lived here for over a year. Apartments are full of bugs even though they are renovated. Homeless people are everywhere and they come into the building most of the time. Lastly, the management will just drive you insane with their incompetency to do the most basic thing such as informing tenants when work needs to be done Metcap showed that they care more about their profits than anything else...

I lived here for a year and it was awful. If you’re a woman or anyone in general it’s extremely unsafe at night and early morning it’s full of homeless people it’s terrifying. The absolute worst management possible, extremely rude and don’t care about any of the issues you have. Bed bugs, roaches, mice. Very dingy and uncomfortable. It’s cheap for a reason.

The building itself is dirty and dingy, the lobby is always smelling bad and you will smell weed in your unit, lobby everywhere! Facilities are bare minimum and poorly maintained. The laundry room is not 24/7 and the machines are not cleaned or checked often and most of the time are not working at all. You end up wasting money using machines that do not do the work they are supposed to do. The management staff is terrible, the worst I have ever seen. They don't care about your convenience and would make sure to give you a hard time in dealing with anything. The building management is rude and useless. Don't go by their renovated units - it is just like putting up a cheap makeup to a withering building, won't solve a thing and in no time you will see cockroaches and bugs everywhere in your unit. The building is depressing and the management is all the more depressing and disappointing. Living there was the worst experience of my life and I am glad we now live where they value and care for people.

The building is located 200-300 m walk from street cars on Dundas and Queen - hence easy to access. It has all basic amenities nearby and has a Walk Score of 94. It is a reasonably old building from its appearance and I saw a 1 BR which was pretty spacious as old buildings in general are. Overall, the building offers connectivity and space at an affordable price for mid-income tenants. When I visited 2/3 elevators didn't work and complemented (in a negative way) by the ageing building features; the overall maintenance didn't impress. A major issue is the safety; Moss Park as a neighborhood is known for its high crime stats numbers. The homeless shelter in the vicinity isn't helping. I saw families though, but not suitable for families in general. If one is prepared to manage the risk of crime and occasional maintenance and look for an affordable place with good connectivity, this building can be considered.