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New waterfront condos by Empire Communities, designed by Kirkor Architects, steps from Sugar Beach and the Financial District.
The essentials for buyers, tenants and landlords at Empire Quay House.
Registration forms for tenants and residents at Empire Quay House, 15 Richardson Street.
A new 21-storey waterfront residence in Toronto's East Bayfront.
Empire Quay House at 15 Richardson Street is a 21-storey, 463-suite condominium on Toronto's waterfront, completed in 2025. Developed by Empire Communities, it was designed by Kirkor Architect + Planners with interiors by U31.
Suites range from compact studios of roughly 340 sq. ft. to larger layouts of about 1,100 sq. ft., and the building offers shared work, study and social spaces alongside fitness and outdoor amenities.
Residents are close to Sugar Beach and the waterfront, with a Loblaws nearby, a TTC bus stop at Lower Jarvis Street and Lake Shore Boulevard East, and the Gardiner Expressway and Lower Sherbourne ramps within about 250 metres.
Workspaces, social lounges and outdoor terraces.
East Bayfront, on the waterfront and close to downtown.
15 Richardson Street is known as Empire Quay House, a condominium in Toronto's waterfront East Bayfront neighbourhood.
The building was developed by Empire Communities. Architecture is by Kirkor Architect + Planners, with interior design by U31.
Empire Quay House is a 21-storey building with 463 suites, completed in 2025, according to the sources we reviewed. Always confirm figures on the status certificate.
The building is governed by TSCC 3139 and managed by FirstService Residential.
Residents enjoy a 24-hour concierge, fitness centre, yoga and meditation rooms, a co-working lounge, study room, social lounge with catering kitchen, party room, an outdoor courtyard with BBQ area and pergola, a 12th-floor terrace lounge, a gated pet area, a parcel storage room and underground parking.
Maintenance fees generally cover building insurance and the upkeep of common elements and amenities. Suite utilities are generally billed separately, so budget for them on top of the monthly fee. Fees and inclusions vary by suite, so confirm on the individual listing or status certificate.
Sugar Beach and the waterfront are close by, and a Loblaws supermarket is a short walk away. The Financial District, Union Station and the Distillery District are all a short trip from the building.
A TTC bus stop at Lower Jarvis Street and Lake Shore Boulevard East is nearby, with connections toward Union Station. For drivers, the Gardiner Expressway and Lower Sherbourne ramps are within about 250 metres, and the Don Valley Parkway is close.
The building has a gated pet area, and pets are generally permitted subject to the condominium corporation's rules. Tenants should note that individual landlords may set their own pet policies in the lease.
Long-term leasing is permitted, making the building a popular choice for investors. Short-term rentals such as Airbnb are far more restricted: under City of Toronto rules they are only allowed in a host's principal residence and must be registered with the City, and the condo corporation may apply its own restrictions. Review the declaration and rules before listing.