110 Charles St., E., No. 2904, Toronto <\/p>\n
Asking price: $665,000 (February, 2026)<\/p>\n
Previous asking prices: $679,900 (October, 2025); $699,999 (September, 2025)<\/p>\n
Selling price: $655,000 (April, 2026)<\/p>\n
Previous selling price: $323,828 (January, 2011)<\/p>\n
Taxes: $3,529 (2025) <\/p>\n
Property days on market: 191 <\/p>\n
Listing agent: Christopher Bibby, Re\/Max Hallmark Bibby Group Realty <\/p>\n
THE ACTION Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n The 707-square-foot unit has full-height windows.Re\/Max Hallmark Bibby Group Realty<\/p>\n Agent Christopher Bibby had a one-bedroom plus den unit listed in the $700,000s on the 31st floor (unit 3106) of a 15-year-old high-rise near Bloor Street East. Then last fall he got another client with a similar model on the 29th floor. It had west-facing exposures as well, but while described as a one bedroom plus den, the two spaces were not separated by a wall.<\/p>\n \u201cI was handling the only two one-bedroom plus den units in the building, both on the desirable side,\u201d said Mr. Bibby. \u201cThe west-side [view] is unobstructed, and you get a lot of great natural light.<\/p>\n \u201cBut the majority of buyers preferred unit 3106 with a separate den.\u201d<\/p>\n This unit\u2019s lack of a fully separate den space brought the asking price below $700,000.<\/p>\n The unit received some offers, but after its tenant moved, stylish furnishings were added, and the price was lowered to $665,000 in February. Unit 3106 sold for $690,000 in March, providing the sellers of unit 2904 with a baseline for negotiating with a new buyer. A deal was written for $655,000. <\/p>\n \u201cWhen we made the last price drop to $665,000, we staged it, and it really pushed us over the finish line,\u201d Mr. Bibby said. <\/p>\n \u201cWe had a real-time sale [to reference] whereas it\u2019s been challenging to use something from like eight or nine months ago as a comparable.\u201d<\/p>\n