106 King St E

DesignatedToronto, Ontario · Register as of September 1, 2026

Is it a heritage property?

Yes. 106 King St E, Toronto is designated under the Ontario Heritage Act, Part V (as part of a heritage conservation district).

Designation is the strongest protection under the Act and is not affected by the January 1, 2027 deadline. Source: City of Toronto — Heritage Register, as of September 1, 2026.

At a glance

Building height: about 71 m at its highest point (City of Toronto 3D massing)
Lot area: 10,119 m² (1.01 ha)
Neighbourhood: Downtown Yonge East
Heritage neighbours: 18 other heritage properties within 100 m
Designation: Part V (heritage conservation district)
By-law: 1253-2022
Ward: Ward 13 Toronto Centre
Location: Matched to the municipal address

St. James' Cathedral Burying Ground Also part of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District, enacted by LPAT Decision MM160020 dated November 16, 2021 (amended on April 5, 2022). Bylaw: 1253-2022.Description, from City of Toronto — Heritage Register

Building details from the municipality's register unless marked otherwise.

Condition on the ground

No condition reports yet.

A vacant or neglected heritage building can be reported to the municipality's property standards or by-law office (311 in most cities). Photos must be taken from public property and must not show people.

Community collection

No historic photos, documents or recollections yet. Do you have one?

Development applications

Site plan approval · filed May 4, 2009 · ClosedAt this address (the application covers 2 addresses) · 09 133350 STE 28 SAThe purpose of the application is to facilitate the redevelopment of the existing parish hall to a 3-storey, 4,000 square metre (44,000 square feet) development comprised of approximately 2,045 square metre (22,000 square feet) of renovations to the existing heritage structure,…
Site plan approval · filed January 25, 2023 · Under ReviewAbout 19 m away, at 61 Front St W · 23 106987 STE 10 SAThe Project includes:· Construction of two new platforms, with canopies, stairs and elevators; and· A new concourse area below the new platforms that will connect the York, Bay and VIA Concourses, Union Square and the Scotiabank Galleria and both York and Bay Streets, including…Application details

From municipal open data (Open Government Licence – Toronto). An application is a proposal; it doesn't change the property's heritage status. Nearby means within 50 m.

History on this site

October 5, 2026First recorded as designated

Other heritage properties on this street

Source: City of Toronto — Heritage Register, as of September 1, 2026.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.

Not legal advice. Confirm status with the municipality.