1050 Main Street East is an eleven-storey condominium building in Milton's Dempsey neighbourhood, positioned along the Main Street corridor with everyday shopping, schools, and commuter routes within easy reach.
1050 Main Street East is an eleven-storey condominium building in Milton's Dempsey neighbourhood, positioned along the Main Street corridor with everyday shopping, schools, and commuter routes within easy reach. The building operates under ICC Property Management Ltd and is registered across three condominium corporations, a structure that reflects the phased delivery of the address over time.
The building's place in the local market is best understood through its tenure mix: a steady flow of leasing activity alongside a smaller but consistent set of ownership trades. For buyers, that combination points to a building with an established resident community and a functional, well-used residential profile rather than a newly launched tower.
1050 Main Street East is an eleven-storey condominium in Milton's Dempsey neighbourhood, managed by ICC Property Management Ltd and registered under condo corporations 736, 11, and 670. Recorded resale activity over the trailing year has been concentrated in condominium apartment units, with five sale trades on the books. Lease activity tells a complementary story: thirty leases were recorded over the same period, split evenly between one and two bedroom suites, with fourteen of each. The typical one bedroom lease ran at $2,050 per month, while two bedroom suites typically leased for $2,375 per month.
The building's rental profile points to a steady mix of smaller households, and the even split between one and two bedroom units suggests both entry-level and move-up renters find the address workable. Sale-side composition mirrors that same condominium format, though the resale record is thinner than the lease record and should be read with that in mind.
Sale activity at 1050 Main Street East has been modest over the trailing year, with five recorded trades and a typical sale price of $550,000. Units that did trade spent a typical 84 days on market before selling, a pace that reflects a building where buyers take their time. Quarterly figures show the market moving through a wide band: the typical sale price stood at $700,000 in Q4 2024, edged up to $700,000 in Q1 2025, then fell to $575,000 in Q2 2025 and $566,500 in Q3 2025. Q4 2025 saw the typical price rise to $700,000, before Q2 2026 brought it down to $500,000.
The spread between quarters is wide relative to the number of trades in each, so quarter-to-quarter moves should be read as directional rather than precise. What the record does show is a building where sale prices have ranged considerably across the past eighteen months, with no single quarter establishing a durable level.
Living at 1050 Main Street East is shaped by the building's scale and its Main Street setting. With eleven storeys, the address carries enough density to support a settled residential community while remaining manageable in size. Day-to-day life here leans on the surrounding Dempsey neighbourhood for groceries, schools, and local services, with the building itself serving as a practical base rather than a resort-style property. ICC Property Management Ltd oversees the common elements, and prospective buyers should confirm the specific amenities and shared facilities attached to the unit and corporation they are considering, since the address spans multiple condominium corporations.
Maintenance fees at 1050 Main Street East vary by unit and by condominium corporation, since the address is registered under three separate corporations. A single building-wide fee figure is not published here. Prospective buyers should confirm the monthly fee, what it covers, and the current reserve position for the specific unit and corporation before proceeding.
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