Colivings in Toronto

Explore the best coliving options in Toronto for remote workers and digital nomads.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Toronto

The table below compares all colivings in Toronto by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: March 2026 • 15 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Toronto (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Mimos Coliving Toronto Annex 4.9 stars
HOEM on Jarvis APARTMENTS FULL_TIME_MANAGER 4.6 stars
Marine Heights Co-Operative Homes Inc APARTMENTS 4.7 stars
Diane Frankling Co-Op 4.4 stars
Hugh Garner Housing Co-operative Inc 4.4 stars
Caroline Co-operative 4.3 stars
Harrington Coliving 4.1 stars
Windmill Line Co-Operative Homes Inc 4.2 stars
Brewin Housing Co-Op Inc 4.0 stars
William Punnett Housing Co-Op Inc APARTMENTS 3.4 stars
Campus Co-operative Residence Inc 3.5 stars
Broadview Housing Cooperative Incorporation 3.0 stars
BGO Living 2.4 stars
T C Douglas Housing Co-Operative Inc 4.3 stars
1B Spacious Private Room in Heritage Coliving Home SHARED_FLAT

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Why choose Toronto for your next coliving experience

Toronto feels like a big friendly puzzle. I have walked its neighborhoods and loved the mix of cultures, loud street festivals, and quiet lakeside nights. Winters can be cold and snowy. Summers get hot and sticky. Most travellers enjoy the chance to see four very different seasons. For digital nomads the city ticks a lot of boxes. Internet is fast and reliable. Coffee shops and co working spots are everywhere. Downtown rent and cafes can be pricey, but for some the east end or suburbs are more budget friendly. There is always stuff to do. Museums, island ferry rides, food markets, and pop up taco stalls in Kensington that I read about where people queue for the best bites. I heard about beach volleyball at Woodbine that runs until sunset. Community feels active. Meetups, tech events and friendly folks make it easy to meet other nomads. Arguably not the best for those craving quiet cheap life. For many others this city is lively and useful.