Humber Bay
Palace Pier at 2045 Lake Shore Blvd W is classic waterfront living: big floor plates, real lake and skyline views, and a long-standing prestige address with spa-level amenities and full-service staffing.
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Built in 1978 by Bramalea, Palace Pier is a 45-storey waterfront icon with roughly 433 suites. Suites often run larger than contemporary towers (about 888–3,300 sqft), which is why it remains a go-to for buyers who want room to live, not just a view corridor.
Indoor pool, spa, squash and tennis, private shuttle, valet, rooftop terrace, and concierge keep day-to-day life easy. The building’s age shows in the architecture more than in the lifestyle pitch, many owners renovate interiors while keeping the location and square footage advantages.
Palace Pier attracts downsizers from houses, professionals who want shoreline prestige, and anyone comparing legacy full-service towers against newer Annie Craig / Shore Breeze product.
Expect generous classic layouts with strong lake and city sightlines on many floors. Multi-bedroom suites and larger floor plates are a defining reason buyers shortlist Palace Pier over newer, tighter towers.
Palace Pier at 2045 Lake Shore Blvd W sits in Humber Bay, one of South Etobicoke’s most watched waterfront condo pockets. Humber Bay Shores sits on Lake Ontario between the Humber River and Mimico Creek. It is a waterfront pocket with trail access, parkland, and a short drive downtown. Condos here trade on lake views, newer amenity programming, and day-to-day convenience along Lake Shore and Marine Parade.
Nearby parks: Palace Pier Park, Humber Bay Shores Park and Sir Casimir Gzowski Park.
Residents use the waterfront trail for walking, running, and cycling, with Humber Bay Park East/West, Palace Pier Park, and shoreline lookouts minutes from most towers. Marinas, green space, and open lake views are part of the everyday rhythm, not just weekend destinations.
Cafés, casual restaurants, and grocery options cluster along Lake Shore Blvd W and the Marine Parade strip, with more choice toward Mimico Village. Errands are doable on foot in many buildings, while the Gardiner and streetcar keep downtown and midtown reachable without living in the core.
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HoodQ Mimico–Humber Bay Shores neighbourhood guideSchools, transit, and local context for this pocket.
2045 Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto, Ontario, M8V 2Z6
Commute to Downtown Toronto
Somewhat Walkable
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Good Transit
Many nearby public transportation options.
Very Bikeable
Biking is convenient for most trips.
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