Gallery Towers
About Gallery Towers
Gallery Towers is a 24-storey purpose-built rental building at 50 Stephanie Street in Grange Park, Toronto, with 284 units. It was built in 1966 and is managed by Bernada Properties. At its 2025 inspection the City of Toronto scored it 80 out of 100, in the band the City calls “needs improvement”. The nearest subway station is Osgoode, about 7 minutes on foot.
Gallery Towers at a glance
As confirmed by the City at registration. Blanks are blank in the City's own record, not missing here.
Gallery Towers RentSafeTO inspection score
Under RentSafeTO, the City inspects common areas, mechanical systems and building records on a cycle and scores the building out of 100. The number and the wording beside it are the City’s own; nothing on this page is our assessment of the building.
Torontopolis Walk Index®
Where this building ranks against every other registered rental in Toronto for getting about on foot: to rapid transit, to the streetcar network, and to a discount grocer. The three walks are routed over the City’s own pedestrian network — sidewalks and crossings, not straight lines.
Amenities at Gallery Towers
From the registry. A crossed-out item is recorded as absent, not simply unknown.
Transit near Gallery Towers
Estimated from straight-line distance with a detour allowance at 1.4 m/s. Not a routed walk — a rail corridor or the Don can add real minutes.
Questions about Gallery Towers
Answered from the City’s register and Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act. General information, not legal advice.
Is Gallery Towers rent controlled?
Very likely. The register says Gallery Towers was built in 1966. In Ontario, the yearly rent increase guideline applies to units that were first occupied as a home on or before November 15, 2018. Units first occupied after that date are exempt from it. A building of that age is covered, so in most years the rent can rise by no more than the provincial guideline, once every 12 months, with 90 days’ written notice.
Who manages Gallery Towers?
The City of Toronto’s apartment building register lists Bernada Properties as the property manager.
What is the RentSafeTO score for Gallery Towers?
80 out of 100, from the City’s 2025 inspection. The City calls that band “needs improvement”. Under RentSafeTO the City inspects the common areas, mechanical systems and records of every apartment building with three or more storeys and ten or more units.
Does Gallery Towers allow pets?
The register records pets as allowed. Either way, a “no pets” clause in a residential lease is void in Ontario under section 14 of the Residential Tenancies Act.
What amenities does Gallery Towers have?
The register records laundry room, elevator, balconies, pets allowed, bike parking, visitor parking and intercom. It records no air conditioning, barrier-free entrance and non-smoking.
How close is Gallery Towers to the subway?
Osgoode is the nearest subway station, about 7 minutes on foot. That is estimated from straight-line distance, not a routed walk.