Toronto

Canada's largest city — condos, family homes, and everything between, across dozens of distinct neighbourhoods.

Overview

Overview for Toronto, Ontario

Toronto is Canada's largest city. Downtown is mostly condo towers. The older areas around it are mostly houses. Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough have bigger lots. Buyers here pay two land transfer taxes: one to Ontario and one to the City.

Municipality: Toronto, Ontario
On the market today: 8282 homes
Prices, supply and pace: Ask for the numbers

We do not publish area statistics. An agent who works Toronto sends you the current numbers when you ask — dated, and with the context that goes with them.

Neighbourhoods

Where to look in Toronto

The homes

Most homes for sale downtown and near the subway are condos. The older areas have semi-detached and detached houses. Many were built before 1950. Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough have more detached homes on larger lots.

Downtown
Condo towers near the lake, the financial district and the waterfront.
Midtown
Yonge and Eglinton and the streets around it, with condos and older houses.
Etobicoke
The west end, from Mimico's lakeshore condos to detached homes further north.
North York
Condos along Yonge Street and detached homes on the streets beside it.
Scarborough
The east end, with detached homes, townhomes and the Scarborough Bluffs.

Living here

Around Toronto, Ontario

Getting around Toronto: trains, buses and highways.

The TTC runs subway lines, streetcars and buses across the city.
GO trains connect Union Station to every part of the region.
The UP Express runs from Union Station to Toronto Pearson Airport.
Highways 401, 427 and 404, the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway carry most car trips.

Free Guides & Reports

The report and the guides, on request

The GTA monthly report and our neighbourhood guides — sent by an agent, not a download link.

Neighbourhood guides (buyers)

On the market

Homes in Toronto

Homes on the market in the area.

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For sale

24 Marion Street

24 MARION STREET

3+1 BD | 2 BA

$1,050,000

Listed by RE/MAX METROPOLIS REALTY

For sale

PH07 – 280 Dundas Street

PH07 - 280 DUNDAS STREET W

2 BD | 2 BA

$748,000

Listed by HC REALTY GROUP INC.

For sale

246 – 139 Merton Street

246 - 139 MERTON STREET

2+1 BD | 2 BA

$559,000

Listed by CHESTNUT PARK REAL ESTATE LIMITED

For sale

1605 – 15 Mercer Street

1605 - 15 MERCER STREET

2 BD | 2 BA

$629,000

Listed by AVION REALTY INC.

Questions

Toronto, answered

How many homes are for sale in Toronto?

Our site lists 8,282 homes for sale in Toronto. Ask Kerri for the latest prices, counts and status.

What kinds of homes are in Toronto?

How do people get around from Toronto?

The TTC runs subway lines, streetcars and buses across the city. GO trains connect Union Station to every part of the region. The UP Express runs from Union Station to Toronto Pearson Airport. Highways 401, 427 and 404, the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway carry most car trips.

Do you pay extra land transfer tax in Toronto?

Yes. You pay two taxes: one to Ontario and one to the City of Toronto. First-time buyers can get up to $4,000 back from Ontario and up to $4,475 back from Toronto.

Do you stage and market homes for sale in Toronto?

Yes. We stage your Toronto home for free when we list it. Every listing also gets HDR photos, video, drone footage and a 3D virtual tour. Most buyers see a home online first. It has to look its best there.

Do you help first-time buyers in Toronto?

Yes. We start with the full cost, not just the price. That means the down payment, land transfer tax and closing costs. Before you make an offer in Toronto, we show you what similar homes nearby sold for. Then you know what the home is worth. Our Local Buyer Guide is free and covers each step.

How much is my Toronto home worth?

Ask us for a free home valuation. A local agent looks at recent sales near you and sends you a price range. There is no cost and no obligation.

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