26 Innismore Crescent E
26 Innismore Crescent E
  • $799,900
26 Innismore Crescent E, Scarborough, Wexford-Maryvale
  • 3 + 2 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage
91 Kirknewton Road
91 Kirknewton Road
  • $910,000
91 Kirknewton Road, Toronto, Caledonia-Fairbank
  • 3 + 1 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1 Garage
180 Goulding Avenue
180 Goulding Avenue
  • $1,999,000
180 Goulding Avenue, Toronto, Newtonbrook West
  • 4 + 2 Beds
  • 6 Baths
  • 2 Garage
86 Patterson Avenue
86 Patterson Avenue
  • $1,095,000
86 Patterson Avenue, Scarborough, Oakridge
  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage
35 Wintermute Boulevard
35 Wintermute Boulevard
  • $1,230,000
35 Wintermute Boulevard, Scarborough, Steeles
  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2 Garage
96 Cindy Nicholas Drive
96 Cindy Nicholas Drive
  • $1,099,000
96 Cindy Nicholas Drive, Scarborough, Morningside
  • 4 + 1 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 2 Garage
22 Hamptonbrook Drive
22 Hamptonbrook Drive
  • $1,200,000
22 Hamptonbrook Drive, Toronto, Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview
  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 2 Garage
8 Burnfield Avenue
8 Burnfield Avenue
  • $999,000
8 Burnfield Avenue, Toronto, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 0 Garage
5 Queensbury Avenue
5 Queensbury Avenue
  • $699,888
5 Queensbury Avenue, Scarborough, Birchcliffe-Cliffside
  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 0 Garage
154 Freshmeadow Drive
154 Freshmeadow Drive
  • $695,000
154 Freshmeadow Drive, North York, Hillcrest Village
  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 0 Garage
33 Urbandale Avenue
33 Urbandale Avenue
  • $1,380,000
    39.47%
    (Last Sold: $ 2,280,000)
33 Urbandale Avenue, North York, Newtonbrook East
  • 3 + 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 2 Garage
16 Wells Hill Avenue
16 Wells Hill Avenue
  • $3,995,000
16 Wells Hill Avenue, Toronto, Casa Loma
  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 0 Garage
356 Wallace Avenue
356 Wallace Avenue
  • $1,399,000
356 Wallace Avenue, Toronto, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
  • 3 + 1 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage
336 Betty Ann Drive
336 Betty Ann Drive
  • $1,739,500
336 Betty Ann Drive, Toronto, Willowdale West
  • 4 + 1 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2 Garage
1040 Ossington Avenue
1040 Ossington Avenue
  • $999,000
1040 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
  • 3 + 2 Beds
  • 5 Baths
  • 2 Garage
62 Ash Crescent
62 Ash Crescent
  • $1,849,890
62 Ash Crescent, Etobicoke, Long Branch
  • 3 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 1 Garage
44 Queensdale Avenue
44 Queensdale Avenue
  • $998,000
44 Queensdale Avenue, East York, Danforth Village-East York
  • 3 + 1 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage
37 Markland Drive
37 Markland Drive
  • $1,725,000
37 Markland Drive, Etobicoke, Markland Wood
  • 3 + 2 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 1 Garage
221 Bedford Park Avenue
221 Bedford Park Avenue
  • $2,195,000
221 Bedford Park Avenue, Toronto, Lawrence Park North
  • 3 + 1 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage
1490 Islington Avenue
1490 Islington Avenue
  • $2,929,888
1490 Islington Avenue, Etobicoke, Princess-Rosethorn
  • 6 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 1 Garage
4 Coalport Drive
4 Coalport Drive
  • $949,900
4 Coalport Drive, Scarborough, Birchcliffe-Cliffside
  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 1 Garage
3 Twyford Court
3 Twyford Court
  • $2,399,000
3 Twyford Court, Etobicoke, Princess-Rosethorn
  • 3 + 1 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 2 Garage
54 Bearbury Drive
54 Bearbury Drive
  • $1,699,000
54 Bearbury Drive, Etobicoke, Markland Wood
  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 2 Garage
19 Toffee Court
19 Toffee Court
  • $1,099,000
19 Toffee Court, Etobicoke, New Toronto
  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 0 Garage

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The City That's Worth All the Buzz

Looking for a new home in Toronto real estate? Your new city has a lot of hype around it. Yes, out of all the cities in Canada, most immigrants as well as residents pick Toronto for home-buying. People from all over the world prefer to call this city their “home.” But keep in mind that the hype around Toronto is not without a reason. In fact, there are a lot of appealing reasons why many choose to settle down in the city.

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Biggest Reasons Why People Look for a House in Toronto Real Estate

City with the Most Diversity

Almost half of the people living in Toronto are from outside the country. Also, half of the Torontonians are visible minorities. No matter your religion, race, or language, one thing is sure - you’ll feel welcomed in Toronto. This is one of the main reasons why people from outside and even within the country buy a house in Toronto real estate. From the neighbourhoods to food and festivals, you’ll basically see diversity everywhere in the city.

World-Class Amenities and Services

A lot of people who can afford to live in Toronto settle down here. But most others who cannot afford a house for sale in Toronto still try to settle as near as they can to the city. Want to know why this hype? That’s because Toronto has world-class amenities and services. From excellent healthcare and transport systems to schools and entertainment, you’ll truly find the best of everything in Toronto. No wonder, it is ranked 13th out of 241 cities around the world for “best quality of life”.

Safest City to Live in Canada

Safety and security are a top priority when picking a place to live, right? Thankfully, your new city, Toronto, scores high in this aspect. According to Statistics Canada’s ratings, Toronto is the third safest city in the country. And guess what? According to Money.ca analysis, Toronto is the number 1 city in Canada in terms of safety.  The Crime Severity Index (CSI) score in Toronto is 51.54.

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Living in Toronto - Learn a Little Bit More About Your New City

Demographics

2,794,356 people are living in Toronto - 48% male and 52% female. The median age of Torontonians is 39.3. 46% of people living in Toronto are born outside the country. 49.1% of Torontonians are visible minorities. The top three ethnic regions reported in Toronto are Chinese, English, and Canadian. English is the most spoken language in Toronto - (2021 Census Data).

Education

There are four public colleges and five public universities here. The four public colleges in Toronto are -

  1. Centennial College
  2. George Brown College
  3. Humber Polytechnic
  4. Seneca Polytechnic

The public universities are in the downtown area of Toronto, except York University. Here are the public universities in the city -

  1. University of Toronto (ranked 17 out of all universities in the world)
  2. Toronto Metropolitan University
  3. OCAD University
  4. UOF
  5. York University

The public schools in Toronto operate under four school boards. There are 583 schools under the Toronto District School Board. This is the largest school board in Canada.

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Healthcare

Toronto has 20 public hospitals. Torontonians get free healthcare services, courtesy of the OHIP. However, keep in mind - you’ll not get all services under the free healthcare plan.

Transportation

You must have certainly heard about the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). It is the third-largest transit in North America. You'll get subways, streetcars, or buses under the TTC. You can take the buses and streetcars to the areas where there is no subway. To travel outside Toronto, you have the VIA Rail and the GO trains and buses.

With such great public transit options, you won’t need to take out your car much. Still, if you prefer to drive, you’ll have a lot of highways near you.

National Highways -

  • 401
  • 400
  • 404
  • QEW

Expressways -

  • Gardiner Expressway
  • Don Valley Parkway

The city of Toronto is served by two airports -

  1. Toronto Pearson International Airport
  2. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

Employment

The job market is very promising in Toronto. All the working professionals from around the world come to Toronto looking for a good job. In 2024, the unemployment rate in Toronto took a dip - 6.7%. The city added 91,000 new jobs by December. The top industries in Toronto are -

  • Finance
  • Tech
  • Healthcare
  • Education

Cost of Living

All the perks that you’ll get in Toronto come at a high cost. The cost of living in the city is $5,489.7 for a family of four (without rent).

Take a look at the homes for sale in Toronto. It’s time to find your new home in Toronto!

An In-Depth Look at the Toronto Housing Market

“Most competitive and hottest.” The Toronto real estate market has always been like this. As a homebuyer, you can expect high prices and competition while buying your new home here. Toronto house prices have gone up by around 5.6% annually just in the last decade. In the last three years, the market has been a little sluggish, like in the rest of the province. But as the interest rates have taken a dip in 2024, things have again started to look bright in the real estate market in Toronto. If the positive trends continue, the average Toronto housing prices could reach $2M in the next ten years.

Key Highlights of the Market -

  • As already said, 2024 has been a year of modest sales and flat prices for Toronto. But we are seeing the prices slowly increasing with lower interest rates. The price of recently sold houses in Toronto is $ 1,547,835 .
  • The demand for homes in Toronto had always been high. In March 2021, home sales increased by 97% than the same time last year. But with the rising interest rates, the demand for houses for sale in Toronto, Canada, had gone down. The sale of new homes fell to a record low in July 2024. The sales were 70% below average.
  • In 2024, the sales of condos went down in one year in Toronto. But we could see the sale of detached and semi-detached houses going up at the same time - 4%. This is expected as homebuyers get a ton of benefits in a detached and semi-detached house for sale in Toronto. Space, privacy, and a great resale value are a few of the many perks that you'll get in these houses.

Here are the average prices of both of these houses (December 2024 data) -

  • The average detached house price in Toronto is $1.93M.
  • The average semi-detached house price in Toronto is $1.53M.

At the moment, there are 3,053 MLS Toronto listings. Scroll above and take a look at the detached and semi-detached houses in Toronto now!

Best Neighbourhoods in Toronto - Perfect Places to Call Home

1. Lawrence Park North

This is a quiet and posh neighbourhood in midtown Toronto.

Highlights of the Lawrence Park North Area -

  • As you may have guessed, Lawrence Park is in this neighbourhood. You’ll find three tennis courts, a lawn bowling club, and a strolling garden here.
  • There are ten public schools, five Catholic schools, and a private school in Lawrence Park North.
  • The median price of properties for sale in Lawrence Park North, Toronto is $2.62M (November 2024 data).

2. Bloor West Village

According to a magazine, Bloor West Village is the best neighbourhood in the city. This area has a lot of small businesses - no area can top this.

Highlights of the Bloor West Village Area -

  • High Park is in this neighbourhood. It’s the largest public park in Toronto. The Etienne Brulé Park and the Humber River are also in Bloor West Village.
  • The Bloor subway line runs right through this area. Commuting can never get easier than this!
  • A lot of festivals and events are held here, in Bloor West Village. We’re talking about the Sidewalk Sale, July Festival, Halloween Festival, and Christmas in the Village.

3. Riverdale

Riverdale is a big neighbourhood east of downtown. It is the gateway to the east-end neighbourhoods of Toronto.

Highlights of the Riverdale Area -

  • The three largest parks in this area are -
    • Riverdale Park East
    • Withthrow Park
    • Jimmie Simpson Park

Each of these parks has a pool, hockey rink, basement diamond, and tennis courts.

  • 16% of the MLS listings in Riverdale, Toronto are detached and 26% are semi-detached.
  • There are ten public schools, four Catholic Schools, and a private school in Riverdale.
  • Five stations of the Bloor-Danforth subway serve Riverdale. You can also get to a lot of expressways easily from this area.

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Why Use The Canadian Home to Look for Your New Home in Toronto

Search Filters

You don’t have to spend hours scrolling through all the houses for sale available just to find the perfect home. At The Canadian Home, there is a range of advanced search filters that can help you filter and find the perfect homes for you in seconds. You can shortlist the Toronto houses by prices, no. of rooms, and even by any particular feature you want.

Interactive Map

Imagine if you could take a detailed look at your neighbourhood right from your home. What schools, parks, grocery stores, or streets are there near the MLS house listing in Toronto? At The Canadian Home, this is indeed possible. Scroll down on the property details page, and you can find the interactive map of the neighbourhood.

Home Value Estimate

Our platform helps you figure out if you’re getting a good deal on a home in Toronto or not. How? The Canadian Home puts forth a price estimate of each property using AI technology. You can know the estimated home value, rent, rental yield, and other important numbers from this. Making an informed home-buying decision is now possible!

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FAQ

  • What is the price of a house in Toronto?

    The average price of recently sold homes in Toronto is $ 1,069,288 . In 2024, the price of homes in Toronto was at its highest in May. With an average home price of $1040.9K, this city is one of the most expensive cities to buy a house in Ontario (December 2024 data).

  • Is Toronto a good place to raise a family?

    Toronto has some of the best schools in Canada. Also, you and your kids will never run out of things to do in Toronto. You can go and see the animals at the Toronto Zoo, climb the CN Tower, or head over to the Art Gallery of Ontario. In short, this cosmopolitan city is a great place to raise a family or start one.

  • Which are the most affordable neighbourhoods to live in Toronto?

    Some of the affordable neighbourhoods in Toronto are - Parkway Forest, Thorncliffe, West Humber-Clairville, Crescent Town

  • Is Toronto a safe place to live?

    As per a 2024 report by CTV News, Toronto is the safest city in Canada. The city’s crime rate is 286.9 offences per 100,000 residents.

  • What is the down payment for a house in Toronto?

    The minimum down payment will depend on the purchase price of the MLS listing in Toronto - If the purchase price of the home is $500,000, the minimum down payment will be 5%. If the purchase price of the home is between $500,000 and $1,499,000, the minimum down payment will be 5% of the first $500,000 and 10% of the amount over $1,499,000. If the purchase price of the home is above $1,499,000, the minimum down payment will be 20%.

  • Can closing costs in Toronto be waived entirely?

    It’s highly unlikely that you’ll be able to waive the entire closing costs. Your lender might be willing to waive the costs. But you’ll still have to pay the closing costs to the different parties.

  • How long does it take to save up for a down payment in Toronto?

    The average time it takes to save up for the down payment is 3 to 16 years. But this will vary depending on the average home price in Toronto.

  • Is a 30-year mortgage better than a 25-year mortgage?

    This will depend on your financial circumstances and the kind of risk you’re willing to take. In the 30-year mortgage, your amortization period will be stretched so your monthly payments will decrease. With this loan, you might even be able to buy an expensive house in Toronto.