Homes in Toronto, Ontario

Toronto

Toronto neighbourhoods

Ontario's largest city, made up of dozens of distinct village-like neighbourhoods.

145 communities to explore

Homes for sale in TorontoRentals in Toronto

Homes for sale

600

Median asking price

$898,888

Rentals available

600

Median rent

$2,500/mo

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Toronto — what the market is doing today

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In-depth guides in Toronto

Leslieville

Brick semis, patios and a short streetcar ride downtown.

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Liberty Village

Condo living in restored Victorian factories.

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The Beaches

Sand, boardwalk and detached homes on quiet leafy streets.

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The Toronto guide

Toronto is a dense, transit-served city where most trips can be made without a car, made up of 145 communities that each have their own feel. Ontario's largest city, made up of dozens of distinct village-like neighbourhoods.

Expect a mix of condo buildings, semis and older detached homes. Locals talk about Toronto in sections — Downtown and the core, East end, West end, Midtown and north Toronto — and each one prices differently.

Right now there are 600 homes for sale in Toronto around a median asking price of $898,888, plus 600 rentals near $2,500 a month. Every community below has its own guide with the homes available there today.

Good to know before you shortlist

  • Check school catchments before you fall for a street — they don't always follow community boundaries.
  • Rental supply in Toronto is thinner than in Toronto, so good units go quickly.
  • Property taxes, water and heating costs differ across Toronto — factor them into your monthly number, not just the price.

Who Toronto suits

  • People who want to live without a car
  • Renters and first-time condo buyers
  • Investors looking for steady demand

Getting around

  • TTC subway, streetcar and bus routes across the area
  • GO Transit to Union Station
  • Gardiner, DVP and Highway 401 access

Communities in Toronto

Every community in Toronto has its own guide — what it's known for, the homes people buy and rent there, how you get around and what's listed today.

Downtown and the core

East end

West end

Midtown and north Toronto

North York

Etobicoke

Scarborough

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