Toronto · Downtown and the core
Chinatown
Settled streets in Toronto.
Listings for sale
180
Median asking price
$699,800
Rentals available
202
Median rent
$2,600/mo
Live from the MLS® listings we hold for Toronto, matched to Chinatown where the listing names the community. Blank figures simply mean nothing is listed there right now.
Live market report
Chinatown, Toronto — what the market is doing today
Reading today's listings…
Living in Chinatown
Chinatown is one of 145 communities in Toronto, and it is a settled residential pocket — mostly houses, quiet streets, and schools and parks within a short walk. The city around it is a dense, transit-served city where most trips can be made without a car, which sets the tone for prices, schools and how far you travel for everyday errands.
Day to day, Chinatown works best for people who value families and don't mind a short drive for bigger shops. Compare a few streets before you settle — within one community the feel can change block to block.
What Chinatown is known for
- Steady, predictable resale demand
- Easy access to the nearest shopping strip
- Established neighbours and quiet evenings
- Schools and parks within walking distance
Homes you'll find here
- Townhomes
- Bungalows
- Semi-detached homes
Getting around
- TTC subway, streetcar and bus routes across the area
- GO Transit to Union Station
- Gardiner, DVP and Highway 401 access
Who Chinatown suits
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