Toronto · Downtown and the core
Yonge and Bloor
Toronto living, on quieter streets.
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Live from the MLS® listings we hold for Toronto, matched to Yonge and Bloor where the listing names the community. Blank figures simply mean nothing is listed there right now.
Live market report
Yonge and Bloor, Toronto — what the market is doing today
Reading today's listings…
Living in Yonge and Bloor
Yonge and Bloor sits inside Toronto in Toronto, and it is a settled residential pocket — mostly houses, quiet streets, and schools and parks within a short walk. Because Toronto is a dense, transit-served city where most trips can be made without a car, buying or renting in Yonge and Bloor usually comes down to how much space you need and how far you're willing to travel.
Most people looking at Yonge and Bloor are weighing it against the neighbouring communities in Toronto: what you get for the money, how long the trip to work takes, and whether the schools and parks suit the family. Listings here move at the same pace as the rest of Toronto, so being ready to view quickly matters.
What Yonge and Bloor 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 Yonge and Bloor suits
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