As of July 4, 2026, this page showed about 2,161 investment-property listings in Toronto.
Within that investment-property snapshot, the median asking price was $1,299,000.
This public section is designed to help buyers and sellers understand the visible inventory and asking-price level for investment properties in Toronto.
As of July 4, 2026, the median asking price for investment properties in Toronto is $1,299,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Higher-priced than Toronto: York ($1,588,950, about 22.3% higher) and Halton ($1,499,000, about 15.4% higher).
Lower-priced than Toronto: Peel ($1,150,000, about 11.5% lower), Dufferin ($1,136,944, about 12.5% lower), Durham ($975,000, about 24.9% lower), Wellington ($907,000, about 30.2% lower), Simcoe ($849,000, about 34.6% lower), Waterloo ($799,900, about 38.4% lower), Hamilton ($789,900, about 39.2% lower), and Niagara ($649,900, about 50% lower).
An investment property on this page refers to a freehold residential listing in Toronto that matches this website’s current investment-property keyword filter. Depending on the property, this can include duplexes, triplexes, multiplex-style homes, properties with multiple kitchens, homes with second-unit potential, or listings whose public remarks mention rental-income or investor-focused features.
As of July 4, 2026, there were 2,161 displayed investment-property listings in Toronto on this website.
As of July 4, 2026, the median asking price for investment properties in Toronto was $1,299,000 based on the visible listings in the latest published snapshot for this page.
Among Toronto and the Ontario regions compared on this page, York currently has the highest median asking price for investment properties at about $1,588,950.
Among Toronto and the Ontario regions compared on this page, Niagara currently has the lowest median asking price for investment properties at about $649,900.
