There are currently about 4,098 freehold listings and 6,680 condo listings for sale in Toronto on this website.
This report highlights the currently displayed homes for sale in Toronto, using median asking prices to give a clearer picture of the public listings available on this website right now.
The public section below focuses on current active inventory, listing counts, and asking-price comparisons across key home types. Additional sections covering recent sold trends, market insights, and area-level price patterns are available after login.
Public website inventory may differ from the full MLS® board system because displayed listings depend on public-facing DDF/IDX feeds, seller or brokerage participation, and update timing. HomeZira.com is built on the belief that buyers and sellers make better real estate decisions when they have access to better data. A clearer view of current market conditions, pricing patterns, and local inventory helps people understand the market more accurately and make more informed decisions with confidence.
This section summarizes current public listing inventory, median asking prices, and local market patterns for Toronto.
Toronto currently has approximately 4,098 active freehold listings and 6,680 active condo listings publicly displayed on this website. The latest median asking price of these public listings is about $1,438,500 for freehold homes and $599,000 for condos.
| Detached | Semi-Detached | Townhouses | Condo Townhouses | Condo Apartments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # of Current Listings | 2,930 | 598 | 279 | 842 | 5,552 |
| Median Asking Price | $1,592,500 | $1,050,000 | $1,050,000 | $699,900 | $589,000 |
Currently the median asking price for a detached house in Toronto is $1,592,500, which is about 59.4% more than Durham ($999,000), about 0.5% less than York ($1,599,900), about 23.4% more than Peel ($1,290,000), about 5.2% less than Halton ($1,679,000), about 53.6% more than Dufferin ($1,037,000), about 81.2% more than Simcoe ($879,000), about 63.4% more than Wellington ($974,664), about 77.1% more than Waterloo ($899,000), about 112.3% more than Niagara ($750,000) and about 81% more than Hamilton ($879,900).
Currently the median asking price for a condo apartment in Toronto is $589,000, which is about 24% more than Durham ($474,990), about 1.7% less than York ($599,000), about 14.4% more than Peel ($514,999), about 7.1% more than Halton ($549,900), about 37% more than Dufferin ($429,950), about 20.2% more than Simcoe ($489,900), about 17.9% more than Wellington ($499,700), about 47.6% more than Waterloo ($399,000), about 43.7% more than Niagara ($409,900) and about 39.7% more than Hamilton ($421,745).
After login, you can review recent sold-price trends, Days on Market, sale-to-list ratios, local market-balance signals, and neighbourhood-level price patterns in Toronto. These insights can help buyers better understand negotiation conditions and help sellers assess pricing, timing, and local competition more clearly.
In Toronto, the sold-market insights below compare recent sales activity with earlier periods to help explain price direction, market pace, and overall housing trends.
After login, this section reviews recent freehold sold prices, sales volume, selling speed, and broader market direction to help buyers and sellers understand how this segment has been performing in Toronto.
This section explains how quickly homes have been selling recently, whether marketing times have been speeding up or slowing down, and how current selling pace compares with earlier periods.
Condo sold trends are also analyzed here, including price movement, sales pace, competition levels, and general market conditions across condo apartments and condo townhouses in Toronto.
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Toronto has a population of 6,202,225 (2021). Population has been growing (+4.6%) since 2016. It’s a diverse community with a significant newcomer presence (46.6% immigrants). Visible minorities represent a large share (57%).
Most households own (65.1%), while a healthy rental market remains (34.9%). Housing stock includes 215,325 detached, 694,735 semi-detached, 210,100 row/town, 215,325 low-rise apts, and 694,735 high-rise apts. There are approximately 2,262,470 private dwellings overall.
Average household income sits near $129,000. Commuting patterns are varied — 15.6% use transit, 76% drive, and 35.4% work from home. 52.5% work at a usual workplace.
Last updated: 2024-02-03 17:59:22
There are currently about 4,098 freehold listings and 6,680 condo listings for sale in Toronto on this website.
The current median asking price in Toronto is about $1,438,500 for freehold homes and $599,000 for condos. These figures help show the middle of the current asking-price range rather than being skewed by a few unusually high or low listings.
In Toronto, the current median asking prices are approximately Detached: $1,592,500, Semi-Detached: $1,050,000, Freehold Townhouse: $1,050,000, Condo Townhouse: $699,900, and Condo Apartment: $589,000. Looking at the breakdown by property type gives a clearer picture than relying on one overall number alone.
Among the related locations compared with Toronto, Niagara currently has the lowest median asking price for detached homes at about $750,000.
Among the related locations compared with Toronto, Halton currently has the highest median asking price for detached homes at about $1,679,000.
Among the related locations compared with Toronto, Waterloo currently has the lowest condo apartment median asking price at about $399,000, while York has the highest at about $599,000.
This answer normally explains what recent sold-price trends may suggest about pricing direction, market momentum, and overall housing conditions in Toronto.
This answer normally reviews recent selling speed, including typical Days on Market, buyer competition, and what current market pace may mean for buyers and sellers in Toronto.
This answer normally discusses market-balance indicators such as supply, demand, months of inventory, absorption trends, and whether current conditions are leaning more toward buyers or sellers.