City of Toronto
Toronto
The big one. Every neighbourhood is its own small town.
- Typical home
- ≈ $1.1M
- Detached
- ≈ $1.65M
- Condo
- ≈ $700K
- Population
- ≈ 2.8M
- Drive to Union
- You're there
- Rail / rapid transit
- TTC subway & streetcar network, Union Station hub
Approximate, rounded figures for orientation. We look at live data for your actual search.
Toronto is less one city than a hundred villages that happen to share a subway. Leslieville and The Junction feel nothing alike, the Beaches doesn't believe it's downtown, and Etobicoke has lakefront the rest of the city forgets about. If your wish list starts with 'walk to everything', start here.
If you want to walk to brunch, this is your city. Just know that 'detached' and 'downtown' rarely share a sentence with 'under a million'. Condos and semis are where the magic happens.
Best for
- Walk-to-everything living
- Condo first-timers
- Commute-free careers
Neighbourhoods to know
- Leslieville
- The Junction
- Roncesvalles
- Midtown & Davisville
- The Beaches
- Scarborough Bluffs
- Etobicoke Lakeshore
Getting around
Four subway lines, streetcars, and Union Station at the centre of every GO line. The Eglinton Crosstown and Ontario Line are reshaping midtown and the east end.
Schools
Enormous choice: public, Catholic, French immersion, arts and STEM specialty programs. Catchments matter, so we check them street by street.
Green space
Ravines threaded through the whole city, the Toronto Islands, the Beaches boardwalk, High Park and the Don Valley trails.
Thinking about Toronto?
Let's talk about which streets, which price band, and whether it actually fits the life you're planning.