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Toronto homes
for sale and rent.

Toronto is an amalgamation of six former municipalities — Old Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, York and East York — each keeping its own character, from the downtown core and the Distillery District to the Beaches boardwalk, the Scarborough Bluffs and the ravine neighbourhoods of North York. Union Station anchors both the subway system and the GO Transit network, and the Ontario Line is under construction to add a second downtown crossing.

8,236
Homes for sale
$775K
Median asking price
143
Communities
906
Schools
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Toronto communities

Ordered by active homes for sale right now.

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How the Toronto market is moving

Pace and price spread across today's inventory — the headline counts live in the hero above.

40
Median days on market
918
New this week
$135K–$48M
Asking price range
Full Toronto market report
Active inventory by home type
Detached 27%Condo 56%Townhouse 10%Other 7%
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Toronto real estate — common questions

How many homes are for sale in Toronto?
There are 8,236 active MLS® listings in Toronto right now, with a median asking price of $775K. Counts update through the day.
What is the median home price in Toronto?
The median asking price across active Toronto listings is $775K, and you can estimate monthly payments with DistrictIQ's mortgage calculator. The median time on market is 40 days.
Which Toronto neighbourhoods have the most homes for sale?
Waterfront Communities C1 (586 active listings), Church-Yonge Corridor (294) and Willowdale East (269) currently have the most homes for sale in Toronto.
Can I see school catchments for Toronto homes?
Yes — DistrictIQ maps Toronto school catchment boundaries and shows the homes for sale inside each zone. Start from the Toronto school catchments page.
How current is DistrictIQ's Toronto listing data?
Listings come from a live MLS® feed refreshed roughly every 15 minutes, so counts and prices reflect the current market.
Which cities near Toronto does DistrictIQ cover?
DistrictIQ also covers Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham and Pickering — each with its own live listings, schools and market data.

Listing data is provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and PropTx under the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program. The information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by TRREB, PropTx, CREA or DistrictIQ Inc., Brokerage, may not reflect the most current status, and is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change, or withdrawal without notice. Listings should be independently verified.

Where our data comes from · source, licence and refresh cadence for every dataset.