Toronto Real Estate Trends
Housing Market Report for April 2026
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$1.1M
Median sold price
6,555
New listings
2,340
Sold listings
36
Median days on market
2.5%
Monthly change
8.1%
Quarterly change
4.8%
Yearly change
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Median Sold Price
Median sold price reflects the overall value buyers are paying in the market, while days on market indicates how quickly properties are selling and helps gauge the level of demand and competition.
Median Price Per Sqft
Median is often more reliable than the average because it reduces the impact of outliers and better reflects the typical value buyers are paying for space in the market.
New, Active & Sold Listings
Charted counts are shown by monthly totals to compare the pace of new supply, active inventory, and completed sales across the year.
Listings by Bedroom
No. of Bedrooms | Median Sold Price | New Listings | Active Listings | Sold Listings | Days on Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | $649,000[-14%] | 6000[-10%] | 4210[+1%] | 4210[+1%] | 28 |
| 3 Bedroom | $649,000[-14%] | 6000[-10%] | 4210[+1%] | 4210[+1%] | 28 |
| 4 Bedroom | $649,000[-14%] | 6000[-10%] | 4210[+1%] | 4210[+1%] | 28 |
| 5 Bedroom | $649,000[-14%] | 6000[-10%] | 4210[+1%] | 4210[+1%] | 28 |
| 6+ Bedroom | $649,000[-14%] | 6000[-10%] | 4210[+1%] | 4210[+1%] | 28 |
The percentage increase or decrease in a metric is compared to the same period in the previous year
Property Type Distribution
Property type distribution is measured by calculating the proportion (percentage) of total listings or sales represented by each property type
Median Rental Price
Rental pricing trend is shown as the median so that the line reflects the typical market expectation while smoothing out high-end outliers.
New vs Rented Listings
The monthly comparison shows how new rental supply aligns with the pace of completed rentals across the same period.
Greater Toronto Area City Ranking
Toronto vs GTA
6th
Most expensive
12th
Fastest growing
5th
Fastest selling
12th
Highest turnover
| Ranking | City | Median Sold Price |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Oakville | $1.5M |
| #2 | Bradford East Gwillimbury | $1.4M |
| #3 | Markham | $1.2M |
| #4 | Richmond Hill | $1.2M |
| #5 | Mississauga | $950K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
| #6 | Toronto | $900K |
Toronto is the 6th most expensive city in GTA
A "most expensive" city is defined by its price level rather than how active the market is, meaning the focus is on how much buyers are paying rather than how quickly homes are selling. This is typically measured using metrics like median sale price or price per square foot, which reflect the overall cost of entering the market. When a city ranks as most expensive, it signals that buyers not only have the financial capacity but also the willingness to pay a premium compared to other areas. This usually stems from a mix of high incomes, limited housing supply, desirable location, and strong long-term appeal -whether for living or investment. While a market can be expensive even with slower sales, when high prices are combined with strong demand indicators, it often points to intense competition and sustained upward pressure on property values.
Kate Peterson
Sales Representative
Real Estate Realty Brokerage Inc.
647-555-4567
Source: Based on analysis of information from past MLS® listings
This market report is provided for general informational purposes only and is based on historical sold listing data and other publicly available information. While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, neither we nor any respective real estate boards guarantee the completeness, reliability, or timeliness of the data presented. The information should not be relied upon as financial, investment, or real estate advice, and users are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence or consult with qualified professionals before making any decisions. We and the associated real estate boards assume no responsibility or liability for any errors, omissions, or outcomes resulting from the use of this report.