Average home prices in Toronto vary by as much as $4M+ depending on the neighbourhood. Yorkville condos and Bridle Path estates occupy entirely different markets — and even within a single neighbourhood, price per square foot can shift dramatically by street or building. This guide presents 2025 average sale prices across seven key GTA markets, sourced from TRREB data, to give buyers and sellers a clear, current benchmark.
Last updated: May 2025. Figures reflect approximate area averages — verify with Rutul Vadadoriya for current, street-level data before making an offer.
2025 Average Home Prices by Toronto Neighbourhood
Yorkville
Average price: $1,350,000
Average days on market: 18 days
Predominant property type: Condos and luxury suites
Price trend: Stable — holding value with selective demand
Yorkville is Toronto's premier luxury condo market. The supply of new product has been limited, keeping prices firm for well-positioned units. Detached properties in the immediate Yorkville area are extremely rare. Buyers seeking this neighbourhood are typically purchasing a lifestyle — walkability, restaurants, cultural institutions — as much as square footage.
Rosedale
Average price: $2,800,000
Average days on market: 22 days
Predominant property type: Detached houses
Price trend: Stable, slight softening at the top end
Rosedale remains one of Toronto's most prestigious addresses. The detached housing stock is older and often requires significant renovation investment. Buyers in Rosedale are typically move-up purchasers or established families prioritizing the school district and neighbourhood character.
Bridle Path
Average price: $5,500,000
Average days on market: 35 days
Predominant property type: Luxury estate homes
Price trend: Holding — ultra-premium tier insulated from broader market swings
Bridle Path is Canada's most expensive street by average home value. Properties here trade infrequently and are not representative of the broader Toronto market. Transactions often occur off-market. Rutul has direct experience with this market segment.
Harbourfront
Average price: $850,000
Average days on market: 25 days
Predominant property type: Condos
Price trend: Softening — elevated supply from new completions putting downward pressure on resale
Harbourfront offers waterfront access and proximity to the financial core. The condo market here has seen increased supply from new builds completing in 2024 and 2025, which is creating more buyer leverage than in previous years. Well-priced, well-maintained units are still moving in under 30 days.
Brampton
Average price: $975,000
Average days on market: 20 days
Predominant property type: Detached and semi-detached houses
Price trend: Recovering — modest appreciation after 2023-2024 correction
Brampton continues to offer the GTA's best value for detached family homes relative to Toronto proper. The Hurontario LRT, expected to open in 2025, is a long-term value driver for properties along the corridor. South Asian community concentration and strong school options make Brampton a consistent top-three destination for GTA family buyers.
Hamilton
Average price: $710,000
Average days on market: 28 days
Predominant property type: Detached houses
Price trend: Buyer's market — prices have not recovered to 2022 peaks
Hamilton presents the strongest affordability case in the broader Golden Horseshoe. GO Train service to Union Station makes it viable for Toronto commuters. The arts and food culture in the downtown core has expanded the buyer pool beyond traditional Hamilton residents. Rutul covers the Hamilton market and advises buyers on which pockets offer the best value relative to commute trade-offs.
Durham Region (Oshawa / Whitby / Ajax)
Average price: $820,000
Average days on market: 22 days
Predominant property type: Detached and semi-detached houses
Price trend: Steady — stable demand from Toronto price refugees and local move-up buyers
Durham offers more space for the dollar than any other major GTA market. Whitby and Ajax attract buyers who want detached homes with yards at a price that is simply not available closer to Toronto. The Durham Region's ongoing population growth is a structural demand driver.
How to Use This Data
These figures are averages — not ceilings or floors. On any given street, a well-staged, well-priced home can outperform the neighbourhood average by 5 to 10%. An overpriced or poorly presented home in the same neighbourhood can sit for 60+ days and sell below average.
The number that matters most for a buyer is the sold price of comparable properties (comps) in the last 30 to 60 days on the specific street or building they are targeting. Rutul pulls this data for every client consultation, at no charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average home price in Toronto in 2025?
The average detached home price in the City of Toronto in 2025 is approximately $1.7M to $2M depending on neighbourhood. The GTA-wide average across all property types is approximately $1.1M. These figures vary significantly by neighbourhood — see the full breakdown above.
Is Brampton cheaper than Toronto for buying a home?
Yes, significantly. The average detached home in Brampton is approximately $975,000 compared to $1.7M+ for a detached in Toronto proper. Brampton offers more square footage and a stronger family-oriented community for buyers priced out of Toronto.
Which Toronto neighbourhood has the lowest home prices?
Among the neighbourhoods covered here, Harbourfront has the lowest average price at approximately $850,000 — but that reflects a predominantly condo market. For freehold homes, Hamilton and Durham offer the lowest entry points in the greater Golden Horseshoe.
How often is this data updated?
This post is updated quarterly. The figures in this edition reflect May 2025 TRREB data. For real-time pricing on a specific property or street, contact Rutul directly.
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