OCTOBER 2026 · ALL HOME TYPES
- Sales
- 2,184
- Average price · CAD
- $1,075,627
- Active at month end
- 9,526
Source: TRREB October 2026, page 3. Property-type comparisons follow below.
What does October’s Toronto market mean for a buyer or seller?
The City of Toronto recorded 2,184 sales in October 2026, with 9,526 active listings at month end. The average sale price was C$1,075,627 and the median was C$835,000. This page covers the City of Toronto, not the entire GTA. Detached homes and condo apartments had substantially different price levels and selling timelines.
Detached homes recorded 741 sales at an average C$1,603,886, with 24 average listing days. Condo apartments recorded 949 sales at an average C$659,214, with 36 average listing days and 5,251 active listings. A downtown condo should be compared with relevant units and buildings, rather than the city’s detached-home average.
City of Toronto · all home types
October 2026. All prices are Canadian dollars. Figures describe the reporting month, not a live listing feed.
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| Measure | City of Toronto |
|---|---|
| Sales | 2,184 |
| New listings | 5,451 |
| Active listings at month end | 9,526 |
| Average sale price · CAD | C$1,075,627 |
| Median sale price · CAD | C$835,000 |
| Average listing days · LDOM | 30 |
| Average property days · PDOM | 45 |
| Months of inventory · 12-month trend | 4.6 |
| Sales-to-new-listings ratio · 12-month trend | 38.6% |
Detached homes and condo apartments
Compare the same property category before using an average price. Townhouses and other property types are included in the city total but are not shown in this two-category table.
Property-type sources: detached homes, page 7; condo apartments, page 15.
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| Measure | Detached | Condo apartment |
|---|---|---|
| Sales | 741 | 949 |
| Average sale price · CAD | C$1,603,886 | C$659,214 |
| Active listings at month end | 2,708 | 5,251 |
| Average listing days | 24 | 36 |
West, Central and East Toronto
These TRREB districts are different geographic groupings. Central Toronto includes more than downtown, and the average prices below combine different property types. Differences between the averages are not a like-for-like price comparison.
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| District | Sales | Average price · CAD | Active listings | LDOM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto West | 570 | C$982,813 | 2,422 | 30 |
| Toronto Central | 1,089 | C$1,185,407 | 5,179 | 31 |
| Toronto East | 525 | C$948,682 | 1,925 | 26 |
If you are selling
Use the city figures to frame the questions, then assess the actual home and its competing listings.
- For a condo, compare the building, interior size, layout, exposure, parking, locker and fees. Competing units in the same building can matter more than a city-wide price headline.
- For a house, narrow the comparison to the neighbourhood and property type. Lot, condition, parking, renovation scope and nearby alternatives can change the buyer’s choice.
- Read the full exposure period if a property has been listed more than once. The City of Toronto’s 30-day LDOM and 45-day PDOM are different sold-property measures, not a guarantee of how long your sale will take.
If you are buying
Compare the property and the complete cost of owning it.
- City-wide condo inventory does not mean every building or unit has the same negotiating room. Use recent relevant sales, current alternatives and the unit’s own documents to assess an offer.
- Compare total ownership costs as well as price. For condos, include monthly fees and the information available through the status-certificate review; for houses, include identified repair and maintenance needs.
If you are selling and buying
Selling a condo to buy a house involves two different market segments. Compare the expected net proceeds from the actual unit with relevant house prices, financing and closing dates. A change in the overall Toronto average does not measure the price gap for your specific move.
A separate condo case: 7 Grenville Street, Suite 3211
Sue’s published November 3 firm-sale update describes limited showing windows, questions about building documents and continuing negotiations for this three-bedroom condo. It is a specific service account, not part of this page’s October market benchmark.
Discuss your property and plans with Sue
Share your City of Toronto property type, address, condition and timing, or the home you hope to buy. Sue and her team can narrow the data to relevant comparables and discuss pricing, preparation, offer terms or a coordinated move.
Sources, reporting period and definitions
October 2026 data; reviewed November 10, 2026.
Source: TRREB Market Watch, October 2026, released November 4, 2026. City totals and Toronto districts are on page 3; detached homes on page 7; condo apartments on page 15; definitions on page 27. This review was checked and published November 10, 2026.
Sales are firm transactions entered during the reporting month; they are not a count of completed closings. Active listings are measured at month end. Average and median sale prices describe the homes that sold, in Canadian dollars; they are not an estimate of your property’s value.
LDOM is the average time sold listings were on the market. PDOM includes qualifying repeat listings under TRREB’s definition. Both omit properties that remain unsold. Published months of inventory and the sales-to-new-listings ratio use a 12-month moving average; neither is a simple division of this month’s counts.
Historical figures can be revised. The buyer and seller considerations are Sue Zhang and Smart Sold Realty’s interpretation of the data, not a TRREB forecast. A future offer, price or selling timeline depends on the specific property and market at the time.
Official table links below can be opened directly at the relevant PDF page.
- City totals and Toronto districts: page 3.
- Detached homes: page 7. Condo apartments: page 15.
A few useful answers
Does the city average tell me what my home is worth?
No. The average combines the homes that sold that month. Your property needs relevant comparable sales, its own features and the competition available at the time.
Does average listing time include homes that have not sold?
No. LDOM and PDOM describe properties that sold. Unsold homes are not included in those sold-property time averages.
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