Toronto· Very Hot market

The Annex

Victorian charm meets university energy

Avg sold price

$1,485,000

+4.1%

81%

Sold over asking

6 days

Median days on market

8

Active listings

$842

Price per sq ft

About The Annex

The Annex is one of Toronto's most coveted neighbourhoods, blending grand Victorian and Edwardian homes with a lively mix of cafés, bookshops, and restaurants. Bordered by Bloor Street and the University of Toronto, it attracts academics, young professionals, and families who prize walkability and architectural character.

Top-ranked schoolsWalk Score 97Bloor Street diningU of T campus

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$1,180,000

2021

$1,290,000

2022

$1,340,000

2023

$1,395,000

2024

$1,440,000

2025

$1,485,000

2026

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22 Walmer RdOVER ASKING

Detached · 4 bed · 3 bath · 5d on market · Aug 2, 2026

$1,620,000

asked $1,499,000

88 Bernard AveOVER ASKING

Semi-Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 4d on market · Jul 28, 2026

$1,380,000

asked $1,299,000

310 Bloor St W #1204UNDER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 2 bath · 9d on market · Jul 22, 2026

$895,000

asked $899,000

Livability scores

Transit

95

Walkability

97

Bikeability

88

A+

School rating

Low

Crime index

Property types

Detached, Condo

Who lives here: Young professionals, academics, families

Nearby amenities

Bloor-Yonge Subway
Spadina Subway
Royal Ontario Museum
Varsity Stadium
Annex Wreck Room

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Toronto· Hot market

Leslieville

East-end cool with a village feel

Avg sold price

$1,198,000

+1.9%

68%

Sold over asking

10 days

Median days on market

19

Active listings

$648

Price per sq ft

About Leslieville

Leslieville has transformed from a working-class neighbourhood into one of Toronto's trendiest east-end communities. Queen Street East is lined with independent restaurants, vintage shops, and coffee roasters. Semi-detached brick homes and Victorian cottages attract young families and creatives priced out of the west end.

Queen St E dining stripGreenwood ParkArtisan coffee sceneFamily-friendly streets

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$980,000

2021

$1,060,000

2022

$1,100,000

2023

$1,140,000

2024

$1,170,000

2025

$1,198,000

2026

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145 Curzon StOVER ASKING

Semi-Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 7d on market · Aug 4, 2026

$1,250,000

asked $1,149,000

72 Bertmount AveOVER ASKING

Detached · 4 bed · 3 bath · 6d on market · Jul 30, 2026

$1,490,000

asked $1,399,000

890 Queen St E #302UNDER ASKING

Condo · 1 bed · 1 bath · 14d on market · Jul 19, 2026

$618,000

asked $629,000

Livability scores

Transit

82

Walkability

89

Bikeability

91

B+

School rating

Low–Medium

Crime index

Property types

Semi-Detached, Townhouse

Who lives here: Young families, creatives, millennials

Nearby amenities

Greenwood Park
Jimmie Simpson Park
Queen St E shops
Leslieville Pumps
Broadview Streetcar

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Toronto· Very Hot market

Roncesvalles

The village that has everything

Avg sold price

$1,312,000

+2.8%

74%

Sold over asking

8 days

Median days on market

12

Active listings

$709

Price per sq ft

About Roncesvalles

Roncesvalles — affectionately called 'Roncy' — is a tight-knit west-end village with a strong Polish heritage and a thriving independent business scene. Tree-lined streets of Victorian semis and detached homes attract young families who love the walkable main street, excellent schools, and easy streetcar access downtown.

Top-rated elementary schoolsRoncesvalles Ave shopsHigh Park nearbyStrong community feel

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$1,050,000

2021

$1,150,000

2022

$1,200,000

2023

$1,250,000

2024

$1,285,000

2025

$1,312,000

2026

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34 Fermanagh AveOVER ASKING

Semi-Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 6d on market · Aug 3, 2026

$1,410,000

asked $1,299,000

12 Galley AveOVER ASKING

Detached · 4 bed · 3 bath · 5d on market · Jul 29, 2026

$1,680,000

asked $1,549,000

188 Roncesvalles Ave #2UNDER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 1 bath · 11d on market · Jul 20, 2026

$720,000

asked $729,000

Livability scores

Transit

88

Walkability

93

Bikeability

85

A

School rating

Low

Crime index

Property types

Detached, Semi-Detached

Who lives here: Young families, professionals, long-time residents

Nearby amenities

High Park
Roncesvalles Ave
Dundas West Subway
Sorauren Park
Dufferin Mall

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Toronto· Warm market

Etobicoke

Spacious living, city convenience

Avg sold price

$1,142,000

+2.2%

57%

Sold over asking

12 days

Median days on market

26

Active listings

$618

Price per sq ft

About Etobicoke

Etobicoke offers some of the GTA's best value for detached homes — larger lots, quieter streets, and strong school catchments, all within Toronto city limits. Neighbourhoods like Mimico, Long Branch, and Humber Valley attract families upgrading from condos who want space without leaving the city.

Large lot sizesHumber River trailsMimico waterfrontStrong school catchments

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$960,000

2021

$1,040,000

2022

$1,075,000

2023

$1,100,000

2024

$1,122,000

2025

$1,142,000

2026

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18 Valiant RdOVER ASKING

Detached · 4 bed · 3 bath · 9d on market · Aug 1, 2026

$1,320,000

asked $1,249,000

5 Jutland RdOVER ASKING

Semi-Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 11d on market · Jul 27, 2026

$1,010,000

asked $979,000

2267 Lake Shore Blvd W #408UNDER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 2 bath · 16d on market · Jul 18, 2026

$748,000

asked $759,000

Livability scores

Transit

74

Walkability

71

Bikeability

68

B+

School rating

Low

Crime index

Property types

Detached, Condo

Who lives here: Families, move-up buyers, retirees

Nearby amenities

Humber River Trail
Centennial Park
Sherway Gardens
Mimico GO Station
Long Branch Beach

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Toronto· Warm market

North York

Diverse, connected, and growing

Avg sold price

$1,024,000

+0.6%

48%

Sold over asking

14 days

Median days on market

31

Active listings

$758

Price per sq ft

About North York

North York is one of the GTA's most diverse and rapidly evolving areas, anchored by the Yonge-Sheppard and Yonge-Eglinton corridors. A mix of high-rise condos, bungalows, and new builds attracts first-time buyers, investors, and multicultural families who value transit access and competitive pricing.

Yonge-Sheppard hubDiverse dining sceneCompetitive pricingStrong rental demand

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$880,000

2021

$950,000

2022

$975,000

2023

$995,000

2024

$1,010,000

2025

$1,024,000

2026

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120 Sheppard Ave E #1502OVER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 2 bath · 12d on market · Aug 3, 2026

$798,000

asked $789,000

45 Glendora AveOVER ASKING

Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 10d on market · Jul 28, 2026

$1,180,000

asked $1,149,000

88 Byng AveUNDER ASKING

Semi-Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath · 18d on market · Jul 15, 2026

$990,000

asked $999,000

Livability scores

Transit

86

Walkability

80

Bikeability

62

B

School rating

Medium

Crime index

Property types

Condo, Detached

Who lives here: First-time buyers, investors, multicultural families

Nearby amenities

Sheppard-Yonge Subway
North York Centre
Mel Lastman Square
Bayview Village
Earl Bales Park

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Vancouver· Hot market

Yaletown

Vancouver's coolest urban village

Avg sold price

$1,148,000

+2.6%

52%

Sold over asking

9 days

Median days on market

14

Active listings

$1,120

Price per sq ft

About Yaletown

Yaletown is Vancouver's most vibrant inner-city neighbourhood — a former warehouse district transformed into a hub of upscale restaurants, boutique shops, and luxury condos. Bordered by False Creek and steps from the Seawall, it attracts young professionals and empty-nesters who prize walkability, design-forward living, and instant access to downtown.

False Creek SeawallWalk Score 98Michelin-level diningYaletown-Roundhouse SkyTrain

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$880,000

2021

$980,000

2022

$1,020,000

2023

$1,075,000

2024

$1,112,000

2025

$1,148,000

2026

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1480 Howe St #2204UNDER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 2 bath · 11d on market · Jul 30, 2026

$1,148,000

asked $1,199,000

1238 Seymour St #1802OVER ASKING

Condo · 1 bed · 1 bath · 6d on market · Jul 25, 2026

$798,000

asked $769,000

89 Nelson St #TH4OVER ASKING

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 7d on market · Jul 18, 2026

$1,680,000

asked $1,599,000

Livability scores

Transit

97

Walkability

98

Bikeability

94

A

School rating

Low–Medium

Crime index

Property types

Condo, Townhouse

Who lives here: Young professionals, empty-nesters, international buyers

Nearby amenities

Yaletown-Roundhouse SkyTrain
False Creek Seawall
David Lam Park
Emery Barnes Park
Granville Island (nearby)

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Calgary· Very Hot market

Beltline

Calgary's urban core, reimagined

Avg sold price

$648,000

+8.9%

58%

Sold over asking

11 days

Median days on market

22

Active listings

$542

Price per sq ft

About Beltline

The Beltline is Calgary's densest and most walkable inner-city neighbourhood, stretching south of downtown along 17th Avenue SW — the city's premier restaurant and nightlife strip. A mix of heritage low-rises, modern condos, and converted lofts attracts young professionals and creatives who want city living at a fraction of Vancouver or Toronto prices.

17th Ave SW dining stripWalk Score 92Fastest-growing market in CanadaCTrain access

Price history

Average sold price by year

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

$380,000

2021

$420,000

2022

$468,000

2023

$540,000

2024

$598,000

2025

$648,000

2026

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215 13 Ave SW #1402OVER ASKING

Condo · 2 bed · 2 bath · 8d on market · Aug 4, 2026

$698,000

asked $649,000

1108 15 Ave SW #302OVER ASKING

Loft · 1 bed · 1 bath · 5d on market · Jul 29, 2026

$448,000

asked $429,000

88 9 St SW #TH2UNDER ASKING

Townhouse · 3 bed · 2 bath · 14d on market · Jul 21, 2026

$820,000

asked $849,000

Livability scores

Transit

88

Walkability

92

Bikeability

86

B+

School rating

Medium

Crime index

Property types

Condo, Loft, Townhouse

Who lives here: Young professionals, creatives, urban renters converting to buyers

Nearby amenities

17th Ave SW
CTrain City Hall
Central Memorial Park
Stampede Park
Inglewood (nearby)

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Montreal· Hot market

Plateau-Mont-Royal

Montreal's bohemian heartbeat

Avg sold price

$698,000

+4.9%

44%

Sold over asking

13 days

Median days on market

28

Active listings

$498

Price per sq ft

About Plateau-Mont-Royal

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal is the soul of Montreal — a neighbourhood of colourful Victorian triplexes, winding staircases, and one of North America's most vibrant café and arts scenes. Beloved by artists, academics, and young families, it offers a uniquely Québécois urban lifestyle at prices that still feel like a bargain compared to other major Canadian cities.

Parc LafontaineWalk Score 96Vibrant arts & café sceneUnique triplex architecture