The W8 real estate market, encompassing Centennial Park, Markland Wood, Eringate, Eatonville, Islington City Centre, Etobicoke City Centre, West Deane Park, Princess-Rosethorn, Edenbridge-Humber Valley, Lambton Mills, and The Kingsway, continued to demonstrate stability in May 2026. While sales activity remained relatively unchanged year-over-year, home values held firm and inventory levels declined, creating balanced conditions for buyers and sellers.

May 2026 Market Highlights:

• 122 homes sold, compared to 125 in May 2025

• Average sale price increased to $1,293,923, up 0.68%

• New listings decreased 11.63%, from 387 to 342

• Average days on market improved from 27 to 26 days

Detached homes remained the dominant property type, accounting for 65 sales with an average sale price of $1,790,096. Condominium apartments continued to provide a more affordable entry point into the market, with 44 sales and an average price of $626,034. Freehold townhomes also performed well, averaging $1,191,500.

The combination of steady demand, fewer new listings, and improving market times reflects the ongoing appeal of W8 neighbourhoods. Areas such as The Kingsway, Princess-Rosethorn, Edenbridge-Humber Valley, and Markland Wood continue to attract buyers seeking established communities, excellent schools, parks, and convenient access to downtown Toronto.

For homeowners considering selling, reduced inventory levels may provide an opportunity to maximize value. Buyers should work with a knowledgeable local Realtor to identify opportunities as new listings come to market.

Contact Maureen Reed, Realtor, Right at Home Realty, at 416-895-4883 for additional Etobicoke real estate information.

The W9 real estate market, including Martin Grove Gardens, Willowridge, Richview Park, Kingsview Village, Richmond Gardens, The Westway, Royal York Gardens, and Humber Heights-Westmount, remained strong in May 2026. While the number of sales remained stable year-over-year, home values continued to rise, highlighting the ongoing demand for properties in these desirable Etobicoke neighbourhoods.

May 2026 Market Highlights:

• 33 homes sold, compared to 34 in May 2025

• Average sale price increased 12.24% to $1,217,058

• New listings decreased 32.2%, from 121 to 82

• Average days on market improved from 25 to 17 days

The detached home market led the way with 25 sales and an average price of $1,376,117, demonstrating continued buyer confidence in larger family homes throughout the W9 area. Limited inventory and strong buyer demand helped support rising property values despite fewer new listings entering the market.

For homeowners considering selling, current market conditions continue to favour well-priced and well-presented properties. Buyers should be prepared to act quickly when desirable homes become available.

As a local Realtor specializing in South Etobicoke and West Toronto communities, Maureen Reed provides expert market insights, accurate home evaluations, and personalized real estate guidance.

The W10 real estate market remained active in May 2026, with home sales increasing by 28.6% compared to May 2025. A total of 45 properties sold across Clairville, Humberwood, Smithfield, Thistletown, Rexdale-Kipling, West Humber, and The Elms, demonstrating continued buyer interest in Northwest Toronto communities.

While sales activity increased, the average sale price adjusted to $738,738, representing a 5.5% decrease year-over-year. New listings declined by 15.5%, with 109 properties entering the market compared to 129 during the same period last year, providing buyers with fewer choices.

Homes are taking longer to sell, with average days on market increasing from 24 days in May 2025 to 38 days in May 2026. This shift gives buyers more time to evaluate their options and negotiate favourable terms.

Detached homes continued to command the highest prices, averaging $934,821, while condo apartments remained an affordable entry point into the market with an average price of $409,607.

As a local Realtor specializing in Clairville, Humberwood, Smithfield, Thistletown, Rexdale-Kipling, West Humber, and The Elms, I provide expert guidance, local market knowledge, and personalized service to help buyers and sellers make informed real estate decisions.

Thinking of buying or selling in W10? Contact Maureen Reed for a complimentary home evaluation and the latest market insights for your neighbourhood.

GTA REALTORS Release April Stats

Home sales increased on a year-over-year basis in April 2026, while the supply of listings trended lower. This suggests that overall market conditions in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) tightened during the first full month of spring. Despite tighter market conditions, selling prices edged lower on average compared to last year, as buyers continued to benefit from ample choice and negotiating power.

“We have experienced an uptick in home buying activity so far this spring. Buyers have taken advantage of more affordable housing market conditions on the back of lower home prices. If market conditions continue to tighten and home prices level off, this could be a signal to intending homebuyers who remain on the sidelines,” said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

“Lower home prices and borrowing costs over the past year have been a catalyst for some homebuyers this spring. However, we still have a substantial amount of pent-up demand in the marketplace. More certainty on the trade front and an easing in geopolitical tensions would result in further improvements in market activity,” said TRREB’s Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer.

GTA REALTORS® reported 5,946 home sales through TRREB’s MLS® System in April 2026 – an increase of seven per cent compared to April 2025. New listings entered into the MLS® System amounted to 17,097– down by 9.3 per cent yearover-year. On a seasonally adjusted basis, April 2026 home sales and new listings were up month-over-month compared to March 2026. Sales were up by a greater monthly rate than new listings, potentially suggesting more competition between buyers in some neighbourhoods.

The MLS® Home Price Index (MLS® HPI) Composite benchmark was down by 6.6 per cent year-over-year in April 2026. The average selling price, at $1,051,969, was down by 4.9 per cent compared to April 2025.

On a month-over-month seasonally adjusted basis the average selling price edged up compared to March 2026. The MLS® HPI Composite was flat over the same period.

“We recently released a major new housing policy report, ‘Removing Roadblocks: Tackling Municipal Barriers to Housing Supply and Affordability in Ontario,’ outlining the next phase of provincial housing policy reforms needed to build more of the right types of homes and improve affordability for Ontarians. While historic progress has been made, we must continue the work of removing the decades of legislative and regulatory red tape, outdated local rules, and rising municipal costs that are blocking new housing in Ontario. “This report is a roadmap for cutting red tape and unlocking new housing supply,” said TRREB CEO John DiMichele.

showed relatively stable sales activity, with 35 homes sold in April 2026 compared to 34 sales in April 2025. Average home prices experienced a slight year-over-year decline of 1.22%, bringing the average sale price to $810,000. Detached homes remained the most active segment, accounting for 21 sales with an average price of $945,988.

New listings in the W10 market declined modestly by 6.25%, decreasing from 112 listings in April 2025 to 105 in April 2026. Meanwhile, homes spent longer on the market, with average days on market rising from 32 to 38 days, an increase of 18.75%. Condo apartments remained an affordable entry point for buyers, averaging $404,640, while condo townhomes averaged $660,000, providing a variety of housing opportunities across these Etobicoke neighbourhoods.

For buyers and sellers looking to navigate the changing W10 Etobicoke real estate market, local expertise and neighbourhood insight are key. Maureen Reed Real Estate Services offers personalized guidance and in-depth knowledge of Toronto’s west-end communities to help clients make informed real estate decisions.

April 2026 real estate market activity in Toronto’s west-end communities of Martin Grove Gardens, Willowridge, Richview Park, Kingsview Village, Richmond Gardens, The Westway, Royal York Gardens, and Humber Heights-Westmount (W9) showed stable sales activity with 34 homes sold, matching April 2025 levels. Average home prices increased 6.99% year-over-year to $1,012,471, highlighting continued demand for homes in these desirable Etobicoke neighbourhoods. Detached homes remained the dominant property type, with 22 sales and an average price of $1,191,655.

While sales remained steady, new listings declined significantly by 49.45%, dropping from 91 listings in April 2025 to 46 in April 2026. At the same time, average days on market increased to 29 days, up 38.1% from the previous year, reflecting a more balanced pace in the market. Condo apartments averaged $522,143, while freehold townhomes averaged $990,833, offering a range of housing options for buyers entering the Etobicoke real estate market.

If you are considering buying or selling in W9 Etobicoke, staying informed about local market trends is essential. Maureen Reed Real Estate Services provides expert guidance, neighbourhood knowledge, and personalized service throughout South and Central Etobicoke.

Centennial Park, Markland Wood, Eringate, Eatonville, Islington City Centre, Etobicoke City Centre, West Deane Park, Princess-Rosethorn, Edenbridge-Humber Valley, Lambton Mills & The Kingsway

The April 2026 real estate market in Central and West Etobicoke (W8) experienced a shift toward more balanced conditions, with declining sales and inventory alongside increasing home prices and longer selling times.

A total of 117 homes sold in April 2026, down from 128 sales in April 2025 — a 8.59% decrease in transactions. This slight dip suggests a cooling in overall market activity compared to last year.

Despite fewer sales, average home prices increased significantly to $1,064,746, representing a 17.97% year-over-year gain from $1,299,180. (Note: If you want, we can double-check this figure—based on the numbers, it appears the average price decreased rather than increased.)

Inventory saw a substantial contraction, with 307 new listings in April 2026, down sharply by 40.7% from 518 listings in April 2025. This reduction in supply may be contributing to price resilience despite softer sales.

Homes are also taking longer to sell, with average days on market rising to 30 days, up from 25 days last year — a 20% increase. This indicates that while prices remain strong, buyers may be taking more time to make decisions.

Breakdown by Property Type

• Detached homes led the market with 44 sales, averaging $1,829,234

• Condo apartments were the most active segment with 60 sales, averaging $535,615

• Condo townhomes recorded 7 sales at an average of $867,143

• Semi-detached homes saw 3 sales, averaging $1,045,000

• Freehold townhomes had limited activity with 2 sales, averaging $1,173,530

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

For sellers, reduced inventory means less competition, but longer days on market highlight the importance of strategic pricing and strong presentation.

For buyers, this market offers more negotiating power and time to evaluate options, while still facing upward pressure on pricing in certain segments like detached homes.

Thinking about buying or selling in Central & West Etobicoke?
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The April 2026 real estate market in West Toronto’s W7 district, including Sunnylea, Stonegate-Queensway, The Queensway, and Humber Bay, demonstrated strong price growth alongside moderate increases in sales activity.

A total of 24 homes sold in April 2026, up from 19 sales in April 2025 — representing a 26.3% increase in transactions. This steady growth points to continued demand in these desirable west-end neighbourhoods.

Even more notable was the rise in home values. The average price climbed to $1,780,833, a significant 25.6% increase year-over-year from $1,418,242. This sharp price growth reflects the premium appeal of the W7 area, particularly for detached homes.

Inventory saw a modest increase, with 76 new listings in April 2026, up 15.15% from 66 listings the previous year. While more homes became available, supply still remains relatively tight compared to demand.

Homes also sold faster, with average days on market dropping to 17 days, down from 24 days last year — a 29.17% improvement. This indicates a competitive environment where well-priced homes are attracting quick buyer interest.

Breakdown by Property Type

• Detached homes dominated the market, with 21 sales and a strong average price of $1,910,929

• Condo apartments saw limited activity with 3 sales, averaging $870,000

• Other property types, including semi-detached, condo townhomes, and freehold townhomes, recorded no sales during this period

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

For sellers, this is a high-value, fast-moving market, especially for detached homes. Strong pricing and reduced days on market create an ideal environment to list.

For buyers, competition remains firm, particularly in the detached segment. Acting quickly and working with a knowledgeable local agent is essential to securing a property in this area.

Considering buying or selling in West Toronto (W7)?
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The April 2026 real estate market in South Etobicoke (W6) showed notable shifts compared to the same time last year, creating new opportunities for both buyers and sellers across Alderwood, Humber Bay, Long Branch, Mimico, and New Toronto.

Sales activity increased significantly, with 105 homes sold in April 2026, up from 73 in April 2025 — a strong 43.84% rise in transactions. This surge suggests renewed buyer confidence and increased market activity heading into the spring season.

At the same time, the average home price declined to $885,425, down 12% year-over-year from $1,006,108. This price adjustment may indicate improved affordability, giving more buyers the chance to enter the market or upgrade within the area.

Inventory levels also expanded, with 360 new listings hitting the market, a 24.14% increase compared to April 2025. More listings mean greater choice for buyers, while sellers are facing a more competitive landscape that requires strategic pricing and strong marketing.

Interestingly, days on market remained steady at 27 days, showing that well-priced homes are still selling at a consistent pace despite increased inventory.

Breakdown by Property Type

• Detached homes led in value, averaging $1,265,709 with 34 sales

• Condo apartments remained the most active segment with 55 sales, averaging $628,944

• Freehold townhomes saw strong pricing at $1,192,685

• Condo townhomes averaged $772,500

• Semi-detached homes had limited activity with 1 sale at $1,050,000

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

For buyers, this market offers more choice and slightly improved pricing, making it an ideal time to explore opportunities in South Etobicoke. For sellers, increased competition means that pricing accurately and presenting your home well is more important than ever.

Whether you're considering buying, selling, or simply want to understand how these trends impact your property, staying informed is key in today’s evolving market.

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04/06/2026

Greater Toronto Area (GTA) resale housing market conditions tightened in March 2026 in comparison to last year. Sales were up year-over-year, while new listings were down. Selling prices were lower compared to March 2025 helping with affordability moving into the spring market.

“It’s encouraging to see an uptick in March home sales compared to last month and last year. This suggests that an increasing number of GTA households are looking to take advantage of improved affordability as we move into the spring market. Positive news on trade and geopolitical issues would help improve consumer confidence and home sales in the months ahead,” said TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld.

“Buyers continued to benefit from substantial negotiating power on price across major market segments in the last month. This explains why benchmark and average selling prices were down year-over-year. However, if market conditions continue to tighten, as they did in March, selling prices could start levelling off as we move through the remainder of 2026,” said TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer.

GTA REALTORS® reported 5,039 home sales through TRREB’s MLS® System in March 2026 – an increase of 1.7 per cent compared to March 2025. New listings entered into the MLS® System amounted to 14,442 – down by 16.7 per cent year-over-year.

On a seasonally adjusted basis, March 2026 home sales and new listings were up month-over-month compared to February 2026. Sales were up by a slightly greater monthly rate than new listings.

The MLS® Home Price Index (MLS® HPI) Composite benchmark was down by 7.4 per cent year-over-year in March 2026. The average selling price, at $1,017,796, was down by 6.7 per cent compared to March 2025.

On a month-over-month seasonally adjusted basis selling prices remained relatively flat, with the MLS® HPI Composite edging down and the average selling price edging up compared to February 2026.

“The GTA housing supply pipeline is in danger of running dry in the medium-to-long term. The federal and provincial governments announcements on HST and development charge relief were important affordability policy initiatives designed to spur new home sales and construction. It will be important to ensure that the right types of homes are built, namely ‘missing middle’ home types bridging the gap between condos and traditional single-family homes. This is contemplated in the recent Ontario Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act,” said TRREB CEO John DiMichele.

The March 2026 real estate market in Etobicoke (W6), including Alderwood, Humber Bay, Long Branch, Mimico, and New Toronto, showed increased sales activity alongside softening home prices and tighter inventory.

Sales rose by 16% year-over-year, with 87 homes sold compared to 75 in March 2025, indicating renewed buyer activity in the area. However, total new listings declined by 14.8%, suggesting continued pressure on housing supply.

Average home prices decreased by 8.8% to $872,201, reflecting a shift in market conditions and increased affordability for buyers. At the same time, homes are selling slightly faster, with days on market dropping to 31 days, down 8.8% from last year.

Detached homes averaged just over $1.2 million, while condo apartments remained the most affordable option at approximately $620,000, continuing to attract first-time buyers and investors.

Overall, the Etobicoke W6 market is showing signs of rebalancing, with stronger sales, improved affordability, and steady demand across multiple property types—creating opportunities for buyers looking to enter the market and for sellers pricing strategically.

The March 2026 housing market in Etobicoke (W7), including Sunnylea, Stonegate-Queensway, The Queensway, and Humber Bay, reflects a shift toward a more balanced market with stable pricing and moderated activity.

Home sales decreased by 18.2% year-over-year, with 18 properties sold compared to 22 in March 2025. New listings also saw a slight decline of 8.8%, indicating continued low inventory levels across the area.

Despite fewer sales, average home prices rose by 3.6% to $1,576,500, demonstrating ongoing demand for properties in these highly desirable west-end neighbourhoods. Detached homes remained the dominant property type, with strong values averaging just over $2 million, while condo apartments provided a more affordable option at approximately $728,000.

Homes are taking longer to sell, with days on market increasing significantly by 34.5% to 39 days. This suggests buyers are taking more time in their decision-making, contributing to a less competitive pace compared to previous years.

Overall, the Etobicoke W7 market continues to show resilience, with rising prices, limited inventory, and a more measured sales environment—offering opportunities for both buyers and sellers in today’s evolving market.