
On October 12, 2026, 6,022 condos were listed for sale in Toronto and half of them were priced under $595,000. Here is what is on the market, where it is, and what it tells buyers and sellers this month.
Toronto condo prices in October 2026
The median asking price for a condo in Toronto is $595,000, so half of the condos for sale are listed above it and half below. The middle half of listings are priced between $490K and $769K, and the full range runs from $150K to $22.5M. Using the size ranges in the listings, that works out to a median of about $776 per square foot.
Toronto sits 10% above the median of $540,000 for all 15,626 condos for sale on Condo Connect. Of the 16 areas in this month's reports, it has the 6th-highest median asking price.
| Asking price | For sale | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Under $500K | 1,835 | 30% |
| $500K to $650K | 1,871 | 31% |
| $650K to $800K | 1,042 | 17% |
| $800K to $1M | 570 | 9% |
| $1M and up | 701 | 12% |
Prices by type of condo
Condo apartments are the most common in Toronto right now, with 4,998 listed at a median of $570K. Condo townhouses follow with 716 at a median of $699K.
| Type | For sale | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| Condo apartment | 4,998 | $570K |
| Condo townhouse | 716 | $699K |
| Penthouse | 181 | $794K |
| Loft | 124 | $750K |
What each size costs
By size, the median asking prices in Toronto are studios and 1 bedrooms at $500K, 2 bedrooms at $675K and 3 or more bedrooms at $759K. The step up from one size to the next is roughly what the extra bedroom costs, which is worth knowing before you decide how much space you need.
| Size | For sale | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| Studios and 1 bedrooms | 2,442 | $500K |
| 2 bedrooms | 2,622 | $675K |
| 3 or more bedrooms | 955 | $759K |
Monthly fees
6,006 of the condos for sale in Toronto carry a monthly fee, and the median is $716 a month. Measured against size, that is about $0.90 per square foot a month. Count the fee as part of the monthly cost of a home, alongside the mortgage and property tax, and check what it covers: it pays for building insurance, the common areas, amenities and the reserve fund, and in many buildings heat and water as well.
Where the condos are in Toronto
Waterfront Communities has the most condos for sale (812), followed by Church-Yonge Corridor (331) and Mimico (269). Among the busiest neighbourhoods, Islington-City Centre West has the lowest median asking price ($529K) and Bay Street Corridor the highest ($660K).
| Neighbourhood | For sale | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| Waterfront Communities | 812 | $639K |
| Church-Yonge Corridor | 331 | $595K |
| Mimico | 269 | $650K |
| Willowdale East | 225 | $609K |
| Mount Pleasant West | 191 | $629K |
| Niagara | 189 | $610K |
| Islington-City Centre West | 185 | $529K |
| Bay Street Corridor | 173 | $660K |
Buildings with the most condos for sale in Toronto
The building at 251 Jarvis Street has the most condos listed right now (21), followed by 36 Zorra Street (21) and 4955 Yonge Street (20). Several listings in one building can mean more room to negotiate, or simply a large building, so compare the asking prices against recent sales in the same building.
| Building | For sale | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| 251 Jarvis Street | 21 | $438K |
| 36 Zorra Street | 21 | $529K |
| 4955 Yonge Street | 20 | $629K |
| 30 Shore Breeze Drive | 19 | $599K |
| 3220 Sheppard Avenue | 17 | $597K |
| 285 Dufferin Street | 16 | $614K |
| 319 Jarvis Street | 14 | $499K |
| 286 Main Street | 14 | $571K |
How fast condos are moving in Toronto
The typical condo for sale in Toronto has been listed for 33 days. That is a steady pace. There is time to see a home twice and book an inspection, but the best-priced listings still draw attention in the first week. 2,762 of today's listings (46%) came on the market in the last 30 days, 578 of them in the last week.
What it means if you are buying or selling
Buyers: Use the tables above to see where your budget goes furthest in Toronto, then browse all 6,022 condos for sale in Toronto. Listings change through the day, so an email alert is the easiest way to see new ones first.
Sellers: These 6,022 condos are your competition. Buyers will compare yours with the ones in the same price band and neighbourhood, so price against what is listed now and what has sold recently. Find out what your condo is worth.
- Order a fresh status certificate when you list. Most buyers make their offer conditional on reviewing it, and having it ready shortens that condition.
- Buyers compare your unit with the others for sale in the same building first, so know what those are listed at and what has sold there recently.
- Read the status certificate before your offer is firm. It shows the reserve fund, any special assessments and anything the corporation is in a dispute over.
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Frequently asked questions
How many condos are for sale in Toronto?
On October 12, 2026 there were 6,022 condos for sale in Toronto on Condo Connect, 2,762 of them listed in the last 30 days. The number changes through the day as homes are listed and sold.
What is the median asking price for a condo in Toronto?
$595,000 as of October 12, 2026. The middle half of listings are priced between $490K and $769K.
How long do condos take to sell in Toronto?
The condos for sale on October 12, 2026 had been listed for a median of 33 days. Well-priced homes in popular neighbourhoods often go faster than that.
Which Toronto neighbourhood has the most condos for sale?
Waterfront Communities, with 812 listed at a median asking price of $639K.
Are these sold prices?
No. Every figure in this report is an asking price for a home that is for sale. Sold prices are shown to signed-in members on each listing page, or ask us and we will send you recent sales for the street or complex you are looking at.
How this report is made: every figure comes from the condos for sale in Toronto on Condo Connect on October 12, 2026, from active MLS® listings. Prices are asking prices, not sold prices. Listings under $100,000 are left out of the price figures. Time listed is the median number of days since each home came on the market.