By Candice Schott, Broker, and Jason Schott, REALTOR®, The Schott Team, Royal LePage Signature Realty, Brokerage. Last updated: November 2026.
Everyone wants to know what their house is worth. The better first question is whether homes like yours are actually selling. A sell rate answers that in one number: out of every home that came on the market in your district, how many found a buyer. Pick your home type above, tap your district, and you'll see the sell rate, average price, days on market and how much competition is sitting out there. Then, if you're thinking about a move, read how to sell a house in Toronto.
Common questions
What is a sell rate?
It's the number of homes sold divided by the number of new listings over the same period. TRREB calls it the sales-to-new-listings ratio. At 50%, about one home sold for every two that came on the market.
Is it a buyer's or a seller's market in Toronto right now?
Across the City of Toronto, 39% of all homes listed from November 2025 to October 2026 sold. That sits right on the line between a buyer's market and a balanced one. It depends a lot on what you own: semi-detached houses sold at 54%, freehold townhouses at 47% and detached houses at 42%, while condo apartments (35%) and condo townhouses (34%) are firmly in buyer's market territory. The last three months were a bit softer, at 37% for all home types.
What counts as a buyer's or a seller's market?
Under 40% sold is a buyer's market, 40% to 60% is balanced and over 60% is a seller's market. For months of inventory, under 4 months leans to sellers, 4 to 6 is balanced and over 6 leans to buyers.
How fast are homes selling in Leslieville and Riverdale?
In district E01, 59% of semi-detached houses listed in the last 12 months sold, at an average of 112% of the asking price and about 12 days on market. Detached houses sold at 49%, in about 16 days. The last three months cooled off, with 46% of detached and semi-detached houses selling. Translation: still a good market for a well-prepared house, but buyers are taking a closer look.
What about The Beach and the Danforth?
In E02 (The Beach, Upper Beaches, East End-Danforth), 60% of semis sold over the last 12 months, and 47% of detached houses, at an average of about $1.87 million. In E03 (Danforth, East York, Playter Estates), 55% of semis and 45% of detached houses sold.
Which part of Toronto is selling fastest?
For detached houses over the last 12 months, C11 (Leaside, Thorncliffe Park, Flemingdon Park) led the city at 57%, followed by W02 (Junction, High Park North, Bloor West Village) at 53%. Use the table under the map to see every district side by side.
Why is my district's sell rate lower than it feels on my street?
A district number covers every home of that type, at every price and in every condition. A home that's relisted counts as a new listing again, which pulls the rate down. A well-priced, well-prepared home can sell quickly in almost any market. That's the part we control.
What are months of inventory?
The homes for sale at the end of the period divided by average monthly sales. It's how long today's supply would last if nothing new came on the market.
Where do these numbers come from?
TRREB's monthly Market Watch reports, by City of Toronto district and home type, updated every month. Average price is dollar volume divided by sales. Days on market and percent of asking are TRREB's monthly averages, weighted by sales.
Thinking of selling?
The map is the weather report. Your street is the forecast. We'll pull the recent sales near you, walk you through what they mean for your price and timing, and give you the honest read, even when it's not what you want to hear. Book a seller strategy call, or try a list price in our Toronto Market Check.
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Candice Schott, Broker | Jason Schott, REALTOR® | The Schott Team | Royal LePage Signature Realty, Brokerage. Selling Toronto homes since 2004, with more than 350 homes sold, most of them in the east end: Leslieville, Riverdale, The Beach and the Danforth. More about us.
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