Toronto home value
What is your Toronto home actually worth in 2026?
A written comparative market analysis (CMA) for your Toronto property — based on real MLS comps from the last 90 days, not an automated estimate. Delivered by Mohammed Mustaf within 48 hours.
Toronto market snapshot
Where the market sits right now.
Average sale price
$1,134,500
Median days on market
21
Toronto's 2026 market is split by submarket: central detached homes remain tight and competitive, while downtown condos sit longer and trade closer to or below asking. East-end and Scarborough family pockets continue to attract spillover from priced-out central buyers. Pricing strategy now matters more than marketing budget.
What's included in your CMA
- Recent sales of comparable Toronto properties (last 90 days)
- Adjustments for lot, exposure, upgrades, and condition
- Realistic pricing range — low, likely, and stretch
- List-price strategy if you're considering a sale
- Delivered in 48 hours by email — no obligation
Neighbourhoods I cover in Toronto
Considering a sale? Pair this with the Seller's Playbook and the 2026 GTA Market Report.
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Toronto home value — common questions
What is the average home price in Toronto right now?
As of mid-2026, the average Toronto sale price across all property types sits near $1.13M. Detached homes in central neighbourhoods trade well above $1.5M, while condos in core areas average $720K–$780K.
How accurate are HouseSigma or Zillow estimates for Toronto homes?
Online tools typically miss by 5–15% in Toronto — they can't see finishes, layout, lot exposure, or pocket-level comp trends. A written CMA is the only defensible number for refinancing, divorce, estate, or pre-listing decisions.
Do you cover all of Toronto or only certain pockets?
All 25 wards — from the Beaches to Etobicoke, North York to Scarborough. Mohammed works the entire 416 plus the broader GTA.
What's the turnaround on a Toronto CMA?
48 hours, by email. Need it faster? Call 647-673-0810 for same-day in urgent cases.
Is the valuation actually free?
Yes — fully free, no obligation, no contract. Many Toronto owners use it to plan refinancing or future moves with no intention of listing soon.