Leslieville / Riverside
East-end creative hub — restaurants, indie retail, streetcar to downtown.
Pricing
Detached $1.5–2.3M · Towns $1.1–1.6M
Best for
Couples and young families wanting character + walkability.
Toronto neighbourhoods
Toronto neighbourhoods guide — pricing, vibe, and best fit
A working agent's breakdown of Toronto's most-asked-about neighbourhoods — what each one feels like on a Saturday morning, what you actually pay, and who it suits. Updated for 2026.
Detached avg
$1.65M (city-wide) · $2.0M+ (416 core)
Condo avg
$705,000
1-bed rent
$2,400–$2,950
Commute to TO
Downtown is downtown — 10–30 minutes by TTC from most central neighbourhoods.
The Junction / High Park North
West-end neighbourhood with a real main street and access to High Park.
Pricing
Detached $1.4–2.2M · Condos $650K–900K
Best for
Buyers priced out of Roncesvalles.
Leaside / Davisville Village
Mid-town family pocket with the Eglinton Crosstown stop coming online.
Pricing
Detached $2.2–3.5M · Condos $700K–1.1M
Best for
Families chasing schools + transit.
Etobicoke (Mimico / Humber Bay Shores)
Lakefront condos with Queensway/Gardiner access.
Pricing
Condos $580K–950K
Best for
Commuters and first-time buyers.
North York (Willowdale / Yonge corridor)
Yonge subway corridor with new build condos and good Asian dining.
Pricing
Condos $620K–950K · Detached $1.8–3.0M
Best for
Subway-first buyers and investors.
Scarborough (Birch Cliff / Cliffside)
Affordable east-end with bluffs, GO access, and gradual gentrification.
Pricing
Detached $1.1–1.6M
Best for
First-time detached buyers in the 416.
Want a deeper read on the Toronto market? See Living in Toronto, Investing in Toronto, or the 2026 GTA market report.
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