Yonge and Eglinton condo apartment market

C10Condo apartment

August 2026 · released 2026-09-01

C10 · MOUNT PLEASANT WEST

All home types · monthly2026-08

Value · TRREB HPI composite

Benchmark, mix-adjusted — what a comparable unit is worth.

Benchmark mix-adjusted: $929,600
Benchmark Y/Y: +2.6% up
HPI index: 228.7

Price history · 55 months

$1,609,100peak benchmark, April 2022−42.2% in August 2026, at $929,600

New listings Sales · grouped, not stacked

Monthly all home types figures
Period	Benchmark	Average price	Median price	Sales	New listings
2022-01	$1,447,500	$1,008,751	$800,500	44	70
2022-02	$1,528,500	$1,033,716	$812,500	72	122
2022-03	$1,582,600	$1,276,144	$980,000	101	161
2022-04	$1,609,100	$1,225,099	$921,000	79	167
2022-06	$1,250,500	$1,138,342	$832,000	60	167
2022-07	$1,224,600	$974,158	$755,000	55	104
2022-08	$1,171,800	$974,915	$689,500	42	103
2022-09	$1,127,200	$951,478	$749,900	39	138
2022-10	$1,094,800	$870,833	$735,000	51	105
2022-11	$1,091,300	$978,089	$765,000	44	88
2022-12	$1,092,800	$936,138	$738,000	29	27
2023-01	$1,116,700	$809,500	$696,350	26	97
2023-02	$1,117,700	$991,248	$736,250	48	94
2023-03	$1,132,400	$1,088,379	$821,000	75	126
2023-04	$1,148,500	$1,051,569	$740,000	83	132
2023-05	$1,158,100	$1,107,783	$765,000	107	154
2023-06	$1,178,500	$1,018,720	$795,000	66	138
2023-07	$1,156,600	$1,002,433	$804,000	46	137
2023-08	$1,123,900	$901,496	$700,000	49	102
2023-09	$1,140,100	$1,083,742	$884,000	42	173
2023-10	$1,093,000	$1,069,156	$900,000	41	183
2023-11	$1,059,200	$1,066,436	$737,500	42	114
2023-12	$1,046,100	$1,046,960	$760,000	35	36
2024-01	$1,041,500	$956,168	$675,000	44	97
2024-02	$1,032,600	$867,465	$770,000	43	107
2024-03	$1,032,700	$1,021,916	$760,000	61	114
2024-04	$1,067,000	$1,109,950	$802,400	60	183
2024-05	$1,070,600	$1,128,531	$820,000	81	230
2024-06	$1,063,800	$1,138,083	$811,000	63	181
2024-07	$1,054,200	$863,111	$724,900	53	179
2024-08	$1,024,400	$1,040,528	$789,500	48	99
2024-09	$1,019,200	$1,005,416	$773,750	44	191
2024-10	$1,009,400	$1,095,728	$723,000	64	136
2024-11	$1,021,800	$759,915	$683,000	54	103
2024-12	$1,024,800	$915,624	$775,000	29	46
2025-01	$980,600	$858,827	$640,000	33	105
2025-02	$989,800	$950,625	$686,400	38	112
2025-03	$963,000	$1,031,323	$742,500	46	151
2025-04	$915,000	$1,095,517	$785,000	55	197
2025-05	$915,400	$1,152,983	$850,000	53	207
2025-06	$908,900	$1,064,762	$832,500	72	190
2025-07	$901,000	$984,021	$692,500	62	177
2025-08	$909,500	$855,484	$575,500	42	115
2025-09	$922,400	$922,252	$730,000	45	159
2025-10	$902,300	$969,123	$737,000	66	133
2025-11	$904,900	$1,031,446	$750,000	45	83
2025-12	$901,000	$796,235	$635,000	31	46
2026-01	$896,400	$756,184	$640,000	37	93
2026-02	$881,400	$1,007,115	$668,500	40	104
2026-03	$913,100	$993,370	$732,500	50	141
2026-04	$910,300	$1,096,146	$678,500	64	159
2026-05	$927,900	$1,149,332	$900,000	57	156
2026-06	$924,400	$1,054,609	$715,000	78	162
2026-07	$936,300	$937,061	$660,000	65	100
2026-08	$929,600	$970,538	$770,000	35	105

Sold prices

Avg. sale price — reflects what sold, not what a comparable unit is worth. Use the benchmark above for value.

Avg sale price: $970,538
Median price: $770,000
Avg price Y/Y: +13.4% up
Avg price M/M: +3.6% up
12-mo high: $1,149,332
12-mo low: $756,184

Activity

SP/LP: 97.0%
Days on market: 33 d
Incl. relisted: 41 d
Mos inv (trend): 3.8 mo
SNLR (trend): 42.3%
Sales: 35
New listings: 105
Active listings: 199
Dollar volume: $33,968,813

Inventory · new listings, sales, active · 12 months

New Sales Active (line)

all home types inventory by month
Period	New listings	Sales	Active listings
2025-09	159	45	227
2025-10	133	66	214
2025-11	83	45	176
2025-12	46	31	125
2026-01	93	37	132
2026-02	104	40	163
2026-03	141	50	196
2026-04	159	64	218
2026-05	156	57	244
2026-06	162	78	234
2026-07	100	65	197
2026-08	105	35	199

Figures cover TRREB C10, Mount Pleasant West community, all home types only. Yonge and Eglinton sits within this area.
This page also extends west of Yonge into C03, the Yonge-Eglinton community, which these figures do not cover. C10 and the Mount Pleasant West community are shared with the Davisville page, which covers the southern end of the same district.

TRREB Market Watch · All home types · 2026-08 · released 2026-09-01
Mos inv and SNLR are TRREB's published 12-month moving averages, not single-month ratios. They and Avg. PDOM appear only on the All Home Types table. Y/Y and M/M compare published monthly averages for this district.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed transactions reported to TRREB in the areas noted.

Condo apartment · monthly2026-08

Value · TRREB HPI apartment

Benchmark, mix-adjusted — what a comparable unit is worth.

Benchmark mix-adjusted: $597,900
Benchmark Y/Y: −1.5% down
HPI index: 244

Price history · 56 months

$1,016,800peak benchmark, April 2022−41.2% in August 2026, at $597,900

New listings Sales · grouped, not stacked

Monthly condo apartment figures
Period	Benchmark	Average price	Median price	Sales	New listings
2022-01	$897,200	$756,747	$700,000	35	52
2022-02	$966,200	$844,777	$780,000	59	98
2022-03	$1,000,800	$874,274	$810,000	71	113
2022-04	$1,016,800	$901,005	$785,000	59	131
2022-05	$872,200	$756,363	$751,000	51	127
2022-06	$825,400	$796,597	$766,500	40	134
2022-07	$825,000	$784,504	$720,000	45	88
2022-08	$791,300	$697,336	$638,000	31	92
2022-09	$775,600	$720,454	$700,000	30	103
2022-10	$746,600	$759,198	$696,000	43	80
2022-11	$763,500	$742,154	$688,000	32	76
2022-12	$768,800	$754,208	$700,000	24	21
2023-01	$796,200	$751,341	$696,350	22	86
2023-02	$781,700	$705,792	$662,500	34	65
2023-03	$763,900	$793,516	$708,000	55	103
2023-04	$758,000	$724,598	$660,000	65	100
2023-05	$781,800	$766,873	$700,000	80	111
2023-06	$806,500	$805,690	$730,000	53	118
2023-07	$799,800	$849,254	$760,000	39	117
2023-08	$787,000	$710,386	$688,000	41	84
2023-09	$779,600	$773,579	$701,000	29	123
2023-10	$748,100	$870,842	$850,000	31	138
2023-11	$737,700	$769,397	$675,000	31	92
2023-12	$737,800	$699,327	$652,500	26	32
2024-01	$720,600	$713,597	$639,500	36	85
2024-02	$734,900	$783,513	$740,020	39	87
2024-03	$755,000	$733,915	$727,500	48	97
2024-04	$766,600	$795,830	$705,000	43	142
2024-05	$741,300	$787,742	$728,750	58	178
2024-06	$744,600	$830,432	$687,950	45	141
2024-07	$731,600	$724,907	$694,500	44	154
2024-08	$717,200	$700,268	$648,400	34	81
2024-09	$709,200	$717,541	$636,500	32	145
2024-10	$692,000	$763,261	$645,000	46	111
2024-11	$704,800	$687,177	$670,000	47	83
2024-12	$690,500	$712,195	$615,000	21	39
2025-01	$659,700	$670,581	$624,000	28	96
2025-02	$657,200	$711,507	$650,000	29	95
2025-03	$669,000	$786,438	$620,000	37	125
2025-04	$631,700	$739,026	$703,500	35	158
2025-05	$632,500	$688,810	$657,000	31	153
2025-06	$627,000	$741,157	$669,000	46	138
2025-07	$607,300	$635,635	$625,000	43	144
2025-08	$607,100	$586,478	$552,500	32	100
2025-09	$602,600	$655,715	$637,500	34	109
2025-10	$604,100	$664,804	$610,000	47	101
2025-11	$616,500	$641,152	$603,000	30	65
2025-12	$613,000	$617,387	$596,000	24	41
2026-01	$608,800	$627,842	$618,000	33	73
2026-02	$601,600	$634,057	$604,500	28	85
2026-03	$610,300	$636,957	$618,000	35	107
2026-04	$599,400	$728,250	$578,500	44	105
2026-05	$611,000	$718,071	$687,500	29	106
2026-06	$599,700	$642,816	$597,000	49	118
2026-07	$608,600	$645,648	$585,000	47	83
2026-08	$597,900	$676,178	$690,000	27	82

Sold prices

Avg. sale price — reflects what sold, not what a comparable unit is worth. Use the benchmark above for value.

Avg sale price: $676,178
Median price: $690,000
Avg price Y/Y: +15.3% up
Avg price M/M: +4.7% up
12-mo high: $728,250
12-mo low: $617,387

Activity

SP/LP: 96.0%
Days on market: 38 d
Incl. relisted: all types only
Mos inv (trend): all types only
SNLR (trend): all types only
Sales: 27
New listings: 82
Active listings: 169
Dollar volume: $18,256,813

Inventory · new listings, sales, active · 12 months

New Sales Active (line)

condo apartment inventory by month
Period	New listings	Sales	Active listings
2025-09	109	34	182
2025-10	101	47	178
2025-11	65	30	150
2025-12	41	24	114
2026-01	73	33	112
2026-02	85	28	142
2026-03	107	35	167
2026-04	105	44	171
2026-05	106	29	191
2026-06	118	49	191
2026-07	83	47	168
2026-08	82	27	169

Figures cover TRREB C10, Mount Pleasant West community, condo apartment only. Yonge and Eglinton sits within this area.
This page also extends west of Yonge into C03, the Yonge-Eglinton community, which these figures do not cover. C10 and the Mount Pleasant West community are shared with the Davisville page, which covers the southern end of the same district.

TRREB Market Watch · Condo apartment · 2026-08 · released 2026-09-01
Mos inv and SNLR are TRREB's published 12-month moving averages, not single-month ratios. They and Avg. PDOM appear only on the All Home Types table. Y/Y and M/M compare published monthly averages for this district.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed transactions reported to TRREB in the areas noted.

Detached · monthly2026-08

Value · TRREB HPI detached

Benchmark, mix-adjusted — what a comparable unit is worth.

Benchmark mix-adjusted: $1,978,100
Benchmark Y/Y: −2.4% down
HPI index: 297.3

Price history · 56 months

$2,651,200peak benchmark, May 2022−25.4% in August 2026, at $1,978,100

New listings Sales · grouped, not stacked

Monthly detached figures
Period	Benchmark	Average price	Median price	Sales	New listings
2022-01	$2,164,000	$2,180,667	$2,209,500	6	12
2022-02	$2,144,200	$2,090,250	$2,090,500	4	11
2022-03	$2,251,000	$2,443,951	$2,412,500	20	34
2022-04	$2,294,900	$2,590,688	$2,310,000	8	17
2022-05	$2,651,200	$2,740,000	$2,865,000	8	23
2022-06	$2,588,500	$2,611,695	$2,540,085	6	15
2022-07	$2,457,400	$2,155,000	$2,125,000	4	7
2022-08	$2,390,000	$2,912,500	$2,400,000	4	4
2022-09	$2,223,400	$2,151,500	$2,078,000	4	20
2022-10	$2,223,100	$1,646,667	$1,450,000	3	15
2022-11	$2,160,300	$2,156,000	$2,047,000	4	4
2022-12	$2,141,900	—	—	2	2
2023-01	$2,175,500	—	—	1	4
2023-02	$2,215,700	$2,116,042	$2,113,125	6	18
2023-03	$2,349,800	$2,071,077	$1,925,000	13	15
2023-04	$2,435,100	$2,819,063	$2,461,500	8	15
2023-05	$2,447,200	$2,622,441	$2,425,000	13	23
2023-06	$2,439,700	$2,289,993	$2,308,728	6	15
2023-07	$2,377,100	$2,030,000	$2,100,000	5	12
2023-08	$2,327,900	$2,362,500	$2,452,500	4	9
2023-09	$2,417,600	$2,099,789	$1,909,500	8	27
2023-10	$2,329,300	$1,935,125	$1,945,000	4	30
2023-11	$2,276,100	$2,135,222	$2,089,000	9	16
2023-12	$2,191,700	$2,045,000	$2,200,000	7	1
2024-01	$2,194,700	$3,153,333	$2,975,000	3	7
2024-02	$2,158,900	—	—	2	9
2024-03	$2,071,200	$2,356,875	$1,975,000	8	7
2024-04	$2,199,300	$2,196,699	$2,150,000	9	24
2024-05	$2,367,300	$2,260,909	$2,350,000	13	28
2024-06	$2,340,900	$2,311,900	$2,372,500	10	28
2024-07	$2,353,700	—	—	2	10
2024-08	$2,240,500	$1,990,111	$1,950,000	9	7
2024-09	$2,230,600	$2,180,400	$1,700,000	5	24
2024-10	$2,261,000	$2,664,750	$2,740,000	8	15
2024-11	$2,331,400	—	—	1	8
2024-12	$2,333,200	$1,411,750	$1,315,000	4	2
2025-01	$2,274,400	$2,371,667	$2,525,000	3	5
2025-02	$2,320,500	$2,078,005	$2,250,000	5	9
2025-03	$2,165,300	$2,468,438	$2,132,750	6	14
2025-04	$1,993,700	$2,029,774	$1,850,000	11	22
2025-05	$1,992,900	$2,139,538	$1,880,000	13	28
2025-06	$1,931,700	$2,053,701	$1,762,507	10	28
2025-07	$1,957,200	$2,194,300	$2,050,000	10	19
2025-08	$1,992,900	$1,938,600	$1,896,000	5	8
2025-09	$2,038,000	$2,497,333	$2,690,000	3	22
2025-10	$1,962,200	$2,242,528	$2,236,500	9	14
2025-11	$1,959,900	$2,361,417	$2,325,000	6	9
2025-12	$1,933,200	$1,876,000	$1,815,000	3	3
2026-01	$1,938,000	—	—	1	7
2026-02	$1,913,800	$2,309,167	$2,315,000	6	13
2026-03	$2,002,000	$1,956,400	$2,155,000	10	14
2026-04	$1,993,600	$2,410,714	$2,494,000	7	27
2026-05	$1,999,700	$2,266,000	$2,297,500	10	28
2026-06	$1,989,200	$2,031,156	$1,725,000	16	27
2026-07	$1,988,000	$1,908,542	$1,896,250	12	10
2026-08	$1,978,100	$2,289,400	$2,525,000	5	13

Sold prices

Avg. sale price — reflects what sold, not what a comparable unit is worth. Use the benchmark above for value.

Avg sale price: $2,289,400
Median price: $2,525,000
Avg price Y/Y: +18.1% up
Avg price M/M: +20.0% up
12-mo high: $2,497,333
12-mo low: $1,876,000

Activity

SP/LP: 98.0%
Days on market: 19 d
Incl. relisted: all types only
Mos inv (trend): all types only
SNLR (trend): all types only
Sales: 5
New listings: 13
Active listings: 18
Dollar volume: $11,447,000

Inventory · new listings, sales, active · 12 months

New Sales Active (line)

detached inventory by month
Period	New listings	Sales	Active listings
2025-09	22	3	21
2025-10	14	9	15
2025-11	9	6	12
2025-12	3	3	6
2026-01	7	1	9
2026-02	13	6	13
2026-03	14	10	10
2026-04	27	7	23
2026-05	28	10	32
2026-06	27	16	28
2026-07	10	12	19
2026-08	13	5	18

Figures cover TRREB C10, Mount Pleasant West community, detached only. Yonge and Eglinton sits within this area.
This page also extends west of Yonge into C03, the Yonge-Eglinton community, which these figures do not cover. C10 and the Mount Pleasant West community are shared with the Davisville page, which covers the southern end of the same district.

TRREB Market Watch · Detached · 2026-08 · released 2026-09-01
Mos inv and SNLR are TRREB's published 12-month moving averages, not single-month ratios. They and Avg. PDOM appear only on the All Home Types table. Y/Y and M/M compare published monthly averages for this district.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed transactions reported to TRREB in the areas noted.

Community context, 2026 Q1, all home types

C10

All property types, so not comparable with the condo figures above. In areas with significant freehold stock this will run well above condo values.The panel above is showing a single property type. These community figures cover every property type, so the gap between them is wider than usual — do not read one as a check on the other.

Mount Pleasant West2026-Q1

Avg sale price: $704,870
Median price: $618,000
Sales: 94
New listings: 235
Active listings: 96
SP/LP: 98.0%
Days on market: 39 d

TRREB Community Housing Market Report · all home types · 2026-Q1
Community figures are published quarterly and cover every property type. The district figures elsewhere on this page are condo apartment and monthly. The two are not the same measurement.
Statistics are provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Not an appraisal. Figures reflect completed transactions reported to TRREB in the areas noted.

About Yonge and Eglinton

Reviewed July 27, 2026

Figures shown: Condo apartment — the panel above defaults to this segment for Yonge and Eglinton because its housing stock is condo dominant. The write-up below describes the neighbourhood as a whole, not one segment of it.
District: Midtown
Transit: Line 1 at Eglinton and Davisville. Line 5 Eglinton opened on 8 February 2026 — 19 km and 25 stations from Mount Dennis to Kennedy — and interchanges with Line 1 at Eglinton station, which is the structural change here.
Typical deposit: Pre-construction has generally followed 5% early to 15% or 20% before occupancy. Resale takes the standard 5% deposit on acceptance.
Price context: Midtown per-square-foot pricing sits below the core for comparable product, and the Line 5 premium is now partly visible in asking prices rather than speculative. Whether it is fully in closed prices is the question worth testing building by building. Confirm current figures before relying on them.
Also known as: Yonge and Eglinton, Midtown, Davisville North

Yonge and Eglinton is the midtown crossroads: Yonge Street north and south, Eglinton Avenue East and West, with Duplex, Roehampton, Broadway and Mount Pleasant Road filling in around it. Yonge Eglinton Centre sits on the corner, Eglinton Park runs north off Eglinton West, and North Toronto Collegiate anchors the Broadway blocks. It is the densest concentration of rental-grade condominium stock outside the core.

Resale, pre-construction and assignments. but the interesting work here right now is resale: a large investor-held stock, a completed transit line, and a softer condominium market make this an area where buyer and seller expectations are still some distance apart.

What Line 5 actually changed

Line 5 Eglinton opened on 8 February 2026, running 19 km with 25 stations from Mount Dennis to Kennedy, and interchanging with Line 1 at Eglinton. For midtown that turns a north–south commute into a network. The honest caveat is that much of the anticipated benefit was priced in over the decade the line was under construction, so the useful question for a buyer is not whether the line helps but whether the current asking price still contains a construction discount or has already moved past it.

Buyer and seller are not yet agreed

In an area with this much investor-held stock, some of those owners are carrying units bought near the top and are reluctant to price to market. That produces long days on market and periodic price reductions rather than fast sales, which is a buyer’s advantage and a seller’s warning. We will show you which side of that you are on before you list.

What's active here

Yonge and Eglinton tower stock — Registered, ongoing infill. The towers built between roughly 2010 and 2024 around Yonge, Roehampton and Broadway are the comparable set. Heavily investor-owned, which means deep rental data and a steady supply of resale listings competing with each other.

Eglinton Avenue station areas — Approvals and construction along the corridor. With Line 5 now running, sites along Eglinton East and West are the redevelopment focus. Station adjacency is a durable advantage; what it is worth in price is exactly what a comparable analysis is for.

Assignment supply — Moderate. Investor concentration means assignments do appear here, and with assignments frequently listed at or below original purchase price, they are worth checking against resale before an offer on either.

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Assignments · TRREB C10

Placeholder inventory

Current assignment inventory
Developer	Project	Original purchase	Deposits paid	Asking vs original	Occupancy	Builder consent
—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	—	—	—	—	—	—
—	—	—	—	—	—	—

Placeholder rows. Live assignment inventory is added once a listing is confirmed, with the builder's consent terms verified against the original agreement.

Enquiry · Yonge and Eglinton

2026-08

Ask about one building

A district average is not your building.

Everything above is TRREB C10, which covers Yonge and Eglinton and the streets around it. Your building has its own history — what closed in it in the last sixty days, how long those units sat, what the status certificate says about the reserve fund and whether there is a special assessment on the way. None of that is in a TRREB district table.

Send an address and the question you actually have. We will answer it with the comparable sales and say plainly where the figures run out.

Email: info@007realty.ca
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