Toronto community guide
Homes for sale in Toronto, Ontario
Canada's biggest city, from downtown condos to family homes in Scarborough and North York
Your local realtors in Toronto
Toronto offers every kind of home, from downtown condos steps from the TTC subway to detached family homes in Scarborough, North York and Etobicoke. With Union Station at the centre of the GO network and the 401, Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway, it is the heart of the GTA's job market and transit system.
- Transit
- TTC subway, streetcars and Union Station GO hub
- Highways
- 401, Don Valley Parkway, Gardiner and 427
- Neighbourhoods
- Hundreds, from The Beaches to Willowdale
- Home types
- Condos, townhouses, semis and detached
Current listings in Toronto
No public listings in Toronto right now. Ask us about upcoming and off-market homes.
Buying a home in Toronto
Toronto buyers often weigh a condo close to work and transit against more space in Scarborough, North York or Etobicoke. Prices, condo fees and property taxes vary widely from one neighbourhood to the next, and Toronto charges its own municipal land transfer tax on top of Ontario's.
We help you compare commute times, school catchments, condo building history and total monthly cost, so you can make a confident offer in a competitive market.
Selling your Toronto home
Toronto buyers are well informed and act quickly on well-priced homes. We price from recent sales on your street and in your building, prepare your home with staging and professional photography, and market it to buyers across the GTA and beyond.
Living in Toronto
From the waterfront and the Toronto Islands to the ravine trail system, Toronto combines big-city culture with green space. Neighbourhoods like Scarborough and North York are home to large South Asian communities, with temples, grocers and restaurants that make newcomers feel at home.
Toronto neighbourhoods we serve
- Scarborough
- North York
- Etobicoke
- East York
- Willowdale
- Leslieville
- The Beaches
- Danforth
- Liberty Village
- Downtown