As of September 23, 2026, this page showed about 39 affordable-home listings in Etobicoke, including 28 affordable freehold listings and 11 affordable condo listings.
Within that affordable-home snapshot, the median asking price was $749,950 for affordable freehold listings and $49,000 for affordable condo listings.
This public section is designed to help buyers and sellers understand the lower-priced portion of the market visible on this site in Etobicoke, with separate snapshot figures for affordable freehold homes and affordable condos.
As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price for affordable freehold homes in Etobicoke is $749,950.
Compared with the other cities and townships in Toronto:
Higher-priced than Etobicoke: North York ($1,190,000, about 58.7% higher) and Central Toronto ($1,130,500, about 50.7% higher).
Lower-priced than Etobicoke: East Toronto ($749,900, about 0% lower), East York ($599,000, about 20.1% lower), West Toronto ($582,400, about 22.3% lower), and Scarborough ($524,500, about 30.1% lower).
As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price for affordable condos in Etobicoke is $49,000.
Compared with the other cities and townships in Toronto:
Higher-priced than Etobicoke: North York ($280,000, about 471.4% higher), West Toronto ($244,450, about 398.9% higher), Central Toronto ($72,500, about 48% higher), and Scarborough ($50,000, about 2% higher).
An affordable home on this page refers to a listing that falls within this website’s current affordability range for Etobicoke. The page can include both affordable freehold homes and affordable condos, each filtered using a city-specific affordability cap derived from the latest published snapshot.
As of September 23, 2026, there were 39 displayed affordable-home listings in Etobicoke on this website, including 28 affordable freehold listings and 11 affordable condo listings.
As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price in the latest published affordable-home snapshot for Etobicoke was $749,950 for affordable freehold homes and $49,000 for affordable condos.
Among Etobicoke and the Toronto cities and townships compared on this page, North York currently has the highest affordable freehold-home median asking price at about $1,190,000.
Among Etobicoke and the Toronto cities and townships compared on this page, Scarborough currently has the lowest affordable freehold-home median asking price at about $524,500.
