As of October 3, 2026, there were about 766 condo townhouse listings in Toronto displayed on this website, with a median asking price of $699,000.
This public section is designed to help buyers and sellers quickly understand the condo townhouse inventory visible on this site and the typical asking-price level in Toronto.
Public website inventory may differ from the full MLS® board system because displayed listings depend on public-facing feed availability, seller or brokerage participation, and update timing.
As of October 3, 2026, the median asking price for condo townhouses in Toronto is $699,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Higher-priced than Toronto: York ($725,000, about 3.7% higher).
Lower-priced than Toronto: Halton ($679,999, about 2.7% lower), Peel ($679,900, about 2.7% lower), Wellington ($612,400, about 12.4% lower), Durham ($575,000, about 17.7% lower), Hamilton ($565,470, about 19.1% lower), Niagara ($527,000, about 24.6% lower), Dufferin ($519,900, about 25.6% lower), Waterloo ($499,999, about 28.5% lower), and Simcoe ($499,900, about 28.5% lower).
A condo townhouse on this page refers to a condo-style townhouse listing that falls within this website’s current condo-townhouse filter for Toronto, based on the latest published keyword snapshot. The listings shown can vary depending on public-facing feed availability and current market inventory.
As of October 3, 2026, there were 766 displayed condo townhouse listings in Toronto on this website.
As of October 3, 2026, the median asking price for condo townhouses in Toronto was $699,000 in the latest published snapshot.
Among Toronto and the Ontario regions compared on this page, York currently has the highest condo-townhouse median asking price at about $725,000.
Among Toronto and the Ontario regions compared on this page, Simcoe currently has the lowest condo-townhouse median asking price at about $499,900.
