📍 How Toronto New Freehold Asking Prices Compare
As of September 30, 2026, the median asking price for new freehold homes in Toronto is $2,422,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Lower-priced than Toronto: Halton ($1,464,900, about 39.5% lower), Peel ($1,373,990, about 43.3% lower), York ($1,184,179, about 51.1% lower), Hamilton ($1,099,000, about 54.6% lower), Durham ($1,005,495, about 58.5% lower), Simcoe ($861,859, about 64.4% lower), Niagara ($799,800, about 67% lower), Wellington ($768,600, about 68.3% lower), Waterloo ($754,500, about 68.8% lower), and Dufferin ($699,900, about 71.1% lower).
🏢 How Toronto New Condo Asking Prices Compare
As of September 30, 2026, the median asking price for new condos in Toronto is $734,900.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Lower-priced than Toronto: Wellington ($639,990, about 12.9% lower), York ($638,491, about 13.1% lower), Dufferin ($609,000, about 17.1% lower), Halton ($589,000, about 19.9% lower), Peel ($559,945, about 23.8% lower), Durham ($548,000, about 25.4% lower), Simcoe ($538,900, about 26.7% lower), Niagara ($519,900, about 29.3% lower), Hamilton ($477,495, about 35% lower), and Waterloo ($424,900, about 42.2% lower).