📍 How Toronto New Freehold Asking Prices Compare
As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price for new freehold homes in Toronto is $2,395,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Lower-priced than Toronto: Peel ($1,375,000, about 42.6% lower), Halton ($1,367,450, about 42.9% lower), York ($1,188,880, about 50.4% lower), Hamilton ($1,092,700, about 54.4% lower), Durham ($980,000, about 59.1% lower), Simcoe ($868,000, about 63.8% lower), Niagara ($799,850, about 66.6% lower), Dufferin ($799,000, about 66.6% lower), Waterloo ($782,200, about 67.3% lower), and Wellington ($760,000, about 68.3% lower).
🏢 How Toronto New Condo Asking Prices Compare
As of September 23, 2026, the median asking price for new condos in Toronto is $740,742.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Lower-priced than Toronto: York ($636,283, about 14.1% lower), Dufferin ($609,000, about 17.8% lower), Halton ($585,654, about 20.9% lower), Peel ($560,450, about 24.3% lower), Wellington ($559,132, about 24.5% lower), Simcoe ($554,900, about 25.1% lower), Durham ($528,823, about 28.6% lower), Niagara ($519,900, about 29.8% lower), Hamilton ($459,950, about 37.9% lower), and Waterloo ($424,900, about 42.6% lower).