📍 How Toronto New Freehold MLS Asking Prices Compare
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price for new freehold MLS listings in Toronto is $1,249,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Higher-priced than Toronto: Halton ($1,349,000, about 8% higher).
Lower-priced than Toronto: York ($1,199,944, about 3.9% lower), Dufferin ($1,150,000, about 7.9% lower), Peel ($999,950, about 19.9% lower), Wellington ($910,000, about 27.1% lower), Durham ($899,999, about 27.9% lower), Waterloo ($799,999, about 35.9% lower), Hamilton ($792,450, about 36.6% lower), Simcoe ($789,900, about 36.8% lower), and Niagara ($699,000, about 44% lower).
🏢 How Toronto New Condo MLS Asking Prices Compare
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price for new condo MLS listings in Toronto is $590,000.
Compared with the other regions in Ontario:
Higher-priced than Toronto: York ($638,000, about 8.1% higher) and Halton ($630,400, about 6.8% higher).
Lower-priced than Toronto: Durham ($564,950, about 4.2% lower), Peel ($559,945, about 5.1% lower), Wellington ($553,750, about 6.1% lower), Dufferin ($504,450, about 14.5% lower), Niagara ($481,250, about 18.4% lower), Hamilton ($469,450, about 20.4% lower), Simcoe ($449,900, about 23.7% lower), and Waterloo ($399,900, about 32.2% lower).