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Sold prices

Sold home prices in Toronto.

Look up what a Toronto house or condo sold for. Search by address, unit or MLS® number, free with an account.

Try an example1001 Roselawn Ave #123

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How it works

From address to sale price.

  1. 01

    Search an address

    Type a street address, a condo with its unit, or an MLS® number into the search box.

  2. 02

    Create a free account

    TRREB rules make sold prices available to members only. Sign up with your email or Google in about a minute.

  3. 03

    See the sale

    The sale price and the month it sold, how it compared with the asking price, and the other sales at the same address.

The market now

What Toronto homes are selling for.

Median sold prices across the City of Toronto for the last three months, compared with the same three months a year ago.

All homes, median sold price

$812,013

Down 3.3% from a year ago

Houses, median sold price

$1,163,333

Down 2.1% from a year ago

Condos, median sold price

$560,182

Down 7.0% from a year ago

City of Toronto, TRREB MLS® data, 3 months to October 2026. See the market data

Why it matters

Sold prices tell you more than asking prices.

An asking price is what a seller hopes for. A sold price is what a buyer actually paid, and that is the number that matters when you are making an offer or setting a price.

In Toronto the gap can run either way. Some homes are priced low to draw several offers; others start high and come down. What similar homes nearby really sold for gives you a clearer picture than the listings alone.

We check the same sold data with every client, from a first condo to a family home, before an offer goes in or a listing goes live.

FAQ

Questions about sold prices.

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Are sold prices public in Ontario?

Not in the way they are in some provinces. In Toronto, sold prices come from the MLS® system, and TRREB lets brokerages show them online only to people who register for a free account and accept the terms of use.

Why do I need an account to see sold prices?

TRREB rules allow sold prices and addresses to be shown only to registered members. The account is free, takes about a minute, and also lets you save homes and get alerts for new listings.

How current is the sold data?

Sales appear once the listing brokerage reports them on the MLS®. Our search reads that data directly, so a sale shows up here soon after it is reported.

Can I look up a condo unit?

Yes. Type the building’s street number and name with the unit, for example 1001 Roselawn Ave #123. If that unit has not sold through the MLS®, you will see the other sales in the building instead.

Does the search include private sales or rentals?

It covers homes sold through the MLS®. Homes sold privately without a listing are not included, and neither are leases.

How do I use sold prices to price my home?

Recent sales of similar homes nearby are the best guide, but no two homes are the same. Start with a free estimate of what your home is worth, or ask us for a full comparative market analysis.

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