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Ontario Real Estate: Homes for Sale, Rentals & Sold Prices

Summitly shows active TRREB MLS® listings across Ontario: homes for sale, rentals, new construction and sold prices. Chat or speak with Zara, our AI virtual agent, 24/7. RECO-registered Coldwell Banker Summit Realty agents handle viewings, offers and closing.

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Talk to her like a person. She searches, books viewings and values homes for you.

For sale near you

Homes in Toronto

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Average asking price
$1.21M
New this week
1,463
Days to sell (avg)
32
1-bed rent (median)
$2,300

TRREB MLS® data · updated November 2, 2026 · asking prices of active listings; days to sell and rent from the last 90 days

New listings in Toronto

Newest on the MLS® first. The good ones go fast.

Open houses in Toronto

Open houses in the next 7 days.

Recently sold homes in Toronto

What homes really sold for. Free with an account (board rules).

  • Sold

    6+1 bd · 5 ba · 5000 + sq ft

    76 Binscarth Road

    Toronto C09 · Detached

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2+1 bd · 2 ba · 800–899 sq ft

    5740 Yonge Street #2009

    C07 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2 bd · 2 ba · 900–999 sq ft

    872 Sheppard Avenue W #306

    C06 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2 bd · 2 ba · 600–699 sq ft

    120 Varna Drive #914

    C04 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2+1 bd · 2 ba · 800–899 sq ft

    9 Bogert Avenue #3706

    Toronto C07 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2 bd · 2 ba · 800–899 sq ft

    205 The Donway N/A W #503

    Toronto C13 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    5+1 bd · 7 ba · 5000 + sq ft

    64 Yorkminster Road

    Toronto C12 · Detached

    Closed in the last two years

  • Sold

    2+1 bd · 2 ba · 1600–1799 sq ft

    625 Avenue Road #304

    Toronto C02 · Condo Apartment

    Closed in the last two years

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Your virtual agent

What Zara does for you

Chat with her or speak to her, day or night. She does the legwork. A licensed local agent meets you at the door.

She also values your home, helps you get pre-qualified and answers money questions.

Zara is an AI virtual agent. She doesn’t replace a REALTOR®: licensed Coldwell Banker Summit Realty agents represent you, show homes and negotiate.

Zara, Summitly's AI virtual agent (AI-generated image) Zara · Step 1 of 4

We need 3 bedrooms near a good school, under $1.2M, close to the GO.

Got it: 3 bedrooms, under $1.2M, near a GO station and a well-rated school. Any areas you want me to include or skip?

An example conversation, not a real search.

Questions people search

Straight answers.

Short, honest answers first. Want more? Zara follows up right here.

  • How much do I need for a down payment?

    In Canada, at least 5% of the first $500,000 and 10% of the part above it. Homes $1,500,000 and up need 20%. On an $800,000 home, that’s $55,000.

  • What is the land transfer tax in Toronto?

    In Toronto you pay Ontario’s tax and a city tax. On a $1M home, that’s about $32,950 before first-time buyer rebates.

  • Is now a good time to buy a home?

    Your timeline matters more than the market. If you plan to stay 5+ years and the payment fits with room to spare, the right home beats perfect timing.

  • How do pre-construction deposits work?

    You usually pay the deposit in steps, commonly 15–20% over 1–3 years, not all at once. For new condos in Ontario you get a 10-day cooling-off period after signing.

  • Do I pay a buyer's agent?

    Usually not out of pocket. The seller’s side typically pays the cooperating commission at closing. You still sign a buyer representation agreement first.

  • What are closing costs?

    Plan for about 1.5–4% of the price on top of your down payment: land transfer tax, legal fees, title insurance and adjustments.

General info, not adviceFigures follow federal, Ontario and Toronto rules as last checked and can change. Check with your lender, lawyer or agent.

Know your numbers

Quick tools.

Try them here. The full versions save your answers so Zara can pick up where you left off.

How much can I afford?

You could afford about

$457,000

Minimum down payment: $22,850

Rule of thumb, not a pre-approval: minimum down payment, 6.19% rate (Bank of Canada conventional 5-year rate, Oct 28, 2026) tested at 6.14% (the greater of your rate plus 2% or 5.25%), housing costs within 39% of income and all debts within 44% (CMHC limits), Toronto property tax, no other debts., Toronto property tax, no other debts.

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What’s my home worth?

Instant estimate from recent sales nearby. Start with your address; a free account shows the number.

Home values by city

Rent check: Toronto

Median leased rent

$2,300/ month

11,836 leases signed in the last 90 days · TRREB MLS® data

Rentals in Toronto

Pre-approval in 3 taps

Answer three questions and a licensed agent at Mortgage Squad, our independent mortgage partner, follows up.

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Step 1 of 3

Who's buying?

Full pre-qualification and Rate Pulse

Across Ontario

Ontario real estate by city.

The Ontario markets with the most homes for sale on the MLS® right now. Each opens that city's homes for sale, condos, rentals and sold prices.

Sold prices need a free sign-in. Real estate board rules require it. All Ontario cities

Buying with Summitly

How it works.

  1. Tell us what you want

    Chat with Zara, or search yourself. Area, budget, must-haves.

  2. See homes that fit

    Live MLS® listings, rentals and new homes, with prices and payments explained.

  3. Tour with a local agent

    Zara requests the viewing. A licensed Coldwell Banker Summit Realty agent meets you there.

  4. Offer and close

    Your agent negotiates, handles the paperwork and gets you to closing day.

Who’s behind Summitly.

A registered brokerage, a brand people know, and reviews you can check yourself.

Reviews on Google

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Registered with RECO

Coldwell Banker Summit Realty, Brokerage is registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario. Look up the brokerage or any of our agents on RECO’s public register.

How to check us

A real brokerage, not just an app

Summitly is run by Coldwell Banker Summit Realty, Brokerage, independently owned and operated. Licensed agents handle viewings, offers and closing.

About the brokerage
  • Can I really call Zara?

    Soon. My direct phone line is coming soon. Today you can speak with me right in your browser or chat with me, 24/7: I pull live MLS® listings, run valuations and request viewings for you. Want a call now? Leave your number in "Call Zara" and our team will call you back, or call our main line at (905) 553-8500 to reach a licensed agent.

  • Do you remember what I've asked before?

    Yes. I keep context across sessions — the homes you saved, the neighbourhoods you keep coming back to, the budget range you mentioned last week. The next answer is always sharper than the last because I'm not starting from zero.

  • How much does it cost to talk to you?

    Nothing. Search, chat or speak with me, run home valuations and track properties for free; you only need a free account to see sold prices. Tenants pay $49 + HST (valid 12 months) only when they want to apply to a landlord. Landlords pay nothing to list and only ½ month + HST commission when a lease signs.

  • Do you replace my real estate agent?

    No — I take the busywork off them. I handle the search, the comps, the listing summaries, the back-and-forth scheduling. Your Coldwell Banker Summit Realty agent still negotiates, advises, and closes.

  • Do you cover cities outside of Toronto?

    Yes. I search Ontario listings from the TRREB MLS® System, which reach well beyond Toronto, and Summitly has city pages across Ontario plus pre-construction projects. Our brokerage is a Coldwell Banker franchise, so we can refer clients moving in or out of the province.

  • What's the difference between Summitly Exclusives and MLS listings?

    MLS listings come from the public MLS feed. Summitly Exclusives are off-market homes and rentals listed directly with us by verified owners — they show on the map with a gold badge and often aren't available anywhere else.

  • Can I get matched with a buying agent?

    Anytime. Ask me and I'll pass your request to Coldwell Banker Summit Realty, and a licensed agent who works in your area will contact you. Or browse "Find a Realtor" and choose one yourself.

  • How do you actually help me find a home?

    Tell me what you want — budget, beds, neighbourhood, schools, commute — by voice or text. I surface matching listings, run valuations on any address, explain comparables in plain language, and book your viewings.

Landlords: list your rental free.Pay ½ month’s rent + HST only when a lease is signed. Screened tenants, lease drafted by our brokerage.

List your rental

For real estate agents

Are you a REALTOR®? Grow with Coldwell Banker Summit Realty.

Spend your time with clients. The brand, the brokerage and Zara handle the rest.

  • Zara works your leadsShe answers enquiries 24/7, asks the first questions and requests viewings, so warm leads reach you.
  • Real brokerage supportCompliance, paperwork and marketing help from a RECO-registered brokerage.
  • The Coldwell Banker brandA name clients know, including Global Luxury® and Commercial programs.
A Coldwell Banker Summit Realty agent showing a couple a bright, empty homeTechnology assists. Licensed agents close.

Summitly app

Summitly on your phone. Coming soon.

Everything on this site, in your pocket, plus alerts that reach you first.

  • Alerts for new listings and price drops
  • Chat, speak or call Zara in one tap
  • Saved homes that sync with the website

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