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TRREB district codeTRREB 구역 코드

In one sentence

The district names TRREB uses to split the City of Toronto, such as C01, E01 and W01. They are used in listings and market reports, and their borders are not the same as the City’s 158 neighbourhoods.

Last checked Nov 5, 2026

What is it?

TRREB (the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board) reports listings and sales in the City of Toronto by district. Each district has a code of one letter and two digits, such as “Toronto C14”.

The letter is a rough direction. C districts are in the Toronto Central report, E in Toronto East and W in Toronto West.

Districts and communities

  • The Q2 2026 TRREB community reports list 35 Toronto districts: 14 from C01 to C15 (no C05), 11 from E01 to E11 and 10 from W01 to W10.
  • Each district is split again into communities. For example, in the same report district C14 has two communities, Newtonbrook East and Willowdale East.
  • TRREB reports give numbers by district and community, such as sales, average and median prices and new listings. Some numbers are not shown when there are 2 or fewer sales.

How they differ from the City’s 158 neighbourhoods

  • The City of Toronto’s 158 neighbourhoods were built by the City from census tracts for statistics and service planning. They come from a different body, for a different purpose.
  • Names can look the same while the borders differ. For example, TRREB district C14 has a community called Willowdale East, but the City’s list of 158 neighbourhoods has no such name; that area is split into neighbourhoods such as Yonge-Doris, East Willowdale and Avondale.
  • Our neighbourhood guides link each City neighbourhood to its closest TRREB district. TRREB does not publish a boundary file, so this is an approximate link we made from TRREB’s report tables and maps.

What the law and official sources say

Quotes are copied word for word. The "In plain words" lines are our explanation, not an official translation.

TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Toronto Central, Q2 2026TRREB, Community Housing Market Report, Toronto - Toronto Central, Q2 2026, Toronto C14 Community Breakdown
Toronto C14 Community Breakdown

In plain wordsIn plain words: TRREB reports have a page for each district code, such as “Toronto C14”, split again by community.

Source: trreb.ca/wp-content/files/market-stats/community-reports/2026/Q2/TorontoCentralQ22026.pdf · checked Nov 5, 2026

TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Toronto Central, Q2 2026TRREB, Community Housing Market Report, Toronto - Toronto Central, Q2 2026, notes
The source of all slides is the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less. Statistics are updated on a monthly basis.

In plain wordsIn plain words: the numbers come from TRREB, some are left out when there are 2 or fewer sales, and they are updated every month.

Source: trreb.ca/wp-content/files/market-stats/community-reports/2026/Q2/TorontoCentralQ22026.pdf · checked Nov 5, 2026

Common questions

If I search listings by C14, do I get exactly the same area as a City neighbourhood?

Not always. TRREB districts and City neighbourhoods have different borders. Check the listing details or ask an agent which district an address is in.

Why is there no C05 district?

The Q2 2026 TRREB Toronto Central report has C01 to C15 without C05. The report does not say why.

Guides that use this term

Sources checked

  1. TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Toronto Central, Q2 2026 (PDF) · checked Nov 5, 2026
  2. TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Toronto East, Q2 2026 (PDF) · checked Nov 5, 2026
  3. TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Toronto West, Q2 2026 (PDF) · checked Nov 5, 2026
  4. TRREB Community Reports · checked Nov 5, 2026