Toronto East Real Estate Market Report — October 2026
Prices and listing activity for homes sold in Toronto East this month. The numbers are copied straight from the TRREB Market Watch tables and cover all home types together.
Current data: October 2026 (released by TRREB on Nov 4, 2026) · TRREB Market Watch (PDF)
The month: October 2026
- Median price$875,000The middle sale price when all sales are lined up
- Average price$948,682All sale prices added up, divided by the number of sales
- Sales525Homes sold this month
- New listings1,221Homes newly listed this month
- Active listings1,925Homes still for sale at month end
- Months of inventory3.7 mo.How many months it would take to sell all active listings at the current pace (12-month trend)
- SNLR (sales-to-new-listings)41.7%Sales per 100 new listings (12-month trend)
- Sale-to-list price (SP/LP)101%Average sale price as a share of the asking price
- Listing days on market (LDOM)26 daysAverage days the final listing was on the market before it sold
- Property days on market (PDOM)39 daysAverage days the home itself was for sale, counting relistings
Toronto East in charts
Same-month figures for the other places in the same region, and for the GTA as a whole, as bars side by side. The dark bar is the area on this page.
| Area | Median price |
|---|---|
| Toronto East | $875,000 |
| Toronto West | $856,750 |
| Toronto | $835,000 |
| Toronto Central | $765,000 |
| Area | Median price |
|---|---|
| Toronto East | $875,000 |
| Toronto | $835,000 |
| All GTA | $860,000 |
| Area | Months of inventory |
|---|---|
| Toronto East | 3.7 mo. |
| Toronto | 4.6 mo. |
| All GTA | 4.6 mo. |
Source: TRREB Market Watch, October 2026 (PDF) (checked Nov 6, 2026). All bars start at zero. The exact number is written next to each bar.
Year to date, Jan–Oct 2026
- Median price$870,000The middle sale price when all sales are lined up
- Average price$949,374All sale prices added up, divided by the number of sales
- Sales4,742Homes sold since January
- New listings11,871Homes newly listed since January
- Sale-to-list price (SP/LP)102%Average sale price as a share of the asking price
- Listing days on market (LDOM)27 daysAverage days the final listing was on the market before it sold
- Property days on market (PDOM)38 daysAverage days the home itself was for sale, counting relistings
Side by side with the region and the GTA
Same-month figures placed next to each other. We only note higher or lower, without interpretation.
| Measure | Toronto East | Toronto | All GTA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median price | $875,000 | $835,000 | $860,000 |
| Average price | $948,682 | $1,075,627 | $1,024,108 |
| SNLR (sales-to-new-listings) | 41.7% | 38.6% | 37.9% |
| Months of inventory | 3.7 mo. | 4.6 mo. | 4.6 mo. |
| Sale-to-list price (SP/LP) | 101% | 98% | 97% |
| Listing days on market (LDOM) | 26 days | 30 days | 31 days |
| Property days on market (PDOM) | 39 days | 45 days | 49 days |
- Toronto East's median price is higher than Toronto, and higher than the GTA as a whole.
- Toronto East's average price is lower than Toronto, and lower than the GTA as a whole.
How to read these numbers
The hard words, made simple. The glossary has longer explanations.
Median vs. average price
The median is the middle price when every sale is lined up from cheapest to priciest. The average adds every price and divides by the number of sales, so a few very expensive homes can push it up. For a typical home, the median is usually the closer guide.
Read: average, median and benchmark price →SNLR (sales-to-new-listings ratio)
How many homes sold for every 100 new listings. TRREB calculates it as a 12-month average. A common rule of thumb in the industry: below about 40% favours buyers, above about 60% favours sellers, and in between is balanced. It is only a rule of thumb, not a TRREB definition.
Read: buyer's market vs. seller's market →Months of inventory
How many months it would take to sell every active listing at the current pace (12-month trend). A bigger number means more homes are piling up unsold.
Read: market conditions →LDOM and PDOM
LDOM counts the days the final listing was on the market. If a home is taken off and relisted, LDOM starts again at zero, but PDOM keeps counting from the first listing. When PDOM is much longer than LDOM, many homes were relisted.
Read: days on market →SP/LP (sale-to-list price)
The sale price as a share of the asking price. 100% means homes sold at asking; 98% means 2% below asking on average. Above 100% means many homes sold over asking, usually with competing offers.
Read: comparative market analysis (CMA) →
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