East York Homes for Sale and Market Stats
Small-lot houses and the Danforth, inside the old city limits.
East York is the compact former borough between the Don Valley and Victoria Park, north of the Danforth. It is dominated by 1920s to 1950s detached and semi-detached houses on small lots, with pockets of low-rise apartments and newer townhouses. Line 2 runs along the Danforth and the DVP is on its western edge, so commutes downtown are short.
East York market snapshot, September 2026
- Homes for sale
- 294
- Median asking price
- $948,500
- Average days on market
- 37
- New this week
- 57
- Sold in the last 90 days
- 314 at a median of $1,150,000
- Rentals available
- 316, median rent $2,300 a month
- True monthly cost at the median (20% down)
- $5,226
Source: TRREB MLS®, live listings.
What is for sale by property type
- Detached: 123 listed, median $1,403,000
- Condo Apartment: 112 listed, median $450,000
- Semi-Detached : 31 listed, median $1,199,900
- Condo Townhouse: 13 listed, median $789,000
- Att/Row/Townhouse: 6 listed, median $1,084,000
- Duplex: 3 listed, median $999,000
Neighbourhoods in East York
- Flemingdon Park: 57 for sale, median $449,900
- Leaside: 47 for sale, median $2,149,000
- O'Connor-Parkview: 36 for sale, median $1,262,000
- Crescent Town: 28 for sale, median $422,000
- Danforth Village-East York: 28 for sale, median $1,254,450
- Thorncliffe Park: 26 for sale, median $504,500
- Woodbine-Lumsden: 20 for sale, median $948,000
- East York: 17 for sale, median $1,395,000
- Danforth: 17 for sale, median $1,199,900
- Broadview North: 12 for sale, median $1,273,500
- Playter Estates-Danforth: 6 for sale, median $1,544,500
Living in East York
- Line 2 stations along the Danforth
- Don Valley Parkway on the western edge
- Taylor Creek Park and the Don ravines
- Michael Garron Hospital
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Written and maintained by Michael Akindolire, Sales Representative, Right at Home Realty, serving City of Toronto. https://ownitpropertysearch.com/areas/east-york