Toronto real estate looks VERY different depending on how much you have to spend.
Right now, buyers can find everything from condos under $400,000 to detached homes around $1 million and massive luxury properties approaching $3 million.
We looked at 10 active listings across Toronto to see what different budgets can actually get you right now.
Prices and listing availability are current as of September 6, 2026 and can change at any time.
$399,999: A 1-Bedroom + Den Condo In Scarborough
đź“Ť 1908, 11 Lee Centre Drive, Scarborough
đź’° $399,999
Starting under $400,000, this Scarborough condo has one bedroom plus a den, one bathroom and 600 to 699 square feet.
The unit has a renovated kitchen with quartz countertops, plus one parking space and a locker. Building amenities include an indoor pool, gym, basketball court, sauna and party room.
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$575,000: A Waterfront Condo With A Huge Balcony In Mimico
đź“Ť 1607, 56 Annie Craig Drive, Etobicoke
đź’° $575,000
For $575,000, buyers can get a one-bedroom plus den corner condo at Lago at the Waterfront in Mimico.
The condo has 600 to 699 square feet of interior space, along with a large wraparound balcony, parking and a locker.
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$629,000: A Waterfront Condo With Lake Views
đź“Ť 1111, 5 Marine Parade Drive, Etobicoke
đź’° $629,000
Spend $629,000 and this Mimico condo gives you one bedroom plus a large den, two full bathrooms and 700 to 799 square feet.
One of its biggest selling points is the unobstructed southwest view of Lake Ontario. There’s also a balcony, gas fireplace, parking and a locker, while the den could work as a home office or extra sleeping space.
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$1,075,000: A Detached Home In Roncesvalles
đź“Ť 24 Marion Street, Toronto
đź’° $1,075,000
Crossing the $1 million mark gets you something completely different.
This detached home in Roncesvalles has two bedrooms upstairs plus another in the finished basement, two bathrooms and 1,100 to 1,500 square feet.
There’s also an updated kitchen, hardwood floors and a private fenced backyard with a large deck.
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$1,349,000: A 3+1 Bedroom Home Near The Danforth
đź“Ť 906 Logan Avenue, Toronto
đź’° $1,349,000
At around $1.35 million, buyers can get a century home in Playter Estates with three bedrooms plus another in the basement, three bathrooms and 1,100 to 1,500 square feet.
The home has an updated kitchen, finished basement, second kitchen and separate basement entrance. There’s also a self-contained rear office with private parking.
It sits directly across from Alexander the Great Parkette and is within walking distance of Chester and Pape subway stations.
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$1,350,000: A Downtown Condo With A 600-Square-Foot Terrace
đź“Ť 512, 115 Denison Avenue, Toronto
đź’° $1,350,000
Spend almost exactly the same amount downtown and the option looks VERY different.
This condo at MRKT Alexandra Park has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and more than 1,000 square feet of interior space.
The showstopper is the 600-square-foot private terrace, giving buyers a huge amount of outdoor space in the middle of Toronto. The listing also includes parking and a locker.
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$1,699,000: A Large Home Steps From The Beaches
đź“Ť 78 Woodbine Avenue, Toronto
đź’° $1,699,000
At just under $1.7 million, buyers can get a three-bedroom, four-bathroom home just steps from The Beaches.
The listing describes 1,940 square feet across three levels, with enough space for a family, home office or additional living areas.
One of its most unusual features is a detached two-car hydraulic lift garage, a major bonus in this part of Toronto.
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$1,949,000: A Newly Built 6-Bedroom Home In Etobicoke
đź“Ť 46 Golfdown Drive, Etobicoke
đź’° $1,949,000
Just under $2 million gets you a custom-built detached home completed in 2025.
The property has four bedrooms plus two additional bedrooms, five bathrooms and approximately 2,700 square feet.
It sits on a 50 by 131-foot lot and features hardwood floors, quartz countertops, custom finishes, heated bathroom floors and a finished basement.
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$2,798,088: Two Separate Homes On One Toronto Property
đź“Ť 15 Deblyn Drive East, Scarborough
đź’° $2,798,088
Once the budget approaches $2.8 million, things get much bigger.
This newly built property has approximately 3,875 square feet above grade, another 1,600 square feet in the finished basement and a separate 680-square-foot garden suite.
Altogether, the property offers six bedrooms plus two additional bedrooms, seven bathrooms and three kitchens.
The two independent dwellings make it an especially interesting option for multigenerational households or buyers who want separate additional living space.
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$3,095,000: A Renovated Home In The Kingsway
đź“Ť 7 Bannon Avenue, Etobicoke
đź’° $3,095,000
At the top of our list is this renovated family home in The Kingsway.
The property has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and between 2,000 and 2,500 square feet above grade.
It sits on a 50 by 120-foot lot and was completely renovated in 2020, combining a larger property with one of Etobicoke’s most established neighbourhoods.
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What Different Toronto Budgets Actually Get You
These listings show just how dramatically Toronto real estate changes as the budget increases.
Around $400,000, buyers are mainly looking at smaller condos.
Between roughly $575,000 and $650,000, buyers can start finding larger condos in areas like Humber Bay Shores, including properties with lake views, balconies, parking and dens.
At just over $1 million, this particular group of listings moves into detached-home territory with the Roncesvalles property.
The $1.3 million range is especially interesting because buyers can choose between very different lifestyles. Nearly the same budget can buy a multi-bedroom century home near the Danforth or a large downtown condo with a massive private terrace.
Closer to $2 million, more space, newer construction and larger lots start showing up.
And once the budget gets close to $3 million, these listings include custom-built properties, garden suites, larger lots and homes in some of Toronto’s more expensive neighbourhoods.
Of course, these are asking prices, not final selling prices, and active listings can be repriced, sold or removed at any time.
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