Source: TRREB MarketWatch, August 2026

Toronto West

Toronto W02

Bloor West Village, The Junction, Runnymede

Latest: August 2026 · history from January 2016

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Every chart below covers the full 128 months on file. This is the page to link from a post — it always shows the most recent month without the URL going stale.

Headline indicators

All home types · August 2026

Average price

$930,945

MoM −$182,356 −16.4% YoY −23.3%

Median price

$880,000

MoM −$160,000 −15.4% YoY −23.5%

MLS® HPI benchmark

$1,155,000

MoM −$23,600 −2.0% YoY +0.2%

Sales

41

MoM −17 −29.3% YoY +17.1%

Dollar volume

$38.2M

MoM −$26,402,672 −40.9% YoY −10.2%

New listings

71

MoM −20 −22.0% YoY −7.8%

Active listings

140

MoM −22 −13.6% YoY −14.1%

Avg. LDOM

34

MoM +14 days +70.0% YoY +9.7%

Avg. PDOM

37

MoM +12 days +48.0% YoY −9.8%

Avg. SP/LP

102%

MoM +2.0 pp +2.0% YoY +3.0%

SNLR

57.8%

MoM −6.0 pp −9.4% YoY +27.0%

Months of inventory

3.4

MoM +1 +22.3% YoY −26.7%
Share of region sales
2.32%
Share of TRREB sales
0.81%
Average vs median gap
5.8%
TRREB SNLR (trend)
47.5%
TRREB months inv. (trend)
2.6

The last two are TRREB's own trend-smoothed figures, kept separate from the SNLR and months of inventory computed here from this month's raw counts. They are not the same measure.

In short

  • Toronto W02 average selling price dropped 16.4% to $930,945 versus July 2026.
  • Toronto W02 sales dropped 29.3% to 41 versus July 2026.
  • Toronto W02 reads differently on the two balance measures — balanced conditions at 57.8% sales-to-new-listings, but a seller's market at 3.4 months of inventory. They measure different things, so the split is worth noting.

By home type

Home typeSalesMoM$ volumeAverageMoMMedianNewActiveSP/LPLDOMPDOMSNLRMOI
All home types 41 −17 −29.3% $38,168,762 $930,945 −$182,356 −16.4% $880,000 71 140 102% 34 37 57.8% 3.4
Detached 9 −10 −52.6% $11,496,000 $1,277,333 −$285,099 −18.2% $1,228,000 13 35 101% 22 — 69.2% 3.9
Semi-detached 10 −1 −9.1% $11,487,254 $1,148,725 −$95,457 −7.7% $1,110,000 18 23 105% 28 — 55.6% 2.3
Att/row/townhouse low sample 2 −1 −33.3% $2,438,000 $1,219,000 +$162,333 +15.4% $1,219,000 7 7 119% 9 — 28.6% 3.5
Condo townhouse 7 +1 +16.7% $5,611,500 $801,643 +$31,604 +4.1% $780,000 8 11 99% 43 — 87.5% 1.6
Condo apartment 12 −7 −36.8% $6,811,008 $567,584 −$138,153 −19.6% $500,000 25 64 97% 42 — 48.0% 5.3
Co-op apartment low sample 1 n/a $325,000 $325,000 n/a $325,000 0 0 88% 83 — — 0.0

MLS® Home Price Index

CategoryIndexBenchmarkYoYMoM
Composite 326.5 $1,155,000 +0.2% −$23,600 −2.0%
Single-family detached 371.1 $1,617,900 +1.0% −$32,200 −1.9%
Single-family attached 387 $1,183,300 −0.5% −$21,300 −1.8%
Townhouse 301.4 $771,500 −2.3% −$11,400 −1.5%
Apartment 271 $586,700 −7.0% −$13,500 −2.3%

Trends

All 128 months on file

Average and median price

Sales and new listings

Active listings

Days on market

Sale price to list price

Sales-to-new-listings

MLS® HPI composite benchmark

Days-on-market shows a break at January 2020. TRREB published a single average DOM before then and split it into LDOM and PDOM afterwards; they are different measurements, so the chart shows the change rather than joining them into one line.

How this area ranks

Among the 55 required areas

MeasureRankPercentileValue
Days on market (lowest first) 25 of 55 55.6th 34
Average price 29 of 55 48.1th $930,945
HPI composite, year-over-year 3 of 54 96.2th 0.18%
Price change, month-over-month 52 of 54 3.8th -16.38%
Sales change, month-over-month 42 of 54 22.6th -29.31%
Sales-to-new-listings 5 of 55 92.6th 57.75%

Change-based rankings exclude areas below 10 sales, where a couple of transactions can look like a market move.