Your Neighbourhood Safety and Property Report
It’s what’s happening in every Toronto neighbourhood
- Crime trends
- Building activity
- Average home prices
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What’s in an edition
- Your Neighbourhood Safety Report
Crime Map
This month’s featured neighbourhood is Yonge–Bay Corridor.
- Each dot marks a place where something was reported to police.
- A number means several reports at that same place — tap it to see them.
Incident locations are approximate — offset by Toronto Police Service to the nearest intersection to protect privacy.
- Property Snapshot
Home prices
average sale price
$804,651
September 2026 · 241 sales
12-month average: $811,937.
Average sale price by month, 13-month trend Month Average sale price Sep 2025 $853,493 Oct 2025 $846,197 Nov 2025 $796,345 Dec 2025 $778,532 Jan 2026 $757,256 Feb 2026 $846,628 Mar 2026 $811,594 Apr 2026 $818,716 May 2026 $831,586 Jun 2026 $852,972 Jul 2026 $773,284 Aug 2026 $778,870 Sep 2026 $804,651 Based on 241 sales in September 2026.
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Sales and average price by major home type, September 2026 — the latest Market Watch issue that carries this breakdown.
Sales and average price by home type, September 2026 Home type Sales Average price Detached 5 $1,988,000 Semi-Detached 15 $1,703,482 Att/Row/Townhouse 17 $1,358,412 Condo Townhouse 8 $885,000 Condo Apartment 196 $654,366 No sales recorded in September 2026: Link, Co-Op Apartment, Detached Condo, Co-Ownership Apartment.
Toronto region: average sale price by year since 2013
TRREB-wide average sale price by year, 2013–2024 Month Average sale price 2013 $525,681 2014 $569,402 2015 $623,529 2016 $731,927 2017 $823,422 2018 $784,118 2019 $812,989 2020 $926,340 2021 $1,098,088 2022 $1,193,766 2023 $1,131,219 2024 $1,120,241 TRREB Market Watch, historic annual statistics.
TRREB Market Watch, district C01, published 2026-10-06.
How it is put together
- Every figure comes from the public record and can be traced back to it. Nothing is estimated, modelled, or filled in.
- Small numbers are left alone. When a count is low, a percentage change is noise dressed up as news, so we don’t print one.
- Corrections are visible. Every page carries a link that reaches a person, and mistakes are published rather than quietly edited away.
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