The only district in Toronto where house prices rose.
W02's detached benchmark is up 0.98% on the year — the only one of 35 districts in positive territory — and homes sold at 102% of asking on 2.6 months of inventory.
Forty-one sales in August at an average of $930,945 and a median of $880,000. Homes sold at 102% of asking, tied for the highest ratio in the city, in 34 days, on 2.6 months of inventory — the tightest supply in Toronto West and third-tightest of all 35 districts. The benchmark is $1,155,000, up 0.18% on the year, one of only three districts in the city that are up.
The detached benchmark, $1,617,900, rose 0.98% — the only detached benchmark in Toronto that is higher than a year ago. Semis are essentially flat at −0.51%. The condo benchmark, $586,700, is down 7.00%, which is where the weakness in this district lives. Bloor West and the Junction are a freehold market with the subway underneath it, and that combination is still scarce.
For sellers, this is as good as the city gets right now: price sharply and expect competition. For buyers, there is no discount to wait for on the house side — the win is the right street. On the condo side there is room to negotiate. Ask which market your target is in.
MLS® HPI Benchmarks · W02 · August 2026 · y/y
| Composite | $1,155,000 | 0.18% |
| SF Detached | $1,617,900 | 0.98% |
| SF Attached | $1,183,300 | -0.51% |
| Townhouse | $771,500 | -2.33% |
| Apartment | $586,700 | -7.00% |
Figures: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026, and MLS® Home Price Index (August 2026), extracted and arithmetically verified; subject to TRREB revision. Refreshed with each monthly cycle. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. Eric Geng, Salesperson, RE/MAX City Accord Realty Inc., Brokerage. Each Office Independently Owned and Operated.