East End by the Numbers
Fifteen pockets sit between the Don Valley and Victoria Park, and each one is its own market. A detached house on one side of Coxwell trades at a different price, and a different speed, than a comparable one two blocks west — and city‑wide averages hide all of it.
Built from every detached and semi freehold sale on MLS from January 1 to June 30, 2026. Tap a card to see why the numbers move, or hover any stat label for what it means.
Detached and semi freeholds are broken out pocket by pocket below — 750 of the 847 sales. The remaining ≈97 are mostly freehold townhome sales, too thin per neighbourhood this half to report reliably on their own, so they're counted in the area total but not broken out card by card.
Fifteen pockets, one map
Hover a shape or a name for the full numbers, click either to jump to its card.
Interactive map of the fifteen East End Toronto pockets, with a choice of what the shading represents. The full list of pockets follows as accessible buttons.
Darker means a higher detached median price. Boundaries: City of Toronto neighbourhood polygons, matched to each TRREB pocket by name — Crescent Town uses the official Taylor-Massey boundary, bounded on the east by Victoria Park Ave.
All 15, by detached median price
Every pocket, by district
Compare up to three pockets
Pick up to three neighbourhoods below to line their numbers up side by side.
Pick a neighbourhood above to get started.
Detached premium compares this pocket's detached median to its own semi median, regardless of the tab above. Click a card above or below for the full picture, including days-on-market trends and local context.
Every pocket, ranked
All 15, ranked by median sale price, H1 2026. Click any column to sort.
| Neighbourhood | District | Sales | Median | YoY | Over ask | DOM | Sale/list |
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† under 10 sales — directional only. YoY compares median price to H1 2025; shown only where both halves recorded five or more sales.
How to read these numbers
Want the read on a specific property?
That’s a conversation, not a chart. Medians tell you about a neighbourhood — pricing a specific house needs the actual property and the active competition in front of it.
