The bungalow was built with two bedrooms two bedrooms and one was removed to enlarge the living room.Royal LePage West Realty Group Ltd This 75-year-old bungalow was stylishly renovated but it had only one bedroom when most bungalows north of the Queensway near Royal York Road usually have two or three though none were to the liking of the sellers who had seen properties sold in bidding wars just months prior “There were multiple offers in the spring market,” said agent Ed Allan but “the market has changed substantially.” and though it was $20,000 less than their $1.395-million asking price but they realized it wasn’t going to happen,” said Mr “A lot of people don’t qualify for financing any more and the government is very tough on financing,” he said The kitchen has been updated with ceramic flooring marble countertops and maple cabinetry.Royal LePage West Realty Group Ltd This brick bungalow was originally built with two bedrooms but one was removed to enlarge the living room Bamboo hardwood flooring was installed in the recreation area and two rooms in the basement The south-facing yard has a shed with loft storage area A private driveway is at the side of the 41- by 133-foot lot The back yard on the property includes a shed with loft storage area.Royal LePage West Realty Group Ltd “The house is in very good shape since the [owners] had done a lot of work,” said Mr The Globe was informed that the deal underpinning the story had collapsed Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Editorial code of conduct Authors and topics you follow will be added to your personal news feed in Following Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions TorontoNewsToronto police investigating pair of stabbings in EtobicokeBy Joanna LavoieOpens in new windowPublished: January 12, 2025 at 10:15PM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter The latest home prices and home sales data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board Compare house and condo sales in Etobicoke Central Here’s how Etobicoke’s housing market performed by neighbourhood in June 2024 according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board: Etobicoke Centre home prices averaged $970,640 down 5.5 per cent from May 2024 and down 4.3 per cent compared to June 2023 Etobicoke Lakeshore home prices averaged $957,286 down 5.7 per cent from May 2024 and down 10.5 per cent compared to June 2023 Etobicoke North home prices averaged $785,042 down 8.6 per cent from May 2024 and down 7 per cent compared to June 2023 Etobicoke South home prices averaged $1.39 million up 15.4 per cent from May 2024 and up 19.4 per cent compared to June 2023 Stonegate-Queensway home prices averaged $1.68 million up 13.2 per cent from May 2024 but down 2.5 per cent compared to June 2023 Those home sale prices compare to an average of $1.17 million for the City of Toronto and $1.16 million for the Greater Toronto Area There were 35 home sales in June 2024 after an average of 20 days on the market and 99 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 2.8 per cent and active listings were up 80 per cent compared to June 2023 Detached houses (↘) averaged $1.37 million down 4.9 per cent or $70,459 month-over-month and down 6.8 per cent or $99,979 year-over-year There were 16 detached house sales after an average of 22 days on the market and 52 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↗) averaged $950,000 up 1.6 per cent or $15,000 month-over-month There was one semi-detached house sale after 11 days on the market and four active listings at the end of the month Attached houses (↗) averaged $1.23 million There was one attached house sale after 46 days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↘) averaged $763,125 down 5.9 per cent or $47,625 month-over-month and down 17.3 per cent or $159,375 year-over-year There were four townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 21 days on the market and seven active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $526,846 up 1.4 per cent or $7,512 month-over-month but down 0.3 per cent or $1,433 year-over-year There were 13 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 16 days on the market and 31 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke Centre has increased 89 per cent including a $689,310 gain for detached houses a $430,125 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $270,206 gain for apartment-style condos There were 72 home sales in June 2024 after an average of 18 days on the market and 430 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 40 per cent and active listings were up 60.4 per cent compared to June 2023 Detached houses (↘) averaged $1.21 million down 13.4 per cent or $186,336 month-over-month and down 16.9 per cent or $245,005 year-over-year There were 22 detached house sales after an average of 11 days on the market and 87 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↘) averaged $945,833 down 9.2 per cent or $95,834 month-over-month and down 33 per cent or $465,292 year-over-year There were four semi-detached house sales after an average of 36 days on the market and eight active listings at the end of the month down 0.9 per cent or $11,000 month-over-month and down 5.4 per cent or $68,000 year-over-year There was one attached house sale after four days on the market and four active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $944,031 up 7.9 per cent or $69,364 month-over-month but down 0.1 per cent or $969 year-over-year There were 16 townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 16 days on the market and 33 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↘) averaged $767,086 down 3.4 per cent or $27,029 month-over-month and down 0.4 per cent or $2,997 year-over-year There were 29 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 23 days on the market and 292 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke Lakeshore has increased 78.1 per cent including a $537,450 gain for detached houses a $385,731 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $337,109 gain for apartment-style condos There were 37 home sales in June 2024 after an average of 27 days on the market and 139 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 32.7 per cent and active listings were up 69.5 per cent compared to June 2023 down 8.3 per cent or $90,221 month-over-month and down 4.2 per cent or $43,735 year-over-year There were 14 detached house sales after an average of 22 days on the market and 51 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↘) averaged $915,000 down 2.2 per cent or $21,000 month-over-month and down 2.5 per cent or $23,000 year-over-year There was one semi-detached house sale after 18 days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month up 17.5 per cent or $148,489 month-over-month but down 0.2 per cent or $2,000 year-over-year There were two attached house sales after an average of seven days on the market and four active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $690,438 up 11.2 per cent or $69,338 month-over-month but down 5 per cent or $36,312 year-over-year There were eight townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 24 days on the market and 22 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $550,096 up 0.8 per cent or $4,403 month-over-month but down 2.9 per cent or $16,374 year-over-year There were 12 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 38 days on the market and 59 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke North has increased 116.3 per cent including a $514,302 gain for detached houses a $433,782 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $361,133 gain for apartment-style condos There were 120 home sales in June 2024 after an average of 21 days on the market and 486 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 21.1 per cent and active listings were up 95.2 per cent compared to June 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $2.04 million up 2.1 per cent or $42,534 month-over-month and up 7.7 per cent or $146,567 year-over-year There were 62 detached house sales after an average of 16 days on the market and 148 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↗) averaged $1.09 million There were two semi-detached house sales after an average of four days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month Attached houses (↘) averaged $1.17 million down 22.4 per cent or $338,550 month-over-month and down 2.8 per cent or $33,800 year-over-year There were two attached house sales after an average of 25 days on the market and four active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $837,750 up 7.1 per cent or $55,607 month-over-month but down 6.7 per cent or $60,036 year-over-year There were eight townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 18 days on the market and 22 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↘) averaged $618,315 down 10.8 per cent or $75,051 month-over-month and down 12.6 per cent or $89,384 year-over-year There were 46 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 28 days on the market and 307 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke South has increased 106.3 per cent including a $995,512 gain for detached houses a $452,179 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $288,663 gain for apartment-style condos There were 28 home sales in June 2024 after an average of 15 days on the market and 72 active listings at the end of the month Sales were up 16.7 per cent and active listings were up 60 per cent compared to June 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $1.96 million up 0.1 per cent or $1,266 month-over-month but down 6.3 per cent or $131,856 year-over-year There were 19 detached house sales after an average of nine days on the market and 36 active listings at the end of the month Attached houses (↗) averaged $1.52 million up 10.6 per cent or $145,528 month-over-month and up 6.3 per cent or $90,250 year-over-year There were two attached house sales after an average of 11 days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $1.3 million There was one townhouse-style condo sale after 15 days on the market and no active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $910,667 up 18.7 per cent or $143,417 month-over-month and up 25.6 per cent or $185,750 year-over-year There were six apartment-style condo sales after an average of 33 days on the market and 33 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Stonegate-Queensway has increased 99.7 per cent including a $1.09 million gain for detached houses a $837,470 gain for attached houses and a $92,417 gain for apartment-style condos Find out how the housing market performed elsewhere in the GTA. 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identified a total of 17 current or recent projects within W07 including three recently completed projects (light blue pins above) four projects currently under construction (magenta pins above) and 10 that are now working their way through the planning and sales process (black pins above).  Quick analysis of the mapping results suggests that The Queensway where redevelopment has brought some intensification over the last few years while a recent Major Transit Station Area (MTSA) designation at Bloor Street West and Royal York Road is about to bring another part of W07 increasing density in the near future.  Zooming in on some of the projects found within W07, Queensway Park is the most recent project to be completed in the zone offering some general insights on the qualities of the built form and how development is being activated in the current moment the mid-rise project delivers an efficient 167 housing units plus grade level retail to a well positioned site with extensive frontage along The Queensway.  Looking north at the now completed Queensway Park mid-rise development The zone is also home to more diverse typologies however, as we are seeing with the Backyard Neighbourhood Condos project a multi-phased development currently in the process of constructing its fourth and final building Occupying a unique site between the high streets of Bloor and The Queensway the project’s tallest building climbs 10-storeys while the full set offers a total of 505 dwelling units plus a commercial building that shares space with a community health centre This project is striving to create an intimate community setting unlike larger master-planned projects that foster a dense mixed-use urban atmosphere.  Construction of fourth building underway at Backyard Neighbourhood Condos Finally, among the list of projects in the pre-construction stage, United Kingsway Condos demonstrates that development is coming soon along Bloor within walking distance of Royal York subway station and terraced down on the south side to blend with the adjacent low-rise neighbourhood the project follows Toronto's angular plane planning principles and manages to bring 210 units within its reserved massing.  Proposed design for United Kingsway mid-rise development on Bloor Street West Using the more detailed data from our MLS Zone Report the common thread that we can see among these 17 projects in W07 is a focus on residential intensification 14 of the projects in the zone are listed as offering residential uses Looking at the gross floor area (GFA) breakdown graphic below it shows that residential programming makes up for a share of almost 93% of all floorspace in the zone.  GFA breakdown of floorspace programming in MLS Zone W07 despite the fact that only 7% of the zone's total GFA is programmed for commercial uses our report confirms that 12 of the residential projects also include retail programming Even if it's simply a small retail unit at grade this inclusion bodes well for an area that features two significant retail-oriented streets that are central to the character of the community W07’s slate of proposed developments will continue to build on the work already being done to deliver density while striving to preserve the area’s defining qualities.  To access the full data set from this or any UTPro Instant Report, with more stats as well as the full project list, you can purchase a report here Stay tuned for next week’s instalment to learn more about why the UrbanToronto's Instant Report is one of the most valuable tools for staying informed on development in the GTA As UrbanToronto continues to refine its role in the GTA development industry, our data services have evolved to become one of our defining elements and we want to share those capabilities with our community. The UrbanToronto Pro Instant Reports is just one of the ways our data can be applied to provide quick and convenient insights on the development trends of any area in the GTA we are launching a new weekly series to highlight what the UT Pro Instant Reports provide and investigate the latest development trends by ward A former car wash in Etobicoke could see new life if City planners approve plans to build a mid-rise residential project Last month, Format Group submitted a rezoning application to the City to build a 14-storey mixed-use building with 183 residential units at 875 The Queensway it's not confirmed if the tenure of the units will be used for condos or for rentals The proposed rectangular development site in Etobicoke is north of the Gardiner Expressway on the south side of The Queensway and is just east of the intersection of Islington Avenue and The Queensway Spanning approximately 23,384-sq.ft the lot is occupied by a vacant gas station and associated car wash The subject property is located within walking distance of various public transit lines and recreational facilities that will encourage residents to use active transportation methods around the Stonegate-Queensway neighbourhood The developer is now looking to redevelop the property with a 'T-shaped' tower on top of an 8-storey podium the tower would have 185 m² of retail space along The Queensway and three levels of underground parking READ: Mid-Rise Condo with Breezeway Poised to Rise Near Downsview Park According to the proposal, the KFA Architects and Planners-designed building would encompass 149,865-sq.ft of gross floor area The eight-storey base structure would support the upper floors the breakdown would include 131 one-bedroom Shallow inset balconies are being considered for suites on the second and third floors while units with projecting balconies are proposed along the building’s east and west sides a 2,335-sq.ft outdoor amenity space is proposed on the southeast corner of the property finished with an outdoor dining area An additional 1,732-sq.ft of outdoor amenity space would also be found on the roof of the 14th floor the building would include a three-floor parking garage which would house 43 parking and 55 bicycle spaces on P1 and 10 parking spaces are located on the P2 These incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks There were eight residential break and enters reported in the district from March 11 to March 17 Toronto Police Service received 34 reports of a break-in at a home between March 11 and March 17 including eight in the district of Etobicoke In total 298 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – down 82.1 per cent compared to the same period in 2024 Two break-ins were reported at these locations: a house near Burnhamthorpe Road and Lorraine Gardens on Friday a house near Echo Valley Road and Echo Valley Ridge on Saturday There have been 10 residential break and enters reported in Islington-City Centre West in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near 40th Street and Hilo Road on Tuesday This was the first residential break and enter reported in Long Branch in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Markland Drive and Mill Road on Thursday There have been two residential break and enters reported in Markland Wood in 2025 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Palace Pier Court on Tuesday There have been two residential break and enters reported in Mimico in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Edgemore Drive and Royal York Road on Thursday There have been five residential break and enters reported in Stonegate-Queensway in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Jansusie Road and Milmink Street on Thursday There have been three residential break and enters reported in West Humber-Clairville in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Waterford Drive and Wincott Drive on Sunday There have been three residential break and enters reported in Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview in 2025 Find out where residential break and enters were reported in East York, North York, Old Toronto, Scarborough and York This story was automatically generated using open data collected and maintained by Toronto Police Service. The incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks, but recent crime data is preliminary and subject to change upon further police investigation The locations have been offset to the nearest intersection and no personal information has been included for privacy reasons The property at 821 The Queensway is listed for $10 million it presents a “development opportunity.” While the house at 821 The Queensway is 3,000 square feet (including the basement) the overall lot covers about 11,500 square feet A home and office building at 821 The Queensway is listed for $10 million Upstairs is a three-bedroom unit while office spaces are on the main floor foot traffic and high visibility,” according to the listing It’s being presented to prospective buyers as a “development opportunity.” Although at first glance it may look like an average residence the building at 821 The Queensway not only includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms — it also has an office space on the main floor and 12 parking spaces Is it actually worth the $10 million that the seller is seeking, or is there something else behind the price? Realtor Othneil Litchmore weighed in the asking price for this listing is more than four times the average selling price for detached houses in the area But Litchmore said he believes the high price is attached to the potential development opportunities He also pointed out that the building actually sold for $6 million in 2021 Looking at the averages for Stonegate-Queensway, in July, the average detached home sold for about $2,27 million — an eight per cent increase from the month before and nearly a 12 per cent rise compared to one year earlier according to data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) That figure is much higher than the average price of a detached home across Toronto no other homes in the area have sold for more than $4 million in the last three years and only one commercial building has sold for slightly above at $4.1 million the new price tag for 821 The Queensway stems from the idea that the property could be sold to a developer who “has a vision” and can imagine themselves making a good return on their investment The building is zoned for residential and commercial use leading him to believe a developer could have retail space on the main floor and “some sort of condo” above commercial real estate tends to be more expensive than residential real estate because “it’s income producing,” he noted With signage for a barrister and solicitor out front the building has been home to a law office for at least a few years The upstairs portion of the property — with three bedrooms one bathroom and a kitchen — was leased for $2,400 last September “It’s not so much they’re selling this home or this little office,” Litchmore said The listing agent for sale could not be reached when contacted by the Star in time for publication The lot on which the building sits is about 72 by 160 feet — which is “huge,” Litchmore highlighted The entire structure — including the basement — covers 3,000 square feet which Litchmore said isn’t unusually large (Although homes for sale don’t usually include the basement in the square footage the listed price is about three times as high as the average price for commercial sales in Toronto Commercial sale prices are calculated based on square footage With a lot of 11,520 square feet and a price tag of $10 million each square foot for 821 The Queensway costs about $868.06 The average price for commercial/retail spaces in the city, however, was $275.23 per square foot in the first quarter of the year, according to TRREB data and it will probably stay on the market “for a while” since “the buyer pool for something like this will be small.” There were four residential break and enters reported in the district from Dec Toronto Police Service received 25 reports of a break-in at a home between Dec including four in the district of Etobicoke In total 1,779 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – down NaN per cent compared to the same period in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Echo Valley Road and Echo Valley Ridge on Friday There have been 44 residential break and enters reported in Islington-City Centre West in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Maplebranch Path and Sweet Pea Path on Monday There have been 10 residential break and enters reported in Kingsview Village-The Westway in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Athol Avenue and Chartwell Road on Monday There have been 31 residential break and enters reported in Stonegate-Queensway in 2025 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Felan Crescent and Sanagan Road on Thursday There have been five residential break and enters reported in Thistletown-Beaumond Heights in 2025 Here’s how Etobicoke’s housing market performed by neighbourhood in April 2024 Etobicoke Centre home prices averaged $1.13 million up 0.3 per cent from March 2024 and up 7.8 per cent compared to April 2023 Etobicoke Lakeshore home prices averaged $982,310 up 3.8 per cent from March 2024 but down 5 per cent compared to April 2023 Etobicoke North home prices averaged $887,667 up 7.6 per cent from March 2024 and up 5.6 per cent compared to April 2023 Etobicoke South home prices averaged $1.22 million up 9.3 per cent from March 2024 and up 16 per cent compared to April 2023 Stonegate-Queensway home prices averaged $1.79 million up 23.6 per cent from March 2024 and up 36 per cent compared to April 2023 Those home sale prices compare to an average of $1.15 million for the City of Toronto and $1.16 million for the Greater Toronto Area There were 38 home sales in April 2024 after an average of 25 days on the market and 82 active listings at the end of the month Sales were up 8.6 per cent and active listings were up 95.2 per cent compared to April 2023 Detached houses (↘) averaged $1.42 million down 1.6 per cent or $23,862 month-over-month but up 2.7 per cent or $37,012 year-over-year There were 21 detached house sales after an average of 11 days on the market and 36 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↘) averaged $920,000 down 8.9 per cent or $89,500 month-over-month and down 20.8 per cent or $241,000 year-over-year There was one semi-detached house sale after seven days on the market and two active listings at the end of the month Attached houses (↗) averaged $1.26 million up 36.8 per cent or $338,500 month-over-month and up 33.8 per cent or $317,500 year-over-year There were two attached house sales after an average of 41 days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↘) averaged $830,600 down 12.6 per cent or $119,400 month-over-month but up 1.9 per cent or $15,600 year-over-year There were five townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 32 days on the market and nine active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↘) averaged $611,111 down 3.6 per cent or $23,016 month-over-month but up 6.5 per cent or $37,149 year-over-year There were nine apartment-style condo sales after an average of 49 days on the market and 30 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke Centre has increased 150 per cent including a $818,539 gain for detached houses a $429,283 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $360,617 gain for apartment-style condos There were 125 home sales in April 2024 after an average of 23 days on the market and 339 active listings at the end of the month Sales were up 21.4 per cent and active listings were up 65.4 per cent compared to April 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $1.47 million up 9.4 per cent or $125,631 month-over-month and up 4 per cent or $56,028 year-over-year There were 31 detached house sales after an average of 15 days on the market and 71 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↗) averaged $1.16 million up 4.8 per cent or $52,577 month-over-month but down 31.2 per cent or $524,687 year-over-year There were six semi-detached house sales after an average of nine days on the market and six active listings at the end of the month Attached houses (↗) averaged $1.32 million up 5.9 per cent or $73,200 month-over-month and up 4.8 per cent or $60,357 year-over-year There were four attached house sales after an average of eight days on the market and one active listing at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $903,591 up 1.8 per cent or $15,691 month-over-month but down 24.3 per cent or $289,272 year-over-year There were 11 townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 26 days on the market and 36 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $765,752 up 6.2 per cent or $44,979 month-over-month but down 1.6 per cent or $12,472 year-over-year There were 71 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 27 days on the market and 220 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke Lakeshore has increased 106.1 per cent including a $856,502 gain for detached houses a $403,541 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $387,169 gain for apartment-style condos There were 48 home sales in April 2024 after an average of 20 days on the market and 108 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 20 per cent and active listings were up 31.7 per cent compared to April 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $1.14 million up 6 per cent or $64,108 month-over-month and up 1.5 per cent or $17,264 year-over-year There were 24 detached house sales after an average of 20 days on the market and 34 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↗) averaged $1.01 million up 15.3 per cent or $134,333 month-over-month and up 28.4 per cent or $224,333 year-over-year There were three semi-detached house sales after an average of 24 days on the market and two active listings at the end of the month There was one attached house sale after 23 days on the market and one active listing at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↗) averaged $725,000 up 7.3 per cent or $49,300 month-over-month but down 11.9 per cent or $98,125 year-over-year There was one townhouse-style condo sale after two days on the market and 16 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $553,895 up 0.1 per cent or $607 month-over-month and up 0.8 per cent or $4,410 year-over-year There were 19 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 20 days on the market and 54 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke North has increased 154.8 per cent including a $659,980 gain for detached houses a $431,612 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $374,614 gain for apartment-style condos There were 171 home sales in April 2024 after an average of 21 days on the market and 371 active listings at the end of the month Sales were up 19.6 per cent and active listings were up 69.4 per cent compared to April 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $2.18 million up 13.7 per cent or $262,193 month-over-month and up 24.7 per cent or $431,278 year-over-year There were 59 detached house sales after an average of 17 days on the market and 106 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↘) averaged $1.1 million down 8.3 per cent or $100,000 month-over-month and down 5.4 per cent or $62,500 year-over-year There were two semi-detached house sales after an average of 30 days on the market and one active listing at the end of the month Attached houses (↘) averaged $1.13 million down 16.9 per cent or $228,467 month-over-month There were two attached house sales after an average of 10 days on the market and three active listings at the end of the month Townhouse-style condos (↘) averaged $816,313 down 26.8 per cent or $298,687 month-over-month but up 3.6 per cent or $28,213 year-over-year There were 13 townhouse-style condo sales after an average of 21 days on the market and 12 active listings at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $695,132 up 8.7 per cent or $55,405 month-over-month and up 7.9 per cent or $50,776 year-over-year There were 94 apartment-style condo sales after an average of 24 days on the market and 247 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Etobicoke South has increased 84.1 per cent including a $1.18 million gain for detached houses a $376,413 gain for townhouse-style condos and a $356,750 gain for apartment-style condos There were 18 home sales in April 2024 after an average of 10 days on the market and 66 active listings at the end of the month Sales were down 35.7 per cent and active listings were up 94.1 per cent compared to April 2023 Detached houses (↗) averaged $1.98 million up 12.7 per cent or $223,116 month-over-month and up 21.8 per cent or $353,639 year-over-year There were 15 detached house sales after an average of 10 days on the market and 17 active listings at the end of the month Semi-detached houses (↗) averaged $910,000 There was one semi-detached house sale after 20 days on the market and one active listing at the end of the month Apartment-style condos (↗) averaged $867,500 up 19.3 per cent or $140,120 month-over-month and up 15.1 per cent or $114,000 year-over-year There were two apartment-style condo sales after an average of five days on the market and 45 active listings at the end of the month the average sale price for all houses and condos in Stonegate-Queensway has increased 102.2 per cent including a $1.02 million gain for detached houses and a $585,000 gain for apartment-style condos