Toronto, Ontario
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Yorkville, Toronto is $1,294,500, across 156 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 54 days.
82 new listings came to market in Yorkville in the last 30 days.
Condos in Yorkville are listed at an average of $2,050,620 across 107 active listings.
Detached homes in Yorkville are listed at an average of $3,260,872 across 25 active listings.
Townhouses in Yorkville are listed at an average of $2,533,237 across 16 active listings.
Multi-family properties in Yorkville are listed at an average of $3,257,948 across 6 active listings.
Luxury-condo downtown living at Bloor-Yonge
Yorkville is for people who want a dense, walk-first downtown base with an upscale edge.
This is a vertical, amenity-saturated neighbourhood where the street-level experience is shaped by retail, dining, and galleries as much as it is by housing. The appeal is being able to live largely on foot with fast subway access; it is not a place defined by abundant low-rise inventory or a quiet, suburban rhythm.
Housing in Yorkville is mostly condominium apartments, ranging from large towers to boutique condo buildings, with a smaller but meaningful presence of detached houses. The overall feel is urban and managed, with many homes tied to building amenities and shared services rather than private outdoor space.
A typical Yorkville home is a condominium apartment in an upscale building near Bloor–Yonge, with ownership shaped as much by the building as by the unit itself.
Selling in Yorkville is about making the property’s specific version of “Yorkville living” instantly clear—because buyers are comparing buildings, floor plans, exposures, and micro-locations, not interchangeable homes. Strong marketing here explains the building, the unit’s fundamentals, and how the location functions on foot and by TTC without relying on generic claims.
Make the condo’s governance, amenities, and shared-space condition easy to understand through clean documentation and clear presentation. In a condo-heavy market, the building is a major part of what’s being purchased.
Emphasize the attributes that change day-to-day experience—layout clarity, light, exposure, and storage/parking where applicable. Buyers filter quickly based on how a unit lives, not just how it photographs.
Anchor the home to the exact nearby conveniences that define Yorkville’s appeal, such as TTC stations and the Bloor Street retail/dining environment. Precision matters more than broad claims about being “downtown.”
Presentation carries weight in a polished neighbourhood; highlight condition and finishes in a way that matches the area’s expectations. Where updates exist, document them clearly.
Yorkville is a downtown Toronto neighbourhood defined by upscale condominium living and a polished, urban streetscape around Bloor-Yonge, with luxury retail and high-end dining close at hand. Its appeal is the ability to live largely on foot, backed by strong transit access via stations including Bay Subway Station, Bloor Subway Station, and TTC Subway Line 2. Buyers choosing Yorkville are choosing a dense, amenity-rich setting and the condo-led housing mix that comes with it, with some detached houses as a rarer alternative. If you want a quieter, low-intensity residential setting as the main feature, Yorkville is not built around that.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walk Score 100 · Transit Score 92 · Bike Score 86
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