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Midtown Condos for Sale: Which Area and Building Give You the Best Value?
We help buyers compare Midtown neighbourhoods, condo buildings, recent sales, layouts, maintenance fees, parking, and monthly ownership costs so they can focus on the properties that fit both their budget and the way they want to live.
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MIDTOWN CONDOS FOR SALE & RENT
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Discover Midtown Living
Searching Midtown condos for sale gives you plenty of options.
The harder part is deciding which ones are actually worth pursuing.
Midtown includes distinct areas around Yonge & Eglinton, Davisville, Mount Pleasant, St. Clair, Forest Hill, and nearby central Toronto neighbourhoods. Each can offer a different balance of transit, condo inventory, space, building age, parking, monthly fees, and neighbourhood character.
We help you narrow that market in the right order.
First, we identify the Midtown areas that fit your daily routine and budget. Then we compare the buildings, units, monthly costs, and relevant recent sales before deciding where your money is better spent.
BROWSE MIDTOWN CONDO BUILDINGS
188 REDPATH AVE
23 GLEBE RD
68 MERTON ST
18 MERTON ST
25 BROADWAY AVE
195 MERTON ST
30 ROEHAMPTON
111 ST CLAIR AVE
43 EGLINTON AVE
2221 YONGE ST
1 BENVENUTO PLACE
1 BALMORAL AVE
380 MACPHERSON
89 DUNFIELD AVE
THE BERWICK
70 ROEHAMPTON AVE
1815 YONGE ST
7 BROADWAY AVE
101 ERSKINE AVE
8 EGLINTON AVE E
155 REDPATH AVE
58 ORCHARD VIEW
35 MERTON ST
253 MERTON ST
3018 YONGE ST
1 POST ROAD
319 MERTON ST
260 MERTON ST
300 BALLIOL ST
530 ST CLAIR AVE
1 DEER PARK CRES
501 ST CLAIR AVE
10 DELISLE AVE
500 AVENUE RD
2181-2191 YONGE ST
88 BROADWAY AVE
155 ST CLAIR AVE
188 EGLINTON AVE
55 DELISLE AVE
10 & 20 BLOORVIEW
245 DAVISVILLE AVE
70 ROSEHILL AVE
336 SPADINA RD
12 MACPHERSON AVE
119-139 MERTON ST
60 ST CLAIR AVE WEST
123 EGLINTON AVE E
48 ST CLAIR AVE WEST
260 RUSSELL HILL RD
900 MT PLEASANT
225 MERTON ST
212 EGLINTON AVE EAST
2131 YONGE ST 5 SOUDAN
150 REDPATH CONDOS
202 KEEWATIN AVENUE
117 BROADWAY AVENUE
100 BROADWAY AVENUE
1 DELISLE AVE
36 BIRCH AVE
500 DUPONT ST
490 ST CLAIR AVE W
133 VAUGHAN RD
908 ST CLAIR AVE W
2500 YONGE ST
109 ERSKIN AVE
39 ROEHAMPTON AVE
280 HOWLAND AVE
175 ST CLAIR AVE W
2 FOREST HILL RD
77 CLARENDON AVE
200 RUSSELL HILL RD
7 HEATH ST W
1677 BATHURST ST
8 RAGLAN AVE
537-547 EGLINTON AVE E
200 & 214 KEEWATIN AVE
258 EGLINTON AVE E
38 BROADWAY AVE
1421 YONGE ST
717 CHURCH ST
1406 YONGE ST
1086 YONGE ST
63 MONTCLAIR AVE
91 RAGLAN AVE
50 MERTON ST
2161 YONGE ST
90 EGLINTON AVE
1951 YONGE ST
5 SCRIVENER SQUARE
863 ST CLAIR AVE W
2114 YONGE ST
75 ELDERWOOD DR
2010 BATHURST ST
368 BRIAR HILL AVE
18
Condo Buildings
12+
Streets Covered
3
Subway Stations
98
Walk Score
Lifestyle
Experience Midtown Living
From world-class dining at Yonge & Eglinton to vibrant nightlife and premier shopping, Midtown Toronto offers sophisticated urban living at its finest.
Fine Dining
Terroni Price Street
- 1095 Yonge St, Toronto
Cocktails
The Midtown Bar
- 2490 Yonge St
Mall
Yonge-Eglinton Centre
- 2300 Yonge St
Brunch
Summerhill Market Cafe
- 446 Summerhill Ave
Fine Dining
Terroni Price Street
- 1095 Yonge St, Toronto
Brunch
Summerhill Market Cafe
- 446 Summerhill Ave
International
Sotto Sotto
- 120 Avenue Rd
Wine Bar
Scaramouche Restaurant
- 1 Benvenuto Pl
Cocktails
The Midtown Bar
- 2490 Yonge St
Rooftop
Rooftop at Yonge & Eg
- Yonge St Corridor
Live Music
The Rex Jazz Bar
- 194 Queen St W
Entertainment
Yonge & Eg Strip
- Yonge & Eglinton Ave
Mall
Yonge-Eglinton Centre
- 2300 Yonge St
Boutique
Holt Renfrew
- 50 Bloor St W
Lifestyle
Indigo Yonge & Eg
- 2300 Yonge St
Market
Leaside Farmers Market
- Laird Dr & Millwood Rd
Local Amenities
Everything Within Walking Distance
Midtown is one of Toronto’s most walkable neighbourhoods. Discover the best dining, coffee, and transit options steps from your condo.
- Italian
- 7 min
Terroni Price Street
- 1095 Yonge St
4.5
- Fine Dining
- 8 min
Scaramouche Restaurant
- 1 Benvenuto Pl
4.7
- Contemporary
- 12 min
George Restaurant
- 111C Queen St E
4.6
- Japanese
- 6 min
Katsuya
- 12 St Clair Ave E
4.4
- Gourmet Cafe
- 5 min
Summerhill Market Cafe
- 446 Summerhill Ave
4.7
- Gourmet Cafe
- 8 min
Summerhill Market Cafe
- 446 Summerhill Ave
4.6
- Espresso Bar
- 4 min
Aroma Espresso Bar
- 2300 Yonge St
4.5
- Cafe
- 6 min
Rosedale Diner
- 1164 Yonge St
4.4
- Subway
- 3 min
Eglinton Station
- Yonge St & Eglinton Ave
- Subway
- Subway
- 8 min
Davisville Station
- Yonge St & Davisville Ave
- Subway
- Subway
- 12 min
St. Clair Station
- Yonge St & Davisville Ave
- Subway
- Light Rail
- 5 min
Eglinton Crosstown LRT
- Eglinton Ave E
- Light Rail
60+
Restaurant Nearby
30+
Cafes & Bakeries
15
Transit Stops
98
Walk Score
Family Friendly
Schools, Daycares & Parks
Midtown offers excellent educational facilities and green spaces for families, with top-rated schools, quality childcare, and beautiful parks all within walking distance.
- Public High School
- 10 min
Northern Secondary School
- 851 Eglinton Ave W
4.6
- Public School
- 8 min
Hodgson Middle School
- 282 Davisville Ave
4.5
- Public School
- 6 min
Eglinton Junior Public School
- 223 Eglinton Ave E
4.4
- Private School
- 15 min
UTS Schools
- 30 Humbert St
4.8
- Daycare
- 5 min
YMCA Davisville Child Care
- 99 Davisville Ave
4.6
- Montessori
- 7 min
Montessori School of Downtown
- 219 Eglinton Ave E
4.7
- Preschool
- 8 min
The Little School
- 207 Eglinton Ave E
4.5
- Private Daycare
- 12 min
Havergal College Junior
- 1451 Avenue Rd
4.8
- Community Park
- 5 min
Eglinton Park
- 199 Eglinton Ave W
- 10.5 acres
- Ravine Park
- 8 min
David A. Balfour Park
- 24 Heath St W
- 18 acres
- Sports Park
- 10 min
Oriole Park
- 1 Oriole Pkwy
- 5 acres
- Community Park
- 12 min
Sherwood Park
- 339 Sherwood Ave
- 7 acres
8+
School Nearby
10+
Licensed Daycares
12+
Parks & Playground
4
Community Centres
Which Part of Midtown Fits You?
Midtown is not one condo market. A buyer focused on Yonge & Eglinton may be looking for a different experience from someone considering Davisville, Mount Pleasant, St. Clair, or Forest Hill.
We start with practical priorities such as:
- Purchase budget
- Building style and age
- Commute and transit
- Maintenance-fee comfort
- Bedroom requirements
- Walkability
- Usable interior space
- Neighbourhood atmosphere
- Parking
- Longer-term housing plans
That gives us a better starting point than simply drawing a wide circle around Midtown and browsing everything inside it.
Compare Midtown Neighbourhoods →
Yonge & Eglinton or a More Residential Midtown Setting?
For some buyers, Yonge & Eglinton is the natural starting point. It offers a dense concentration of condo buildings, shopping, restaurants, services, and transit connections. Other buyers want many of the same conveniences with a more residential setting.
Davisville and Mount Pleasant can offer a different mix of buildings and streetscapes. St. Clair provides its own combination of transit, walkability, established residential areas, and condominium inventory. Forest Hill can appeal to buyers who place more weight on neighbourhood character and an established setting.
Rather than deciding which Midtown pocket is universally better, we compare what your budget actually buys in each one. That is much more useful than choosing an area based on reputation alone.
We Compare Midtown Condo Buildings, Not Just Listings
Finding an attractive listing is only the beginning.
The building can affect your monthly costs, living experience, resale context, and whether the condo represents reasonable value.
When we compare Toronto Midtown condos, we look at factors such as:
recent building sales, unit size, layout efficiency, maintenance fees, parking, lockers, building age, amenities, location, and competing inventory.
That can change how a listing looks.
A renovated condo at a competitive asking price may become less attractive once we compare monthly fees and recent sales.
Another unit may cost more but offer a stronger layout, parking, larger rooms, or a building that better fits your priorities.
We help put those differences in context.
Compare Midtown Condo Buildings- Recent building sales
- Unit size
- Layout efficiency
- Maintenance fees
- Parking
- Lockers
- Building age
- Amenities
- Location
- Competing inventory
See What Your Budget Really Buys in Midtown
Purchase price is important, but value is more than the number on the listing.
We look at what you receive for that price.
That means comparing:
square footage, usable space, bedroom configuration, parking, building, exposure, condition, maintenance costs, property taxes, and relevant recent sales.
A newer one-bedroom may have modern finishes but less interior space.
An older unit at a similar price may provide larger rooms and more storage.
A two-bedroom with parking may represent a very different purchase from one without it.
The goal is not to identify the cheapest Midtown condo.
We want to identify the condo where the price and property make sense together.
See What Your Budget Buys in Midtown →What Will the Condo Actually Cost Each Month?
Two condos with similar purchase prices can produce very different monthly ownership costs.
Beyond the mortgage, your budget may need to account for:
That is why we do not compare Midtown condos solely by asking price.
A lower-priced unit with materially higher fees may be more expensive to carry each month than another condo with a higher purchase price.
We can help put those recurring costs beside the purchase price so you have a more realistic picture before making an offer.
Compare Midtown Maintenance FeesThe size of a condo fee matters.
So does what it covers.
Depending on the building, maintenance fees may include different combinations of:
- common-area expenses
- building insurance
- reserve-fund contributions
- concierge services
- amenities
- heating
- water
- electricity
- other building services
That makes a simple fee-per-month comparison incomplete.
An older building may have higher fees but include utilities or offer substantially larger suites.
A newer tower may have lower initial fees but smaller floorplans or a different amenity package.
We look at the fee alongside the building and unit rather than treating one number as automatically good or bad.
Midtown gives buyers access to both established condo buildings and newer towers.
That creates an important trade-off.
current finishes, modern common areas, newer systems, and contemporary amenities
larger floorplans, wider rooms, more storage, established surroundings, or more interior space for the purchase price
Neither category automatically provides better value.
An older unit may require renovation or carry higher monthly fees.
A newer condo may be smaller or command a higher price per square foot.
We compare the actual unit, building, and costs rather than using construction age as a shortcut for quality.
Compare Older vs. Newer Midtown Condos →Square footage is useful, but it does not tell you how well the space works.
We look at:
- room proportions
- bedroom placement
- hallway space
- closets
- kitchen configuration
- window exposure
- bathroom access
- balcony space
- furniture placement
A smaller condo with an efficient plan can sometimes function better than a larger unit with awkward circulation or unusable areas.
That becomes particularly important for buyers who work from home or expect their needs to change.
A den that genuinely works as an office may have value.
So can a proper second bedroom, better storage, separation between sleeping and living areas, or enough room for a dining table.
We help evaluate the space you can actually use.
If You Need Parking, Include It in the Search From the Beginning
Parking availability varies by building and unit.
For buyers who drive regularly, it can affect both convenience and purchase value.
We recommend making it part of the search criteria early rather than finding the right unit first and trying to solve parking later.
If you rely on transit, the calculation may be different.
A well-positioned Midtown condo close to transit may make parking unnecessary and let you direct more of the budget toward interior space or building quality.
We tailor that comparison to how you actually live.
See Midtown Condos With ParkingRecent Sales Matter—But Only the Right Ones
A listing price tells us what a seller wants.
Comparable sales help us understand what buyers have recently paid.
The challenge is determining which sales actually matter.
For a Midtown condo, we may compare:
the same building, similar floorplans, interior size, floor, exposure, parking, locker, condition, view, maintenance fees, and timing.
The closest unit is not automatically the strongest comparable.
A sale several floors away with a similar layout may tell us more than a different unit immediately next door.
We help identify the comparisons that are genuinely useful before you decide what a property is worth to you.
Condo Due Diligence Goes Beyond the Suite
Once you are seriously considering a condo, the unit itself is only part of the purchase.
Depending on the transaction, relevant due diligence can include the building’s financial and legal documentation, rules, insurance information, reserve-fund context, and other condominium matters.
We can help you identify practical building questions and provide property context.
Your real-estate lawyer should review the status certificate and its legal implications before you rely on those documents for the purchase decision.
That keeps our property analysis and your lawyer’s legal review clearly separated.
If you already have a listing in mind, we can make the analysis much more specific.
We can review:
recent building sales, competing units, maintenance fees, layout, parking, building age, amenities, location, and monthly ownership costs.
That is often where the meaningful differences appear.
A property that looks compelling in isolation may compare poorly with another unit in the same building.
Another may deserve more attention once we see its layout, parking, fees, and recent comparable sales in context.
Found a Midtown Condo? Let’s Compare the BuildingIf the right property is not available today, we can narrow the search around the criteria that matter.
That may include:
- budget
- Midtown pocket
- building
- bedrooms
- square footage
- parking
- maintenance-fee range
New listing alerts can then keep the search focused as relevant properties become available.
You spend less time sorting through listings that were never a fit in the first place.
Sometimes the best way to judge Midtown value is to compare it with nearby alternatives.
The same budget may produce a different combination of:
space, parking, building age, transit, maintenance fees, and neighbourhood feel elsewhere in Toronto.
We can help compare those options when it improves the decision.
Our goal is not to steer you toward Midtown simply because you started your search there.
We want to understand which property and neighbourhood give you the stronger overall fit.
Compare Midtown With Nearby Toronto NeighbourhoodsFAQ
Common Questions About Buying in Midtown
Everything you need to know about purchasing a Midtown condo — from pricing and fees to transit, investment potential, and the buying process.
What is the typical price range for a condo in Midtown?
Is Midtown a good neighbourhood for families?
Midtown is excellent for families with highly-rated public and private schools, abundant parks and green spaces like David A. Balfour Park and Eglinton Park, quality childcare options, and a safe, walkable community with everything families need close by.
What are the best condo buildings in Midtown?
Midtown features many well-regarded buildings including luxury high-rises along Yonge and Eglinton, established towers near St. Clair, and boutique mid-rise options throughout the neighbourhood. Popular choices are known for their amenities, prime location, and strong long-term investment potential.
How is public transit in Midtown?
Midtown has outstanding transit with direct subway access via the Yonge line at Eglinton, Davisville, and St. Clair stations. The Eglinton Crosstown LRT adds east-west connectivity across the neighbourhood, while extensive bus and streetcar routes cover the entire area comprehensively.
What amenities are available in Midtown?
Midtown offers exceptional walkability with upscale dining at restaurants like Scaramouche and Terroni, specialty coffee shops, grocery stores including Whole Foods and Loblaws, fitness centres, banks, pharmacies, and boutique shopping along Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue.
Are Midtown condos a good investment?
What is the rental market like in Midtown?
Midtown has strong rental demand driven by young professionals working downtown, hospital staff from nearby medical centres, and students attending local universities. One-bedroom units are always in demand, while larger units attract families and roommates. Vacancy rates tend to remain low throughout the year.
How walkable is Midtown?
Midtown is one of Toronto’s most walkable neighbourhoods. Residents can easily walk to restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, banks, pharmacies, parks, and transit stops within minutes. The tree-lined residential streets and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure make running daily errands effortless without a car.
What are typical condo maintenance fees in Midtown?
Condo maintenance fees in Midtown generally depend on building age, amenities, and unit size. Fees typically cover utilities, building insurance, common area maintenance, and shared amenities like gyms, concierge services, and rooftop terraces. Newer buildings with fewer amenities often have lower monthly fees than older full-service buildings.
Is parking available in Midtown condos?
Most Midtown condos include at least one parking space with the unit, though some smaller units may not. Given the excellent transit and walkability, many residents choose to go car-free. Visitor parking and secure bike storage are standard features available in the majority of buildings.
Ready to Explore Midtown Condos for Sale?
Whether you are starting broadly or already considering a specific unit, we can help you narrow the choices that matter.
We can compare Midtown neighbourhoods, buildings, recent sales, layouts, maintenance fees, parking, and monthly ownership costs before you decide which property deserves the next step.