North York spans condo-dense Yonge corridor towers and quiet detached enclaves, and its data reflects that split personality. In TREB district C14, covering Willowdale East and the Yonge-and-Finch and Yonge-and-Sheppard hubs, the average home sold for $908,256 across all types in April 2026, below the $1,051,969 GTA average because high-rise apartments make up so much of the supply. Neighbouring C15, taking in Bayview Village and Hillcrest Village, averaged $840,993. For buyers weighing a turnkey condo against a detached lot deeper into the former borough, those district averages hide a wide internal range.
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TREB district C14 (Willowdale East, Yonge-Finch, Yonge-Sheppard) averaged $908,256 across all home types in April 2026; neighbouring C15 (Bayview Village, Hillcrest Village) averaged $840,993.
Source : TRREB Market Watch, April 2026 (released May 5, 2026).
Frequently asked questions
Why is North York's average below the GTA figure?
North York's Yonge-corridor districts are condo-heavy. C14 averaged $908,256 and C15 $840,993 in April 2026, both under the $1,051,969 GTA average, because high-rise apartment sales outnumber the area's pricier detached homes. (TRREB Market Watch, April 2026.)
Is North York a strong choice for condo investors?
Many investors target it for transit access along the Yonge subway line. With the average 416 condo apartment at $635,653 in April 2026 and substantial new-build supply, a broker can help separate buildings with healthy resale demand from those facing assignment gluts. (TRREB Market Watch, April 2026.)
Do detached homes in North York sell quickly?
It depends on the pocket and price. Across the City of Toronto, homes averaged roughly 29 days on market in April 2026; well-located Willowdale and Bayview detached homes can beat that, while higher-priced listings often take longer in a buyer-leaning market. (TRREB Market Watch, April 2026.)