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Scarborough Real Estate Broker: Value Across the East 416

Scarborough remains the City of Toronto's affordability story, and the numbers back it up. In TREB district E09, covering Woburn, Bendale and the Scarborough City Centre area, the average home sold for $662,672 across all types in April 2026, one of the lowest figures inside the 416 and far below the $1,051,969 GTA average. The wider Toronto East area averaged $987,628 the same month. With everything from condos near Scarborough Town Centre to detached homes on deep lots, Scarborough offers entry points the old city core cannot match, though value varies sharply between its districts.

Sector professionals

Real Estate Broker Sivage Sivagumaran ★ 5 (155)
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Mortgage Broker Varshan Thavarajah ★ 5 (103)
80 /100
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Home Inspector David Wall ★ 5 (259)
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Real Estate Lawyer Al Gangani ★ 4.9 (387)
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Certified Appraiser Canadian Home Appraisals Inc. ★ 5 (44) Recommended by Payotte
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Real estate market data

TREB district E09 (Woburn, Bendale, Scarborough City Centre) averaged $662,672 across all home types in April 2026, among the lowest in the 416, versus a $987,628 Toronto East average.

Source : TRREB Market Watch, April 2026 (released May 5, 2026).

Frequently asked questions

Is Scarborough really cheaper than the rest of Toronto?

Yes, across much of it. E09 averaged $662,672 in April 2026, well under the $1,091,761 City of Toronto average, which is why Scarborough draws first-time buyers and families priced out elsewhere. Districts closer to the lake or the city centre run higher. (TRREB Market Watch, April 2026.)

What kinds of homes does Scarborough offer?

A broad mix: detached homes on large lots, townhomes, and a growing supply of condos around Scarborough Town Centre and future transit. That variety means district averages span a wide range, so comparing like-for-like matters. (TRREB Market Watch, April 2026.)

How do Scarborough closing costs compare with the 905?

Scarborough is inside Toronto, so buyers pay both Ontario's land transfer tax and the city's Municipal Land Transfer Tax, unlike neighbouring Pickering or Markham in the 905, where only the provincial tax applies. First-time buyers can recover up to $8,475 combined. (City of Toronto; Ontario Ministry of Finance.)

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