The Neighbourhoods · Toronto · Updated September 2026
Yorkville Luxury Condos & Real Estate
Yorkville, the chapter of record.
- $966–1,152
- Avg $/sq ft, sold
- 90 days to September 14, 2026
- 31
- Active $3M+
- MLS (TRREB) · Sep 15
- 46
- Avg days on market
- median 36 days
- 17.9
- Months of inventory
- 501 active ÷ 28 sales/mo
Yorkville Luxury Condos & Real Estate
Six blocks of concentrated luxury retail, hotel-serviced residences, and immediate transit access. Yorkville is designed for buyers optimizing for high-density, lock-and-leave urban living.
What you’ll love
- Absolute walkability. The hotels, the restaurants, high-end retail, and two major subway lines are entirely contained within a six-block radius.
What not to expect
- Expansive green space and large-format daily retail. Buyers prioritizing family-scale layouts and private yards generally look to Forest Hill or Rosedale; Yorkville rewards those seeking turn-key convenience.
Yorkville, by its places.
The landmarks
Green space
The school run
Getting there
The tables
The last ninety days, on the record.
84 sales closed in Yorkville in the ninety days to September 14, 2026 — an average of $1,591,891 against a median of $972,500, at 46 days on market. 501 listings are active as of this writing.
| Detachedthe enclaves | Townhomesthe middle register | Condosthe entry point | All Typesreference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homes Sold | 15 | 3 | 65 | 84 |
| Average Sold Price | $2,146,279 | $1,915,333 | $1,443,517 | $1,591,891 |
| Median Sold Price | — | $1,736,000 | $800,000 | $972,500 |
| Sold Price Range | $1,095,587 – $4,225,000 | $1,650,000 – $2,360,000 | $310,000 – $15,250,000 | $310,000 – $15,250,000 |
| Total Sold Volume | $32,194,186 | $5,746,000 | $93,828,616 | $133,718,802 |
| Avg Days on Market | 36 days | 13 days | 49 days | 46 days |
| Price per Square Foot | — | $827 – $1,067 | $1,001 – $1,172 | $966 – $1,152 |
| Active Listings | 51 | 13 | 249 | 501 |
| New Listings This Period | 51 | 13 | 249 | 501 |
Condominiums led the quarter — 65 sales at a $1.44M average against a $800,000 median — and sat longest at 49 days. The capital is flowing to the neighbourhood's entry point.
A Strictly Defined Luxury Market.
Yorkville operates within a strict six-city-block footprint. The boundaries — Avenue Road to the west, Yonge Street to the east, Davenport to the north, and Bloor Street to the south — are precise. What they enclose is the densest concentration of luxury retail, hotels, and residential addresses in Canada.
Buyers in this segment are not primarily paying for sheer square footage; they are paying for a specific lifestyle within a highly defined geography. Walkability scores are nearly meaningless in most of Toronto’s luxury condo geography, but in Yorkville, immediate proximity to amenities is the primary driver of value.
The six buildings that matter in Yorkville
Six addresses account for the majority of $3M-plus transactions in Yorkville. Ranked by how their trades define the market, not alphabetically. None of them are interchangeable, and each commands a slightly different premium for slightly different reasons.
Living in Yorkville
Yorkville is the only Toronto neighbourhood where residents legitimately do not need a car to live well. The Bay subway station sits on the southwest corner, and Bloor-Yonge is a two-minute walk away.
Retail is the obvious draw. The Mink Mile — Bloor Street between Avenue and Yonge — concentrates Hermès, Chanel, Tiffany, Cartier, Prada, and the Holt Renfrew flagship inside a four-block stretch. The block north — Cumberland and Yorkville Avenue — runs more independent, featuring Whole Foods, the Hazelton, and a generation of restaurants that have remained continuously operating for decades.
What’s Missing
For all its density, Yorkville is short on a few things its luxury-buyer demographic cares about: large-format grocery (Whole Foods is the only meaningful option, and it has a smaller footprint); and family-oriented amenities. Buyers with young families typically prioritize Forest Hill or Rosedale.
International Buyers in Yorkville
Yorkville is the most international of Toronto’s luxury condo markets. A significant share of buyers at the $3M-plus tier maintain a primary residence outside of Canada, and the neighbourhood’s hotel-serviced buildings are engineered perfectly for this lock-and-leave ownership pattern. The Non-Resident Speculation Tax (NRST) applies to most non-resident purchases, shaping how these acquisitions are structured.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yorkville Real Estate FAQs.
01What is the median price per square foot for Yorkville luxury condos?
In the prime luxury segment, Yorkville properties frequently trade between $1,700 and $2,900 per square foot, depending heavily on whether the building offers hotel-branded services, the floor level, and the quality of the exposure.
02Which Yorkville buildings have hotel-branded service?
The luxury condo market in Yorkville is anchored by properties physically attached to five-star hotels, granting residents access to room service, spas, and valet parking. The most notable are the Four Seasons Private Residences and The Hazelton Hotel Residences.
03How active are international buyers in Yorkville?
Highly active. Because of its walkability, high-end retail, and turn-key property management options, Yorkville is the primary destination for international buyers and expatriates looking for a lock-and-leave residence in Toronto.
04What is the typical days-on-market for a Yorkville luxury listing?
While broader market conditions fluctuate, properly priced luxury listings in Yorkville typically see an average days-on-market (DOM) of around 42 days. Highly unique penthouses or full-floor suites may take longer to find the precise buyer.
05Does the 2026 HST change matter for a Yorkville purchase?
Practically, very little. The latest HST restructuring is aimed at the broader, mid-market housing supply and rarely alters the financial math at Yorkville’s $3M+ price tier. It is treated as a standard closing detail rather than a decision driver.
06What is Yorkville known for?
Yorkville is known as Toronto’s premier high-density luxury enclave. It is famous for the "Mink Mile" (a stretch of Bloor Street housing flagship designer boutiques), five-star hotels, historic Victorian row houses converted into commercial spaces, and its annual prominence during the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
07Is Yorkville a good place to live?
Yes, for buyers optimizing for urban convenience. It is ideal for downsizers, international buyers, and professionals who want immediate walking access to fine dining, luxury shopping, and major transit hubs without the maintenance of a detached home.
08How far is Yorkville from the airport?
Pearson International Airport is approximately a 25-minute drive via car service during off-peak hours, extending to 45–60 minutes during rush hour. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is roughly 15 to 20 minutes south by car.
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