Toronto Real Estate
From King West condos to Midtown's prestigious detached homes — Olessia brings deep Toronto market knowledge and a genuine commitment to finding the right property for every client.
Where Would You Like to Live?
Toronto's neighbourhoods each have a distinct character, price point and lifestyle. Here are the areas Olessia knows best.
King West & Liberty Village
Urban Condo Living
$550K – $1.5M+
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Toronto's most vibrant condo corridor — King West and Liberty Village offer walkability scores in the 90s, world-class restaurants, cultural density and commutes measured in minutes. One-bedrooms from $550K, premium units well past $1.5M.
Downtown Core
City Centre Living
$550K – $2M+
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The densest, most condo-dominant part of Toronto spanning Queen West, the Entertainment District, St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District. Average condo prices sit around $700K–$750K with rare freeholds commanding significant premiums.
Midtown
Established Prestige
$700K – $5M+
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Yonge & Eglinton, Forest Hill, Rosedale and Lawrence Park — Midtown anchors Toronto's most expensive detached home market, often exceeding $2M. A mix of luxury condos and prestigious freehold properties in established neighbourhoods.
Queen West & Parkdale
Creative & Connected
$600K – $1.4M
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Toronto's creative heartland with independent galleries, cafes and restaurants. Queen West condos and the rare freehold townhouse attract young professionals and investors drawn to the neighbourhood's cultural energy and transit access.
Yonge & Eglinton
Midtown Connector
$650K – $2M+
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The future Eglinton Crosstown LRT makes this one of Toronto's most strategically located neighbourhoods. A dense mix of condos, mid-rise apartments and established low-rise streets with strong long-term infrastructure fundamentals.
The Annex & Yorkville
Culture & Luxury
$800K – $6M+
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From the Annex's heritage streetscapes to Yorkville's boutique luxury retail — this is Toronto's cultural and social epicentre. Luxury condos, heritage townhomes and some of the city's most prestigious addresses.
Toronto Is Turning a Corner
Toronto entered 2026 in buyer-friendly territory after years of correction — April 2026 recorded 5,946 sales, up 7% year-over-year, the second consecutive month of gains. New listings fell 9.3% while active listings dropped 6.4%, producing 4.2 months of supply — meaningfully tighter than January's 5 months.
The spring market is tightening in a way that wasn't visible even two months ago. On a seasonally adjusted basis, both average price and benchmark edged up from March — suggesting the floor may be forming. For buyers who've been waiting, the window may be narrowing.
The condo segment — Olessia's area of particular expertise — saw sales rise 9.1% in April. With average condo prices at $636K, down from 2022 peaks, motivated buyers have real negotiating room that may not persist through 2026.
Source: TRREB · WOWA · April 2026. For informational purposes only.
Why Buyers Are Acting in 2026
A Buyer's Market Window
Toronto entered 2026 in buyer-friendly territory with over 100,000 would-be buyers holding off. With inventory declining and spring sales rising 7% year-over-year, the window of opportunity may be closing — making now a strategic entry point.
Condo Market Opportunity
Condo apartment prices have declined 8-10% from 2022 peaks, sitting at an average of $636K in April 2026. For end-users and investors willing to embrace downtown living, current pricing represents a generational buying opportunity.
Midtown Stability
While the broader market corrected, established Midtown neighbourhoods like Forest Hill, Rosedale and Leaside demonstrated remarkable resilience — showing early stabilization and positive month-over-month movement ahead of the broader market.
Spring Market Tightening
New listings fell 9.3% in April 2026 while sales rose 7% — the clearest sign yet that Toronto's buyer-friendly conditions are beginning to shift. Buyers who act now are ahead of what could be a meaningful second-half 2026 recovery.
Infrastructure Investment
The Eglinton Crosstown LRT and ongoing transit investments are permanently reshaping which Toronto neighbourhoods have the strongest long-term price fundamentals — creating both opportunity and urgency for strategic buyers.
Olessia Knows Both Markets
Olessia's experience spans Toronto's condo market and York Region's family home market — giving clients a unique dual perspective that few agents can offer. Whether you're buying in the city or making a move north, she knows the full picture.
Olessia's roots are in York Region — Aurora, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, East Gwillimbury and beyond. If you're considering a move from Toronto to York Region, or simply exploring both markets, she offers a rare perspective on both sides of Steeles Avenue.
Ready to Buy or Sell in Toronto?
Whether you're searching for a King West condo, a Midtown family home or something in between — Olessia brings the local knowledge, negotiating skill and genuine care to get you the right result.