North York, Toronto
North York condos for sale
Looking for a condo in North York? Search the condo apartments and condo townhouses listed for sale right now, then check prices and subway stops for each neighbourhood.
Condos for sale
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We list condo apartments and condo townhouses for sale in North York. We do not list rentals.
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Condo apartments
Suites in condominium buildings, from studios to three bedrooms.
1,175 for sale in North York
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Condo townhouses
Townhouses that are part of a condominium corporation and pay common expenses.
248 for sale in North York
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Counts updated October 5, 2026.
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Two guides to read before you buy
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Buying a condo in North York
The status certificate, the reserve fund, both land transfer taxes and the first-time buyer rebates, each with its source. Read the buying guide - Guide
Pre-construction condos in North York
The 10-day cooling-off period, deposit protection, HST rebates and how assignment sales are taxed. Read the pre-construction guide
Condo guides
Six guides to North York condos
Buying, selling, pre-construction and more. Each guide walks through one topic and shows where every rule and number comes from.
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Buying a condo
Search by TRREB community, count two land transfer taxes and read the status certificate.
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Selling a condo
A written evaluation, the status certificate and every cost quoted before you list.
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Pre-construction
Buying from a builder: cooling-off days, deposit cover, HST rebates and assignments.
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Condo townhouses
A townhouse layout with condo ownership: what you own, where they sell and what to read.
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Luxury condos
Larger and higher-priced units, read through sales counts, taxes and condo documents.
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Investing
The rent, vacancy, short-term rental and non-resident rules to check before buying to rent.
Read the guide
The neighbourhoods
Twelve North York neighbourhoods
Each guide says which TRREB communities it covers, what condos have sold for and which stations are nearby.
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Yonge and Sheppard
Condo towers around the Line 1 and Line 4 interchange at Sheppard-Yonge station. Yonge and Sheppard condos - N° 02
Yonge and Finch
Condos and houses side by side north of Finch station, the Line 1 terminus. Yonge and Finch condos - N° 03
Willowdale and North York Centre
High-rise condos along Yonge Street between Sheppard and Finch, with three Line 1 stations. Willowdale and North York Centre condos - N° 04
Bayview Village
Condo apartments and condo townhouses along three Line 4 Sheppard stations. Bayview Village condos - N° 05
Don Mills
Condo apartments beside streets of houses, with Line 5 Eglinton stops on Eglinton Avenue East. Don Mills condos - N° 06
Don Mills and Sheppard
Condo towers around Don Mills Station, the east end of Line 4 Sheppard. Don Mills and Sheppard condos - N° 07
York Mills
Mostly houses, with a small number of higher-priced condos and Line 1 at York Mills Station. York Mills condos - N° 08
Yorkdale
Condo apartments and townhouses beside Yorkdale Shopping Centre, with Line 1 stations along the area. Yorkdale condos - N° 09
Downsview Park
Condo townhouses and apartments near a station that joins Line 1 to the Barrie GO line. Downsview Park condos - N° 10
Flemingdon Park
A tower community where almost every sale is a condo apartment, beside Line 5 Eglinton. Flemingdon Park condos - N° 11
Yonge and Lawrence
Mostly houses, with a small number of condos near Lawrence Station on Line 1. Yonge and Lawrence condos - N° 12
Bathurst and Sheppard
Condo apartments in Clanton Park and houses in Bathurst Manor, with Wilson and Sheppard West stations on Line 1. Bathurst and Sheppard condos
North York condo questions
What area counts as North York?
North York is a former city that is now part of the City of Toronto. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) publishes no North York geography, so this site uses the TRREB communities whose same-named City of Toronto neighbourhood sits inside the City's former North York boundary. The Yonge and Lawrence guide also covers Lawrence Park North, which sat in the old City of Toronto.
How much does a condo cost in North York?
TRREB publishes no North York-wide average, so prices are quoted by district. In August 2026 TRREB recorded 52 condo apartment sales in Toronto C14 at an average of $555,815 and 52 in Toronto C15 at an average of $619,237. One month of district sales is a small sample. These figures are general information and not an appraisal.
Which land transfer taxes does a North York condo buyer pay?
North York is inside the City of Toronto, so a buyer pays both the Ontario land transfer tax and the Toronto municipal land transfer tax. A qualifying first-time buyer can receive an Ontario refund of up to $4,000 and a Toronto rebate of up to $4,475. Confirm what applies to you with a real estate lawyer.
Which subway lines serve North York condos?
Line 1 Yonge-University has two branches in North York. The Yonge branch stops at Sheppard-Yonge, North York Centre and Finch. The University branch stops at Yorkdale, Wilson and Downsview Park. Line 4 Sheppard runs from Sheppard-Yonge to Don Mills station through Bayview, Bessarion and Leslie. Don Valley Station on Line 5 Eglinton is at Eglinton Avenue East and Don Mills Road.
What is a status certificate?
A status certificate is a document from a condominium corporation about a unit and the corporation. It includes the budget, the last audited financial statements, a statement on the reserve fund, the common expenses for the unit and any special assessments. The Condominium Authority of Ontario says anyone can request one, the corporation can charge up to $100 including taxes and it must be provided within 10 days.
Is there a cooling-off period when buying a condo?
Buyers of a pre-construction condo from a developer in Ontario have a 10-day cooling-off period in which they can cancel the agreement of purchase and sale, according to the Condominium Authority of Ontario. The sources we checked do not extend this right to resale condo purchases. Ask a real estate lawyer how it applies to your agreement.
From the blog
Latest posts on North York condos
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Closing Costs on a North York Condo, With the Tax Worked Out
A North York condo is in the City of Toronto, so two land transfer taxes apply. This post shows the brackets, three worked examples and the costs that need a quote. -
How Much Is a Condo in North York? The Figures by TRREB District
There is no official North York condo price, so this post sets out the published district and community figures, the period each one covers and how many sales sit behind it. -
North York Condos Near the Subway, Station by Station
Two subway lines, two light rail lines and three GO stations serve North York. This post matches each station to one of our twelve condo areas, with addresses from the TTC.
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