Condos for Sale in the GTA
Condos make up roughly 28% of GTA sales and remain the most accessible way into the Toronto market. The core downtown neighbourhoods (King West, Yonge-Dundas, St. Lawrence) are where most inventory lives, but condo towers have been rising in every major suburb — Mississauga City Centre, Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, and Markham's Unionville area have all seen significant development.
Entry-level one-bedrooms in the 500-600 sqft range start around $500K in the core. Two-bedroom units in good buildings typically start around $800K and stretch well above $1.5M in premium addresses like Yorkville.
Condo fees matter. When browsing below, pay attention not just to list price but to the maintenance fee and what it includes (heat, water, parking, amenities).
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Frequently asked questions
How many condos are for sale in the GTA?
See the count above — inventory changes daily. Use the filters below to narrow by city, price, and size.
What's the average price of condos in the GTA?
Pricing varies significantly by city. Toronto and Oakville tend to be the most expensive markets; Hamilton, Oshawa, and Brampton typically offer the most affordable entry points for this housing type.
Are condos a good investment?
That depends on your investment goals, timeline, and cash flow requirements. Generally, freehold homes appreciate faster over long horizons while condos offer better cash flow — but individual neighbourhoods and buildings matter more than the category.
How do I buy condos with confidence?
Get pre-approved, understand your non-negotiables, visit each listing in person, and work with a local agent who knows the specific submarket you're targeting. Happy to help — click "Contact" at the top of the page.
What are closing costs for condos?
Budget 1.5-4% of the purchase price for closing costs, including Land Transfer Tax (Ontario + Toronto if applicable), legal fees, title insurance, and home inspection. Use our closing costs calculator for an itemized estimate.