High Park North homes for sale
28 active listings in High Park North, Toronto — a $779K median, typically selling in 12 days, all synced daily from the TREB feed.
- 28
- Homes for sale
- $779K
- Median list price
- 12
- Median days on market
- Toronto 32d
- 9
- New this week
High Park North vs Toronto
Homes for sale in High Park North
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0 days1 bd · 1 ba · condo
1830 Bloor Street W 930, Toronto, ON M6P 3K6
0 days1 bd · 1 ba · condo
1990 Bloor Street W 210, Toronto, ON M6P 3L1
1 day2 bd · 2 ba · condo
70 High Park Avenue 1210, Toronto, ON M6P 1A1
2 days1 bd · 1 ba · condo
2000 Bloor Street W 203, Toronto, ON M6P 3L2
Streets in High Park North
Counts are current active listings. Streets link back here — dedicated street pages are on the way.
High Park North, read against Toronto
High Park North has 28 active MLS listings at a $779K median, roughly level with Toronto's $789K median. Every figure here is computed live from the daily TREB sync, not estimated.
Homes here take a median 12 days on market — 62% quicker than Toronto's 32-day pace, a listing-pace signal rather than a sold-absorption rate.
Across property types, High Park North runs from detached at a $1.8M median to condo at a $534K median.
By property type
| Type | Listings | Median |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | 11 | $1.8M |
| Semi-Detached | 1 | — |
| Condo | 16 | $534K |
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High Park North — questions, answered
- What's the typical home price in High Park North?
- The median list price in High Park North is $779K — about the same as the $789K Toronto median. Computed live from active MLS listings.
- How many homes are for sale in High Park North?
- There are 28 active MLS listings in High Park North, Toronto right now, synced daily from the TREB feed.
- How fast do homes sell in High Park North?
- Homes in High Park North sit a median 12 days on market — 62% quicker than Toronto (32 days). A pace signal from current listings, not a sold-absorption rate.