Yorkville condos for sale

Today Bloor Street’s Mink Mile is lined with luxury shops on the ground floors of office and condo towers, while Yorkville Avenue and Cumberland Street keep smaller buildings with galleries, boutiques and restaurants. The Village of Yorkville Park, with its 650-tonne granite rock and rows of Scots pines, sits on Cumberland. Hotels such as the Four Seasons and the Park Hyatt anchor the area, and the population grew by more than a third between the 2016 and 2021 censuses.

In the MLS® system Yorkville is not a community of its own. TRREB files it under the Annex community, in the C02 district; listings at 1 Yorkville Avenue and 55 Scollard Street, for example, are labelled Annex. The Annex community also covers the Victorian streets west of Avenue Road, so its figures mix Yorkville’s condo towers with the Annex’s houses. Homes in Yorkville itself are mostly condo apartments, from older mid-rise buildings to new towers along Yonge and Bloor.

By the numbers: TRREB recorded 133 sales of all home types in the Annex community in the second quarter of 2026, at an average price of $1,660,517 and a median of $1,240,000; homes took an average of 37 days to sell, went for 96% of their asking price (a little under asking on average), and 207 listings were active at the end of the quarter. Because those figures mix condos and houses, the district benchmark is a better guide to a typical condo: TRREB’s MLS® Home Price Index put the benchmark condo apartment in district C02 at $839,200 in October 2026, up 2.4% from a year earlier. The table below gives every figure with its source and period.