Toronto · market data

The Beaches

Over the 12 months to August 2026, 264 homes closed in The Beaches. They sold at an average of 103.1% of their asking price, and 37.9% of them sold for more than the seller asked.

Closed sales
264
Of asking
103.1%
Sold over ask
37.9%
Average price
$1,643,062

Month by month

MonthSalesOf asking
Aug 202533too few sales to average
Sep 202534too few sales to average
Oct 202522too few sales to average
Nov 202525too few sales to average
Dec 202522too few sales to average
Jan 202620too few sales to average
Feb 20267too few sales to average
Mar 202615too few sales to average
Apr 202617too few sales to average
May 202616too few sales to average
Jun 202630too few sales to average
Jul 202621too few sales to average
Aug 20262too few sales to average
These are closed sales, not asking prices. A closing is a fact; a list price is an opinion. The trade-off is timing — a sale closes about seven weeks after it goes firm, so this describes deals negotiated roughly six to seven weeks ago rather than what is happening on the street today.

What to take from it

With 37.9% of homes selling above asking, buyers here should expect company rather than room to negotiate. Sellers have leverage, but only if the home is priced to invite it.

Notes from the NestOnce a month I take the closed sales apart and write up what actually moved, neighbourhood by neighbourhood. Tell me the area you care about and the letter follows it. →

Figures are computed from closed sales only and exclude records withheld from public display. A sale closes roughly seven weeks after it goes firm, so these describe deals negotiated about six to seven weeks ago. Neighbourhood and property-type figures are shown only where at least 150 sales support them.

nestabode · Stevie Crawford, Real Estate Broker, HouseSigma Inc. Brokerage · All neighbourhoods · Journal · Home