How homes are selling in Church-Yonge Corridor. Latest: August 2026.
Homes in Church-Yonge Corridor are taking around 36 days to sell, and going for about 98.1% of asking. There is usually room to negotiate.
Every sale in Church-Yonge Corridor, grouped by price. Two peaks mean two markets sharing one median.
Bars span the middle 90% of sales. The cheapest and dearest 5% are folded into the end bars, so one unusual sale cannot stretch the scale. Sales to 2026-09-15.
Median monthly rent in Church-Yonge Corridor, by bedroom count.
Bedroom counts with fewer than 20 leases are not shown. Year-over-year appears only where the prior year also cleared that bar. Leases to 2026-09-15.
Homes sold here, then listed for lease within 120 days.
For scale: 0.5% of these homes had a lease listed in the 120 days before they sold — a lease that the sale cannot explain. The gap between the two is the signal.
Counts investors and owners who kept the home as a rental; the two cannot be told apart from listing data. Sales to 2026-08-30.
Sold prices, pace, and neighbourhood detail — pick any month we've reported.
Every style of home, averaged honestly — so you can see exactly where your home fits.
Average sold price within each tier. Detached split by style & garage. Tiers with fewer than 3 sales are marked indicative. Ask us for a precise read on any segment.
Above 100% means homes traded over ask — a read on where competition is hottest.
Median price and price-per-square-foot for detached homes across size bands in August 2026. Smaller homes cost more per foot; larger homes cost more overall.
Bands with only a handful of sales are directional. Ask us for the fuller multi-month trend.
Individual sold listings across Church-Yonge Corridor — free once you create an account.
| Address | Community | Type | Bed / Bath | List | Sold | Sold on |
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Two forces sit behind almost every price move: the cost of borrowing and the pace of inflation. When rates fall and inflation cools, buying power rises and prices tend to firm; when they climb, the market cools.
Get a free, no-obligation valuation from The Renavu Team — grounded in the same Church-Yonge Corridor sold data you see above.