Note: These properties were automatically surfaced by AI from this week’s Toronto listings on roofup.ca. Not paid placements or agent recommendations — just a data-driven snapshot of what’s worth a look right now.
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This weekend’s open houses run Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18 — two properties also have Friday evening preview sessions tonight. Prices range from $478,000 to $2,998,000 across condos, freeholds, a townhouse, and a rare multi-unit century property, with a median around $814,000.
Which Toronto neighbourhoods have open houses this weekend?
This week’s open houses are spread across Malvern, Corso Italia-Davenport, Henry Farm, Regent Park, Woodbine Corridor, Eglinton East, East York, Greenwood-Coxwell, Downsview-Roding-CFB, and Kensington-Chinatown.
What is the price range for Toronto open houses this week?
Prices for this week’s ten open houses range from $478,000 to $2,998,000, with a median of approximately $814,000.
170 Sumach Street 507, Regent Park
$478,000
· Condo · Apartment
· Regent Park
· 2 bed · 1 bath · 600-699 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 5–7 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 5–7 PM
At $478,000 with parking included, this is the most affordable entry on this week’s list — and it’s in Regent Park, one of the most revitalized neighbourhoods in central Toronto, steps from Corktown Common and the Distillery District. The building is eleven to fifteen years old, which means solid infrastructure without the age concerns of an older condo. Two bedrooms in 600 to 699 square feet is compact, but the balcony adds breathing room and the location more than compensates for the size. For a first-time buyer looking to get into the city under $500K with parking, both weekend sessions are worth the visit.
90 Caledonia Park Road 2, Corso Italia-Davenport
$599,000
· Condo · Stacked Townhouse
· Corso Italia-Davenport
· 2 bed · 2 bath · 1000-1199 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 4–6 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 4–6 PM · Virtual Tour
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, 1,000 to 1,199 square feet, and a stacked townhouse layout for $599,000 in Corso Italia — the sizing and the style make this feel closer to a house than a typical condo. The Saturday and Sunday sessions both run 4 to 6 PM, earlier than most open houses this weekend, so it fits naturally into the front of a busy viewing day. Corso Italia-Davenport gives you St. Clair West’s café strip and the Earlscourt neighbourhood feel without the Annex or Roncesvalles price premium. A solid pick for a buyer who wants mid-city walkability at a sub-$600K price point.
200 Murison Boulevard 33, Malvern
$688,800
· Condo · 3-Storey
· Malvern
· 3 bed · 3 bath · 1400-1599 sqft · 3 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 1,400 to 1,599 square feet, and three parking spots for $688,800 — this three-storey condo townhouse in Malvern delivers a ratio of space to price that’s hard to match anywhere in the city at this level. The balcony and basement both add to a layout that functions more like a semi than a condo unit. Malvern is a family-oriented Scarborough neighbourhood with good school catchments and transit coverage, drawing consistent demand from buyers who prioritize square footage. First-timers who’ve been outpriced on similarly sized units closer to downtown should make time for one of the weekend sessions.
2 Virgo Starway, Henry Farm
$688,800
· Condo · 2-Storey
· Henry Farm
· 3 bed · 2 bath · 1000-1199 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 5–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 5–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Three-hour open house sessions on both Saturday and Sunday give serious buyers room to walk through both floors at their own pace, rather than feeling rushed through the standard two-hour window. The two-storey layout separates the living level from the bedrooms, two parking spots are included, and the $688,800 price sits in a range where two-parking condos in North York are increasingly rare. Henry Farm is a quiet, mid-city pocket close to the Don Mills subway station and Sheppard Avenue, practical for commuters and consistent in its rental appeal for investors.
389 Coxwell Avenue, Woodbine Corridor
$999,000
· Freehold · 2-Storey
· Woodbine Corridor
· 3 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
A freehold two-storey in the Woodbine Corridor for $999,000 with two parking spots is a strong east-end proposition — this stretch between the Danforth and Queen Street East has held its value precisely because it’s walkable, connected, and close enough to Leslieville to matter. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 700 to 1,100 square feet is typical for the neighbourhood’s older housing stock, and the basement adds the potential that buyers in this area consistently look for. Both weekend sessions are running for buyers who want to compare it against the week’s other east-end options.
33 Sandstone Lane, Greenwood-Coxwell
$898,000
· Freehold
· Greenwood-Coxwell
· 3 bed · 3 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Fri, Oct 16, 10 PM–12 AM (preview) · Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Three bathrooms on a three-bedroom freehold in Greenwood-Coxwell for $898,000 is a configuration that makes daily life easier for families, and the two parking spots seal what’s already a well-rounded package at this price point. If you’re reading this on Friday evening, there’s an unusual late-night preview session tonight from 10 PM to midnight — otherwise, both standard weekend sessions are available. Greenwood-Coxwell sits in the sweet spot between Leslieville and the Danforth, walkable to both, with a neighbourhood feel that’s kept it popular with young families and east-end buyers for years.
258 O’Connor Drive, East York
$899,900
· Freehold · 2-Storey
· East York
· 3 bed · 1 bath · 1500-2000 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Fri, Oct 16, 10 PM–12 AM (preview) · Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
1,500 to 2,000 square feet of freehold for $899,900 in East York is genuinely roomy for the price — most houses at this level in the area clock in with less above-grade space, which makes this two-storey stand out on paper before you’ve even walked in. One bathroom is the honest tradeoff to flag upfront, though the basement adds potential for a second. Like 33 Sandstone Lane, this property also has a late-night Friday preview session tonight if you can make the timing work. O’Connor Drive runs through one of the quieter, tree-lined pockets of East York, close to the DVP and the Danforth subway.
16 Ascolda Boulevard, Eglinton East
$1,200,000
· Freehold · 2-Storey
· Eglinton East
· 6 bed · 4 bath · 2000-2500 sqft · 6 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Six bedrooms, four bathrooms, six parking spots, and 2,000 to 2,500 square feet for $1,200,000 — this is the most multi-purpose listing on this week’s list, the kind of property that attracts both large families and investors eyeing the bedroom and parking count for a multi-tenant setup. Built thirty to fifty years ago, the bones are solid without the renovation costs that a century home carries. Eglinton East is positioned along the Crosstown LRT line, which adds long-term transit value to a neighbourhood already practical for Scarborough commuters. Both weekend sessions are open.
12 Odoardo Di Santo Circle, Downsview-Roding-CFB
$729,900
· Townhouse · 3-Storey
· Downsview-Roding-CFB
· 3 bed · 4 bath · 1500-2000 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Four bathrooms on a three-bedroom townhouse is the standout detail here — an unusual ratio that makes shared living genuinely comfortable rather than a morning queue. At $729,900 for a six-to-fifteen-year-old three-storey with 1,500 to 2,000 square feet and two parking spots, this Downsview-Roding-CFB townhouse offers more space per dollar than most comparable properties closer to the core. The area has seen consistent development around the Downsview Park master plan, which adds long-term context to what’s currently a practical, affordable northwest corner of the city. Saturday only — plan accordingly.
110-112 Baldwin Street, Kensington-Chinatown
$2,998,000
· Multi-Unit · 3-Storey
· Kensington-Chinatown
· 11 bed · 7 bath · 5000+ sqft · 4 parking
· Open House: Sat, Oct 17, 6–8 PM · Sun, Oct 18, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
A century multi-unit property on Baldwin Street with 11 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and over 5,000 square feet of combined space for $2,998,000 — this is an investor or developer listing, not a family home, and it’s worth listing because properties like this rarely come to open house at all. Baldwin Street sits in the heart of Kensington Market, one of the most distinct and resilient rental corridors in the city, where income potential on a multi-unit building of this scale is substantial. The century construction adds heritage character that can’t be replicated, and four parking spots on a Kensington lot is genuinely rare. Both weekend sessions are open to qualified buyers.
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