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.
This weekend's open houses run Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, with this week's ten picks spanning $499,999 to $1,999,999 across condos, townhouses, and freeholds — including a brand-new East York bungalow with six bathrooms and afternoon sessions on two properties worth planning around. Browse all Toronto open houses on roofup.ca to see what else is active this week.
Which Toronto neighbourhoods have open houses this weekend?
This week's open houses are spread across Eglinton East, Roncesvalles, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview, Mount Pleasant East, Hillcrest Village, Woburn, L'Amoreaux, East York, and South Riverdale.
What is the price range for Toronto open houses this week?
Prices for this week's ten open houses range from $499,999 to $1,999,999, with a median of approximately $935,000.
1346 Danforth Road 812, Eglinton East
$599,000 · Condo · Apartment · Eglinton East · 3 bed · 2 bath · 800-899 sqft · 1 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms in a six-to-ten-year-old building for $599,000 is one of the more efficient value propositions on this weekend's list. The building is recent enough that capital repairs aren't looming, and the balcony adds outdoor space that three-bedroom condos at this price often don't include. Eglinton East is a practical stretch of the east end with bus service and the 401 nearby, drawing consistent rental interest from families who want space without downtown pricing. First-time buyers who've been priced out of larger units should put both sessions on the calendar.
36 Howard Park Avenue 801, Roncesvalles
$699,999 · Condo · Apartment · Roncesvalles · 3 bed · 2 bath · 800-899 sqft · 1 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
A three-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in Roncesvalles for $699,999 is a legitimate deal for one of the west end's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Howard Park Avenue sits one block from Roncesvalles Avenue itself — the coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants that make the strip a destination — and the building is eleven to fifteen years old with a balcony included. The eighth-floor position likely comes with useful city views. For investors, a three-bedroom in Roncy holds its rental value; for first-timers, this is the kind of neighbourhood that's hard to get into at this price point.
19B Hobden Place, Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview
$649,000 · Townhouse · 3-Storey · Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 1 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
For $649,000, this three-storey Etobicoke townhouse delivers 1,100 to 1,500 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms — a layout that reads more like a house than a condo, spread across separate levels. At sixteen to thirty years old, it's settled without being dated, and the basement adds flexible space that the main floors don't consume. Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview is a quiet, residential pocket close to Richview Collegiate and the 427, practical for families who commute. Both weekend sessions are available, which gives you time to visit more than once before the week is out.
47 Macaulay Avenue 603, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
$979,900 · Townhouse · Stacked Townhouse · Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1200-1399 sqft · 1 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Wallace Walk is one of the more established townhouse communities in the Junction-Dovercourt corridor, and this three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at 1,200 to 1,399 square feet is the kind of layout that suits buyers who want more than a standard condo but aren't ready for full freehold costs. At $979,900 with a balcony and parking included, it sits at the intersection of two of the west end's most active neighbourhood strips. Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction puts you within walking distance of Bloor Street and the subway. The stacked format gives floor separation that single-level condos simply don't offer.
1089 Mt Pleasant Road, Mount Pleasant East
$1,150,000 · Freehold · 2-Storey · Mount Pleasant East · 3 bed · 1 bath · 700-1100 sqft · 2 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 5–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
This is a century home — listed at 100-plus years old — on one of midtown Toronto's best-positioned streets, priced at $1,150,000 with two parking spots included, which is uncommon for the area. Mount Pleasant East delivers walkability to Yonge and Eglinton, the midtown subway stops, and the restaurants and shops that have kept the strip busy for decades. Buyers willing to take on a heritage-era home typically get more character and lot value than a comparable newer build at the same price. Saturday's session runs three hours starting at 5 PM, giving serious buyers a full window to look carefully.
7 Purple Sageway, Hillcrest Village
$890,000 · Condo · 3-Storey · Hillcrest Village · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1400-1599 sqft · 2 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM
Three bathrooms on a three-bedroom unit is a ratio that works well for families sharing space, and 1,400 to 1,599 square feet spread across three storeys is substantial for a condo at $890,000. Two parking spots in Hillcrest Village — a North York neighbourhood bordered by the 401 and Don Mills Road — is also a practical asset for households with two vehicles. The building is thirty to fifty years old, which tends to mean more square footage per dollar than newer construction at this price. It's worth the visit for buyers who've been compromising on either size or parking but don't want to compromise on both.
68 Corporate Drive 2129, Woburn
$499,999 · Condo · Apartment · Woburn · 2 bed · 2 bath · 900-999 sqft · 1 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 5–7 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 5–7 PM
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and nearly 1,000 square feet for $499,999 is the most affordable entry on this weekend's list — and at that price with parking included, it's the kind of unit that moves fast when priced right. The two-bathroom layout adds genuine daily utility over the typical two-bed single-bath condo, which matters when more than one person is getting ready at the same time. Woburn is a quiet Scarborough neighbourhood with Scarborough Town Centre and the 401 close by. Sessions run 5 to 7 PM both days, slightly earlier than most this weekend, so plan accordingly.
23 Chaldean Street, L'Amoreaux
$1,088,000 · Freehold · Backsplit · L'Amoreaux · 4 bed · 3 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 4 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and four parking spots on a backsplit freehold at $1,088,000 — the parking count alone justifies a closer look in a neighbourhood where driveways this long aren't guaranteed. The backsplit layout naturally separates the main living areas from the bedrooms, which works well for families or multi-generational households who want a bit of functional distance between levels. L'Amoreaux is a well-established Scarborough neighbourhood close to parks, schools, and transit. For an investor, the bedroom count and parking configuration suggest strong multi-tenant potential.
80 Winnifred Avenue, South Riverdale
$1,149,000 · Freehold · 2-Storey · South Riverdale · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 0 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 3–5 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 3–5 PM · Virtual Tour
South Riverdale freeholds don't come up at $1,149,000 often, and three full bathrooms for three bedrooms makes this two-storey more liveable than the typical east-end house at this price. The no-parking situation is the tradeoff — worth noting before the visit, though Leslieville residents tend to navigate the area by bike or transit rather than car. Both open houses run in the afternoon, 3 to 5 PM, which is earlier than almost everything else on this weekend's list and worth building the day around. The neighbourhood's walkability and proximity to Queen Street East keep resale demand steady here.
147 Durant Avenue, East York
$1,999,999 · Freehold · Bungalow · New Build · East York · 5 bed · 6 bath · 2000-2500 sqft · 3 parking · Open House: Sat, Jul 25, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 26, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Six bathrooms on a brand-new bungalow is the standout number here — it's a configuration that strongly signals a finished basement income suite built into the design from the start, not added as an afterthought. At 2,000 to 2,500 square feet with five bedrooms and three parking spots, this is the largest new-construction offering on this weekend's list, priced at $1,999,999. East York is a well-located pocket east of the DVP with the Danforth subway line accessible and a tight-knit, family-friendly character. For buyers who want new construction with built-in income potential, this earns a serious look at both sessions.
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