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.
27 Japonica Road, Wexford-Maryvale
$1,088,800 · Freehold · Bungalow · Wexford-Maryvale · 5 bed · 2 bath · 1,100–1,500 sqft · 3 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Five bedrooms in a bungalow format means the floor plan is working hard — all that space on one level with a full basement underneath. Wexford-Maryvale is a solid east-end neighbourhood with good highway access and a growing number of renovated homes pushing values up around it. Open house this week and a virtual tour already live, so you have two ways to look before you leap. For a first-timer who needs room to grow or an investor eyeing the basement potential, this one checks a lot of boxes at the price.
19 James Stock Path, Mimico
$1,050,000 · Townhouse · 2-Storey · Mimico · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,600–1,799 sqft · 2 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Nearly 1,800 square feet of townhouse in Mimico for just over a million — with two parking spots included. Mimico has been quietly transforming for years, and the lakefront access and GO Transit connection make it one of the better-value pockets in the west end. There's an open house this week so you can walk the full layout. Buyers who keep getting squeezed out of Roncesvalles and Parkdale should look here first.
451 Donlands Avenue, East York
$998,000 · Multi-Unit · 2-Storey · East York · 10 bed · 3 bath · 2,000–2,500 sqft · 1 parking
Ten bedrooms across a century building in East York for under a million dollars — that price-to-unit ratio is what gets investors paying attention. Donlands Avenue sits on a streetcar line with Danforth a short walk away, which means rental demand here is steady and tenants are easy to find. The building's age means charm but also due diligence on mechanicals — factor that into your numbers. For an investor looking for volume at an entry-level price point in a strong east-end neighbourhood, this is worth a serious look.
289D Bartlett Avenue, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
$1,100,000 · Freehold · 2-Storey · Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction · 5 bed · 3 bath · 1,500–2,000 sqft · 4 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and four parking spots on a freehold in the Dovercourt area for $1.1M — the parking alone is remarkable for this part of the city. It's a neighbourhood that's been steadily attracting buyers priced out of Bloor West and the Annex, with good transit and a strong community feel. Open house this week with a virtual tour already up. A family that needs real space and actual parking in a walkable west-end pocket should move on this one.
10 Queens Quay W 2206, Waterfront Communities
$1,638,000 · Condo · Apartment · Waterfront Communities C1 · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,600–1,799 sqft · 2 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Nearly 1,800 square feet on the 22nd floor at Queens Quay — the views from this unit will do a lot of the selling. Three bathrooms for a two-bedroom is unusual and signals a layout designed for entertaining or hosting. Two parking spots at a waterfront address is genuinely rare. Open house this week if you want to see the lake view in person before deciding.
1648 Bathurst Street 5, Humewood-Cedarvale
$369,000 · Apartment · Humewood-Cedarvale · 1 bed · 1 bath · 600–699 sqft · 1 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Under $370K with parking in Humewood-Cedarvale — one of midtown's most underrated neighbourhoods. You're steps from Bathurst Street transit, close to the ravine trails, and surrounded by the kind of established residential streets that don't usually produce prices like this. Open house and virtual tour both available this week. The lowest entry point in this batch, and genuinely hard to beat for a first purchase or a buy-and-hold investor.
265 Downsview Park Boulevard, Downsview-Roding-CFB
$898,000 · Townhouse · 3-Storey · Downsview-Roding-CFB · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,500–2,000 sqft · 1 parking · Virtual Tour
Four bathrooms across three storeys for under $900K — the bathroom count here is genuinely unusual for this price range. Downsview Park is one of Toronto's largest green spaces, and this address puts you right on its doorstep, which is a selling point that only gets stronger as the area develops. The Finch West LRT is adding transit value to this pocket too. A practical family townhouse in a neighbourhood with real upside.
323 Mortimer Avenue, Danforth Village-East York
$2,779,000 · Multi-Unit · 2½-Storey · Danforth Village-East York · 8 bed · 8 bath · 3,000–3,500 sqft · 2 parking
Eight units, eight bathrooms, built in the last five years — this is a turnkey income property in one of the east end's most desirable rental corridors. New construction means no deferred maintenance surprises, and Danforth Village tenants are consistent and in high demand. Two parking spots add another layer of rental appeal in a neighbourhood where street parking gets competitive. An investor who wants modern construction and immediate cash flow in a strong location should take a close look.
43 Wanless Crescent, Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills
$6,298,000 · Luxury · 2-Storey · New Build · Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills · 5 bed · 7 bath · 3,500–5,000 sqft · 5 parking · Pool · Elevator · Virtual Tour
A brand new build on Wanless Crescent — one of the quieter, more private streets in the Bridle Path area — with a pool, elevator, and seven bathrooms across five bedrooms. New construction at this address means modern systems and finishes without the compromise of retrofitting an older estate. The virtual tour is worth taking before booking a visit just to understand the scale. For a luxury buyer who wants move-in-ready in Toronto's most prestigious residential corridor, this is as clean as it gets.
120 Rosedale Valley Road 512, Rosedale-Moore Park
$775,000 · Apartment · Rosedale-Moore Park · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,000–1,199 sqft · 1 parking · Virtual Tour
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, over 1,000 square feet, and a Rosedale Valley Road address for $775K — the location is the story here. You're tucked into one of Toronto's most scenic ravine-side streets, with the Don Valley trail system at your door and Bloor-Yonge a short walk away. A unit like this in Rosedale-Moore Park at this price doesn't come up often. Virtual tour is live for anyone who wants to check the layout before visiting.
Listings sourced from roofup.ca. Property details are current as of the publish date and may change. Verify all information directly with the listing agent before making any decisions.
