For sellers
Sell a condo in North York with the facts in hand
Two sets of documents shape a condo sale: the status certificate from your condominium corporation and the recent sales TRREB reports for your district. This page explains both.
Before you list
What a North York condo seller prepares
- Step 01
Find your TRREB district and community
TRREB reports sales by district and community, not for North York as a whole. A unit near Yonge and Sheppard sits in the Willowdale East or Lansing-Westgate community. Our neighbourhood guides name the communities for each area, which tells you whose sales to read.
- Step 02
Read the district figures with their sales counts
The table on this page gives condo apartment sales, the average and median price and the average listing days on market for each district in one quarter. A row built on 18 sales says less than a row built on 180.
- Step 03
Know what the status certificate will show
A buyer will read the status certificate. It states the common expenses for your unit and any arrears, common expense increases and special assessments, the budget, the reserve fund position and any outstanding judgments or litigation involving the corporation.
- Step 04
Gather the unit's own records
Collect what a buyer and their lawyer are likely to ask about: your common expense statements and the declaration, by-laws and rules that govern the unit. These documents also form part of the status certificate.
- Step 05
Ask about tax and legal questions early
A sale can raise tax and legal questions that depend on your own circumstances. Speak to an accountant and a lawyer before you list so the answers arrive before an offer does.
- Step 06
Ask for an evaluation of your unit
District and community figures describe every sale in an area. An evaluation looks at your unit against recent sales of similar units. You can request one on this site at no cost.
Condo apartment sales by district, Q2 2026
These rows come from TRREB's Condo Market Report for Q2 2026. Each covers one TRREB district for three months. TRREB has no North York area, so there is no total row. Districts C04, C11, W04, W05 are only partly inside the former North York boundary. The figures record past sales. They are not a forecast and they do not value any unit.
| TRREB district | Sales, Q2 2026 | Average price | Median price | Average sale price to list price | Average listing days on market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto C04 | 45 | $926,411 | $675,000 | 96% | 34 |
| Toronto C06 | 49 | $509,204 | $525,000 | 100% | 34 |
| Toronto C07 | 101 | $619,683 | $580,000 | 97% | 33 |
| Toronto C11 | 49 | $595,725 | $525,525 | 95% | 38 |
| Toronto C12 | 18 | $1,603,889 | $1,112,500 | 97% | 47 |
| Toronto C13 | 75 | $611,065 | $550,000 | 97% | 39 |
| Toronto C14 | 174 | $597,444 | $570,000 | 97% | 36 |
| Toronto C15 | 180 | $588,484 | $530,000 | 97% | 35 |
| Toronto W04 | 56 | $493,441 | $481,750 | 97% | 39 |
| Toronto W05 | 46 | $467,695 | $467,500 | 97% | 51 |
| City of Toronto | 3,174 | $667,916 | $560,000 | 97% | 36 |
Monthly figures, condo townhouse sales and sales by community are on the North York condo prices page. Source: TRREB Condo Market Report, Q2 2026.
Where to read more
- The North York condo selling guide covers the sale from start to finish.
- The North York condo neighbourhoods page shows which TRREB communities each area covers.
- If you are buying your next home as well, the North York condo buying guide covers that side.
Condo seller questions
Who orders the status certificate when a condo is sold?
Anyone can request one from the condominium corporation. The corporation can charge up to $100 including all applicable taxes and must provide the certificate within 10 days. Ask your lawyer who should order it and when.
What will a buyer see in my building's status certificate?
The declaration, by-laws and rules, the current budget and last audited financial statements, a statement on the most recent reserve fund study and the reserve fund, the common expenses for the unit and any arrears, common expense increases and special assessments, the insurance certificate and outstanding judgments and litigation.
What did North York condos sell for last quarter?
TRREB publishes no North York total. By district, for example, C14 recorded 174 condo apartment sales in Q2 2026 at a median of $570,000. The full table is on this page.
How long does a North York condo take to sell?
No one can promise a time. As a record of the past, condo apartments sold across the City of Toronto in Q2 2026 had an average of 36 listing days on market, according to TRREB. District figures are in the table on this page.
Do these figures tell me what my condo will sell for?
No. They are past sales across a whole district. They do not set a price for one unit and they do not predict a future sale.
General information. This page is not legal, tax or financial advice and it makes no promise about the price or timing of any sale. Confirm your own situation with a lawyer and an accountant. Status certificate rules are from the Condominium Authority of Ontario.
Thinking about selling a North York condo?
We answer questions about North York condos. Ask us about your unit or request a free condo evaluation.