Condos in Toronto $500K - $750K

Explore our selection of condos in Toronto priced $500K - $750K. Known for Canada's largest city, Toronto offers world-class dining, culture, and transit. The Battaglia Team provides expert guidance to find your perfect home in this cosmopolitan community.

2,378 listings available

2378 properties found

1403 Royal York Road Unit 603, Toronto W09
Condo

1403 Royal York Road Unit 603, Toronto W09

32900 sqft

$630,000

35 Brian Peck Crescent Unit 303, Toronto C11
Condo

35 Brian Peck Crescent Unit 303, Toronto C11

21600 sqft

$509,999

30 Samuel Wood Way Unit 602, Toronto W08
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30 Samuel Wood Way Unit 602, Toronto W08

22800 sqft

$519,900

717 Bay Street Unit 702, Toronto C01
Condo

717 Bay Street Unit 702, Toronto C01

321,000 sqft

$729,900

23 Sheppard Avenue Unit 904, Toronto C14
Condo

23 Sheppard Avenue Unit 904, Toronto C14

22800 sqft

$629,900

98 Lillian Street Unit 214, Toronto C10
Condo

98 Lillian Street Unit 214, Toronto C10

22700 sqft

$680,000

55 Merchants' Wharf N/A Unit 233, Toronto C08
Condo

55 Merchants' Wharf N/A Unit 233, Toronto C08

22700 sqft

$599,999

3220 Sheppard Avenue Unit 701, Toronto E05
Condo

3220 Sheppard Avenue Unit 701, Toronto E05

22800 sqft

$595,000

138 Downes Street Unit PH212, Toronto C01
Condo

138 Downes Street Unit PH212, Toronto C01

11500 sqft

$580,000

1 The Esplanade Drive Unit 2909, Toronto C08
Condo

1 The Esplanade Drive Unit 2909, Toronto C08

21600 sqft

$559,900

250 Manitoba Street Unit 838, Toronto W06
Condo

250 Manitoba Street Unit 838, Toronto W06

221,000 sqft

$679,900

5 Northtown Way Unit 602, Toronto C14
Condo

5 Northtown Way Unit 602, Toronto C14

321,000 sqft

$699,000

2191 Yonge Street Unit 3709, Toronto C10
Condo

2191 Yonge Street Unit 3709, Toronto C10

21700 sqft

$650,000

318 King Street Unit 1313, Toronto C08
Condo

318 King Street Unit 1313, Toronto C08

21700 sqft

$739,000

501 St. Clair Avenue Unit 510, Toronto C02
Condo

501 St. Clair Avenue Unit 510, Toronto C02

21500 sqft

$648,000

139 Merton Street Unit 246, Toronto C10
Condo

139 Merton Street Unit 246, Toronto C10

21700 sqft

$599,900

26 Olive Avenue Unit 1709, Toronto C14
Condo

26 Olive Avenue Unit 1709, Toronto C14

11500 sqft

$545,000

380 Macpherson Avenue Unit 227, Toronto C02
Condo

380 Macpherson Avenue Unit 227, Toronto C02

21600 sqft

$599,000

60 Bathurst Street Unit 415, Toronto C01
Condo

60 Bathurst Street Unit 415, Toronto C01

21700 sqft

$699,000

110 Purpledusk Trail, Toronto E09
Condo

110 Purpledusk Trail, Toronto E09

421,200 sqft

$649,900

562 Eglinton Avenue Unit 301, Toronto C10
Condo

562 Eglinton Avenue Unit 301, Toronto C10

221,000 sqft

$599,000

1403 Royal York Road Unit 209, Toronto W09
Condo

1403 Royal York Road Unit 209, Toronto W09

32800 sqft

$576,500

23 Glebe Road Unit 802, Toronto C03
Condo

23 Glebe Road Unit 802, Toronto C03

21600 sqft

$549,000

1100 Lansdowne Avenue Unit 201, Toronto W02
Condo

1100 Lansdowne Avenue Unit 201, Toronto W02

11700 sqft

$525,900

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About this search

About Condos in Toronto

Toronto is one of the GTA's cosmopolitan communities, defined by its Canada's largest city and world-class dining, culture, and transit. Condos here range from entry-level units in established buildings to newer developments with modern finishes and amenities. Condos offer locked-and-leave convenience, on-site amenities (gym, party room, concierge), and lower carrying costs than freehold homes. Always review the Status Certificate before offering — it discloses the reserve fund balance, pending special assessments, and any litigation. Buyers drawn to Toronto typically value its proximity to major transit corridors, established school catchments, and the cosmopolitan character that distinguishes it from neighbouring municipalities.

Who's Buying $500K - $750K Homes in Toronto

Properties priced $500k - $750k in Toronto attract growing families, professionals upgrading from a starter, and those relocating from higher-cost areas. At this price point, expect roughly $2,800–$4,200 in monthly carrying costs (mortgage, taxes, insurance) with 20% down at current rates. This is the most competitive price segment in the GTA — homes presented well sell within 7–14 days year-round.

Working with the Battaglia Team in Toronto

The Battaglia Team has been serving Toronto and the surrounding GTA since 1995. We pair MLS listings (refreshed every few hours from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board) with hyper-local market knowledge: school boundary changes, planned infrastructure, neighbourhood-specific buyer competition, and recent comparable sales not visible on public portals. Whether you're touring your first condo or making a strategic move into Toronto's $500k - $750k market, our team handles MLS searches, virtual previews, in-person showings, offer strategy, and negotiation end-to-end. Reach out for a no-obligation conversation about your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do condos cost in Toronto $500k - $750k?

Pricing for condos in Toronto varies by neighbourhood, lot size, age of the property, and current market conditions. Within the $500k - $750k band, listings typically reflect the cosmopolitan character of the area and proximity to Canada's largest city. For an up-to-the-minute price snapshot tied to your specific needs, contact the Battaglia Team for a free comparative market analysis.

What should I know before buying a home in Toronto?

Toronto is known for Canada's largest city and world-class dining, culture, and transit. Before making an offer, review the property's status certificate (for condos), arrange a pre-listing inspection where possible, and confirm school catchment if you have children. Property taxes in Toronto are calculated on assessed value (MPAC) and vary by ward — your agent can pull the exact figure for any address.

What down payment do I need for a $500k - $750k home?

At this price point, expect roughly $2,800–$4,200 in monthly carrying costs (mortgage, taxes, insurance) with 20% down at current rates.

What are the pros and cons of condos in Toronto?

Condos offer locked-and-leave convenience, on-site amenities (gym, party room, concierge), and lower carrying costs than freehold homes. Always review the Status Certificate before offering — it discloses the reserve fund balance, pending special assessments, and any litigation.

How quickly do homes sell in Toronto?

Time-on-market in Toronto varies by season, price range, and presentation quality. Well-priced, well-staged listings in the entry-level bands typically attract serious offers within 7–21 days. Luxury listings ($1.5M+) can take 30–90 days. Reach out for a current market velocity report for Toronto.

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