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Toronto neighbourhood

Homes for sale in Downtown Toronto.

The core of the city, on the shore of Lake Ontario, home to the Financial District and the CN Tower.

At a glance

Buying or selling in Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto is part of the area Rahul serves. Tell him what you are looking for, and he will help you find the right home or the right price in Downtown Toronto.

  • Type

    Toronto district

  • Region

    City of Toronto

On the market

Homes for sale in Downtown Toronto

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Area guide

Living in Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto is the city's central business, cultural and entertainment area, on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Its districts include the Financial District, the Entertainment District, St. Lawrence, the Distillery District, Yorkville, Kensington Market and Chinatown, and Harbourfront.

Location
North shore of Lake Ontario
Part of
City of Toronto
Listings on this site
TRREB districts C01, C02 and C08

Communities

  • Financial District · Centred on Bay and King streets, home to the Toronto Stock Exchange
  • Entertainment District · West of the Financial District
  • St. Lawrence and Old Town · East of the Financial District, with heritage buildings and the St. Lawrence Market
  • Distillery District and Corktown
  • Yorkville · North of Bloor Street
  • Harbourfront · On the waterfront, with the Rogers Centre nearby
  • Kensington Market and Chinatown

Getting around

  • Union Station is Downtown's main transit hub, served by VIA Rail and GO Transit.
  • TTC Line 1 Yonge-University runs through Downtown, with stations at King, Queen, TMU, College, Wellesley and Bloor-Yonge on the Yonge side, and St. Andrew, Osgoode, St. Patrick, Queen's Park, Museum and St. George on the University side.
  • TTC Line 2 Bloor-Danforth crosses the north of Downtown at St. George, Bay and Bloor-Yonge.
  • The TTC also runs streetcars and buses, and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is next to Downtown.

Parks and schools

Landmarks

  • CN Tower
  • Rogers Centre and Scotiabank Arena
  • Roy Thomson Hall and Massey Hall
  • Nathan Phillips Square and Toronto City Hall
  • Toronto Eaton Centre
  • Royal Ontario Museum

Education

  • University of Toronto, St. George campus
  • Toronto Metropolitan University
  • OCAD University
  • George Brown College

Facts come from the 2021 Census of Population and public sources, last checked in October 2026. Want current prices, recent sales or the best streets in Downtown Toronto? Ask Rahul.

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Questions about Downtown Toronto

Quick answers about the area. Ask Rahul about anything specific.

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Where is Downtown Toronto?

Downtown is the central area of the City of Toronto, on the north shore of Lake Ontario. It includes the Financial District, the Entertainment District, St. Lawrence, Yorkville and Harbourfront.

How do I get around Downtown without a car?

TTC Line 1 Yonge-University runs through Downtown and Line 2 Bloor-Danforth crosses its north. Union Station connects to GO Transit and VIA Rail, and the TTC also runs streetcars and buses.

What kinds of homes are in Downtown Toronto?

Most homes for sale in Downtown are condominium apartments in high-rise buildings, with a smaller number of houses and townhouses. Tell Rahul your budget and what you need, and he can point you to the parts of Downtown that fit.

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