Buying a Condo in Humber Bay Shores vs Islington-City Centre West
One Etobicoke condo node sits on two subway stations, the other on a shuttle bus. Humber Bay Shores vs Islington-City Centre West, with the supply numbers.
One Etobicoke condo node sits on two subway stations, the other on a shuttle bus. Humber Bay Shores vs Islington-City Centre West, with the supply numbers.
Humber Bay Shores averages $748,000 a dwelling and The Kingsway $2,044,000. A broker compares 15 detached houses against 2,320, and what each side hides.
Mimico and High Park-Swansea both reach Lake Ontario, but one has an accessible subway and one has a GO station with stairs. The Q1 2026 numbers compared.
Published 10 September 2026 · By Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty By Jatin Dua · Broker of
Bloor West Village has 20 condo units in total; three quarters of Mimico’s sales are condos. What that means for budget, offer night and resale in 2026.
Mimico and Islington-City Centre West are both condo-heavy Etobicoke markets. Q1 2026 supply, pricing and pipeline data on which one carries more risk.
Mimico or The Kingsway? A lakeside former town against a Home Smith garden suburb, with the Q1 2026 numbers and the district-average trap that fools buyers.
TRREB files Humber Bay Shores sales under Mimico, so one average covers two unlike neighbourhoods. What the 2021 Census and Q1 2026 data really show.
Bloor West Village sold at 112% of asking in 9 days. Long Branch at 98% in 39. What crossing the Humber costs you, and what it gets you, in 2026.
A condo averages $538K in Long Branch and $540K at Islington-City Centre West. One had 5 sales last quarter, the other 85. That gap is the story.