Etobicoke Real Estate

An Ontario condo corporation must produce a status certificate in 10 days for a maximum of $100 including tax. Here is what to read in it, and in what order.

Etobicoke stopped being a municipality on 1 January 1998. What that means today for your property tax, your land transfer tax and your by-laws.

Etobicoke buyers pay both provincial and Toronto land transfer tax. Full 2026 bracket tables, worked examples, and both first-time buyer rebates.

Toronto charges a second land transfer tax; Mississauga’s property tax rate is higher. Verified 2026 rates, the real arithmetic, and the break-even point.

Condo apartments held value better than detached homes through 2026’s price declines. What that actually means for appreciation, liquidity and getting your number right before you sell.

Mid-range kitchens return 75-90% of cost at resale in Toronto, mid-range bathrooms 70-85%. What the 2026 numbers actually say about renovating before you list, and when it isn’t worth it.

Community housing, non-profit corporations and housing co-operatives all appear in condo searches in north Etobicoke. None of them can be purchased.

Every north Etobicoke condo is 110 minutes’ walk from a subway. Since December 2025, several are under ten minutes from a Line 6 Finch West stop.

Only two townhouse corporations exist in Elms-Old Rexdale: YCC 191 on Tandridge and YCC 292 on Irwin. Everything else on those streets is something else.

YCC 1, 2, 3, 8, 10, 19 and 25 all sit in a few square kilometres of north Etobicoke. The first generation of Ontario condominium housing, verified.