York University Heights is the 66th most affordable of the 140 Toronto neighbourhoods with recorded sales, with a median sold price of $855,900 over the last 12 months. 48% of what is for sale here is condo apartments. 79 homes are for sale on Zown today.
At York University Heights’s median sold price of $855,900, a Zown Complete boost works out to about $10,699 (1.25% of the price), paid at closing. Boosts go up to $25,000.
Over the last 12 months 42 homes sold in York University Heights, at a median of $855,900. That makes it the 66th most affordable of the 140 Toronto neighbourhoods with recorded sales. By home type that is detached at $1,060,000, semi-detached at $885,000, townhouse at $585,000 and condo at $517,500. Sales closed in a median of 88 days on market, slower than the 73-day Toronto median, at 98% of the asking price against 6823% city-wide.
What comes up for sale here is mostly condo apartments (48%), detached houses (22%) and semi-detached houses (16%). 79 homes are on the market in York University Heights right now.
Median sold price by home type over the last 12 months, next to the same figure for Toronto.
Detached
$1,060,000
13% below the Toronto median
Semi-detached
$885,000
18% below the Toronto median
Townhouse
$585,000
15% below the Toronto median
Condo
$517,500
8% below the Toronto median
Pace and competition over the last 12 months, next to the same figures across the city.
Toronto median 73
Toronto average 6823%
Last 12 months
The 79 homes on the market today, by type.
Median sold price each month in York University Heights against Toronto, over the last 12 months.
Zown is a brokerage, so we earn a commission on the home you buy and give up to 1.25% of the price back to you, up to $25,000, paid at closing.
| Home type | Median sold price | Estimated boost |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | $1,060,000 | $13,250 |
| Semi-detached | $885,000 | $11,063 |
| Townhouse | $585,000 | $7,313 |
| Condo | $517,500 | $6,469 |
Estimates only. Your boost depends on the home you buy and the commission offered on it, and it is paid at closing. It adds to your overall savings and is most often used for closing costs.
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