Location. Location. Location.

That age-old real estate mantra can take on a completely different meaning depending on your buying priorities. It can mean living in a top school district, right next to the office, or buying in the heart of the city’s bustling downtown.


If it’s the latter that resonates most with your purchasing priorities, and living mere steps from public transit, shops and bars top your list of must-haves, the folks at TheRedPin have created a handy map to help in your property search.

The Toronto-based real estate brokerage analyzed the cost of buying a Toronto condo at some of the most connected and walkable street corners across the city. All 25 intersections offer direct access to the TTC as well as many of Toronto’s top eateries, bars, shops and office spaces.

Topping the list are condos in Yorkville’s Bloor and Avenue Road and along Bay Street at King as well as Bloor, with averages from $1.3 million to $1.5 million, with the least expensive condos downtown located along Yonge Street, at Queen and Dundas. Condos outside of the downtown core show less expensive prices.

Quick hits for condo buyers looking to snag a property at the intersections below:

• On average, condo prices around these street corners are 22 per cent to 23 per cent more expensive than the Toronto average.

• One-bedroom units average for $545,000 while two bedrooms boast a significant premium of $925,000.

The Most Expensive Intersections For Re-Sale Condos:

Yonge and Eglinton

One bedroom: $402, 924

Two bedroom: $629,644

St. Clair and Yonge

One bedroom: $439, 064

Two bedroom: $868,537

Bloor and Avenue

One bedroom: $570,198

Two bedroom: $1,497,679

Bay and Bloor

One bedroom: $439,453

Two bedroom: $1,174,562

Yonge and Bloor

One bedroom: $416,968

Two bedroom: $964, 813

Yonge and Wellesley

One bedroom: $414,351

Two bedroom: $601,952

Bay and College

One bedroom: $428, 826

Two bedroom: $611,950

Yonge and Collge

One bedroom: $422,928

Two bedroom: $602,081

Yonge and Gerrard

One bedroom: $425,658

Two bedroom: $611,381

Yonge and Dundas

One bedroom: $423,121

Two bedroom: $616, 219

Dundas and Bay

One bedroom: $422,088

Two bedroom: $637,589

Dundas and University

One bedroom: $382,148

Two bedroom: $531, 307

Yonge and Queen

One bedroom: $368,638

Two bedroom: $512,033

King and Spadina

one bedroom: $389,231

Two bedroom: $609,180

Front and John

One bedroom: $376,099

Two bedroom: $609,344

York and University

One bedroom: $421,202

Two bedroom: $753,164

Bay and Queen

One bedroom: $383,909

Two bedroom: $697,371

Bay and Adelaide

One bedroom: $393,957

Two bedroom: $688,327

Bay and King

One bedroom: $425,537

Two bedroom: $734,744

Bay and Wellington

One bedroom: $412,172

Two bedroom: $666,601

Yonge and King

One bedroom: $387,813

Two bedroom: $671,844

Yonge and Adelaide

One bedroom: $389,327

Two bedroom: $637,157

King and Jarvis

One bedroom: $369, 562

Two bedroom: $608,184

Richmond and John

One bedroom: $399,888

Two bedroom: $692,911

Front and John

One bedroom: $376,099

Two bedroom: $609,344

York and University

One bedroom: $421,202

Two bedroom: $753,164

Update: The Red Pin, who supplied the data for this article, closed its doors in 2018.

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