First Quarter 2026 Toronto Income Property Observations
Whilst the GTA income property market was quite slow over this past winter, there were a few specific neighbourhood sales that caught my eye.
It has been, by and large, quite slow with Toronto income properties so far this year. Here are some noteworthy YTD statistics on Toronto Real Estate so far this year:
333 Bain Avenue (E01) – Triplex
Asking Price: $1,349,000
Sold for: $1,279,000
Gross Income: $73,800
92 Dixon Avenue (E02) – Four Units
Asking Price: $1,698,899
Sold for: $1,650,000
Net Monthly Income: $8,441
697 Manning Avenue (C02) – Four Units
Asking Price: $799,000
Sold for: $799,000
Gross Income: $73,800
181 Parkside Drive (W01) – Triplex
Asking Price: $1,595,000
Sold for: $1,540,000
Net Income: $67,000
251 High Park Avenue (W02) – Triplex
Asking Price: $1,300,000
Sold for: $1,100,000
Gross Income: $48,000
50 Grove Avenue (C01) – Four Units
Asking Price: $1,474,000
Sold for: $1,405,000
These sales show us that cap rates are well over 4% these days and in some cases even higher. If the market continues to rebound, we ought to expect a bit of an uptick in the cap rates and the overall investment returns. Historically, investing in Toronto real estate has always had a lot of positive upside over the long term. If you are in it for the long haul, I expect this trend to continue.
