If you own a place in Broadview North and you're still relying on your last city tax assessment to know what it's worth - stop. The market has moved, and depending on whether you have a house or a condo, the story is very different right now.
Let's break it down for us locals, because these two property types are not telling the same story this season.
Yes, the HonestDoor Price dipped 2.10% recently. But here is the thing - the predicted value of $1,383,200 is sitting above the 3-month moving average of $1,341,607. That tells us the market is not sliding, it is taking a breather and then pointing back up. A 4.71% recent value change and a top-3 growth rank in East York? Our houses are not struggling. They are just catching their breath.
For context, we are priced well below neighbours like Playter Estates-Danforth ($1,779,155) and Leaside-Bennington ($2,884,244). That gap is actually our advantage - buyers priced out of those streets are looking at Broadview North next.
Condo owners, here is the honest take. That 6.98% price increase is genuinely good news. But our growth rank of 6 out of 8 in East York means we are not leading the pack on condos. Nearby Leaside-Bennington condos are sitting around $656,123 to $664,227, which is a bit ahead of us. Old East York and Playter Estates-Danforth are in a completely different price bracket. We are not losing ground - we are just not the fastest horse in this race right now.
Here is the thing about city assessments - they are a snapshot from the past. They do not update in real time. They do not know that condo values in Broadview North just jumped nearly 7%. They do not reflect what a buyer would actually pay you today.
The HonestDoor Price is a real-world check. It pulls current market signals and gives you a live number - not a government estimate that might be one, two, or even three years out of date. If you are a house owner sitting on a $1.35 million HonestDoor Price with a predicted value trending toward $1.38 million, your assessment is almost certainly not telling you that. And if you are a condo owner who just saw a 6.98% jump, your assessment definitely has not caught up.
Knowing your real number is not just satisfying - it changes how you negotiate, how you price, and how you plan.
For house sellers, the timing is worth a serious look. We sit at rank 2 out of 8 for growth in East York. Buyers who cannot afford Leaside-Bennington or Playter Estates-Danforth are actively shopping our street. A predicted value of $1,383,200 trending above the 3-month average means you are not selling into a falling market - you are selling into a recovering one. Summer inventory tends to be competitive, so pricing sharp and moving fast is the play.
For condo sellers, be realistic but not pessimistic. That 6.98% gain is real money. But with a growth rank of 6 out of 8, you are not in a position to push the ceiling on price. Price it right, highlight the rental yield story ($2,949 per month estimated rent is a strong pitch to investor buyers), and you will find your buyer.
Bottom line - do not guess what your Broadview North property is worth this summer. Check your HonestDoor Price, compare it to what your neighbour's assessment says, and you will immediately see why one of those numbers is actually useful.
broadview north | east york | july 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.