If you live on Danforth and you've been half-watching the market, here's the honest version of what's happening. Houses and condos are telling two different stories - and you need to know which one is yours.
The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Danforth sits at $1,336,487. That's down 1.53% from the previous period, and the 3-month trend puts the predicted value at $1,357,187 - sliding from a moving average of $1,373,057. So yes, we're in a soft patch. Not a crash. A breather.
On the neighbourhood leaderboard, Danforth houses rank 37 out of 43 for growth among comparable Toronto neighbourhoods. That puts us in the bottom tier right now. Worth knowing before you assume your house is riding some big wave.
The good news? If you're a landlord or thinking about becoming one, the rental picture is solid. Estimated rent comes in at $5,150 per month with a rental yield of 4.25%. That's a real return. And if short-term rentals are your thing, Airbnb income potential lands around $256 per month, with Danforth ranking 45th in Toronto for Airbnb performance.
Compare us to the neighbours: Danforth East York houses average $1,210,391, Blake Jones sits at $1,283,586, and Greenwood Coxwell comes in at $1,210,964. Danforth is still the priciest of the bunch - but the gap is something to watch if values keep drifting.
The condo story is rougher. The average HonestDoor Price is $672,099 - up 2.09% from the previous period, which sounds good. But the predicted market value right now is $658,345, and it's dropping against a 3-month moving average of $720,562. That's a meaningful gap. Values have shifted -9.50% recently.
On the leaderboard, Danforth condos rank 43 out of 44 in Toronto for growth. That's nearly last place. If you own a condo here, that number deserves your full attention.
Rental yield for condos is 3.53%, with estimated rent at $3,139 per month. Airbnb potential is around $156 per month, ranking 29th in Toronto for short-term rental income. Moderate, not exciting.
Nearby, Danforth East York condos average $543,550 and Greenwood Coxwell sits at $640,787 - both cheaper. Blake Jones comes in at $818,243, which is actually higher than us. So the condo market here is sandwiched in a complicated spot.
Here's the thing about your city assessment - it's a snapshot from the past. It doesn't know what happened to condo values in the last quarter. It doesn't track the 3-month moving average. It's basically a photo from a few years ago being used to describe what you look like today.
The HonestDoor Price is a live read. It's pulling current market signals, not waiting for the city to catch up. Right now, with houses dipping and condos under real pressure, the gap between your assessment and your actual market value could be significant - in either direction. If you're a house owner, your assessment might be underselling you. If you own a condo, it might be giving you false confidence.
Checking your HonestDoor Price today isn't just a curiosity. It's the real-world number you'd actually negotiate around if someone knocked on your door tomorrow.
If you own a house in Danforth and you're thinking about listing this summer, here's the straight talk:
If you own a condo and you're weighing your options, the urgency is higher:
Bottom line: Danforth is still a neighbourhood people want to be in. But right now, the market is asking for realistic pricing, not wishful thinking. Know your number. Make your move.
danforth | toronto | august 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.