Bloor West Village Real Estate Market Report — Week of June 1, 2026
The week in numbers
Bloor West Village recorded seven sales in the week ending June 1, with a median sold price of $1,950,030. The price range spanned from $900,000 to $2,313,001, reflecting the neighborhood’s mixed inventory of entry-level and premium properties. The median sale-to-list ratio of 1.08 indicates that homes are selling slightly above asking, a hallmark of balanced to seller-favoring conditions.
| Metric | This Week |
|---|---|
| Median sold price | $1,950,030 |
| Sale-to-list ratio | 1.08 |
| Sales count | 7 |
| Price range | $900,000–$2,313,001 |
What sold
The week’s sales mix tilted toward the upper end of Bloor West Village’s market. Four properties sold above $1.9M, anchored by a $2.313M sale on Indian Road and a $2.06M sale on Windermere Avenue. Two properties sold below $1.5M: a Howard Park Avenue home at $900,000 and a Coe Hill Drive property at $1.2M, suggesting some movement at the neighborhood’s entry points.
Most homes ranged between 1,100 and 2,500 square feet. One property sold at list price (Mayfield Avenue at $1.979M); three others sold above ask, with the strongest over-ask push on Windermere Avenue (sold $2.06M vs. listed $1.699M, a 21% premium). A single below-ask sale occurred on Howard Park Avenue (sold $900K vs. listed $998,999).
- Indian Road: $2,313,001 (2,000–2,500 sqft)
- Windermere Avenue: $2,060,000 (2,000–2,500 sqft)
- Mayfield Avenue: $1,979,000 (1,500–2,000 sqft)
- Radford Avenue: $1,450,000 (1,100–1,500 sqft)
- Coe Hill Drive: $1,200,000 (700–1,100 sqft)
What’s listed right now
Eight properties are currently listed in Bloor West Village, spanning $1.238M to $3.499M. The active inventory shows concentration in the upper market: three listings above $2M (including two on Indian Road at $2.098M and $3.399M). Mid-range supply is also present, with four listings between $1.49M and $1.898M. This suggests a neighborhood in transition between price tiers, with active competition at both high and accessible price points.
- Indian Road: $3,399,000
- Wendigo Way: $3,498,000
- Ostend Avenue: $2,148,000
- Indian Road: $2,098,000
- Geoffrey Street: $1,898,000
Market call
Bloor West Village is showing seller’s market behavior this week. A 1.08 sale-to-list ratio, paired with four sales exceeding ask and only one falling short, signals solid buyer demand. The neighborhood’s median of nearly $2M and the breadth of sales from $900K to $2.3M suggest a healthy pipeline across price bands. Inventory sits at eight active listings against seven weekly sales—a tight ratio that favors sellers with well-presented homes.
Caution: DOM data is not available for this week, which limits our read on velocity. However, the over-ask activity and the concentration of higher-priced sales indicate that premium homes are moving decisively. Buyers entering the market should expect competitive conditions and should be prepared with financing pre-approval and clear inspection timelines.
How this compares to the broader Toronto West
Bloor West Village’s $1.95M median is well above Toronto-wide medians (Ontario MLS typically reports $1.05M–$1.1M across Ontario in June). The neighborhood commands a significant premium, reflecting its walkability, established character, and proximity to retail and transit. The 1.08 sale-to-list ratio aligns with Toronto West’s broader pattern of cautious buyer confidence, though Bloor West Village’s micro-market is performing more robustly than many surrounding areas.
What this means if you’re thinking of selling
If your home is in Bloor West Village and you are considering a sale, the data suggests favorable conditions. Over-ask sales and a tight inventory-to-sales ratio indicate that well-positioned homes will attract serious offers. Pricing is critical: compare your property against this week’s comps and ensure your list price reflects current market appetite. Use our seller net sheet calculator to model your proceeds after commission and costs, and review our pre-listing checklist to maximize appeal. The neighborhood’s premium positioning demands professional staging and marketing; half-measures will leave money on the table.
What this means if you’re thinking of buying
Buyers in Bloor West Village should move decisively. Seven sales in one week across a tight inventory indicates homes do not linger. Expect to encounter multiple offers and to justify your offer with speed and certainty. Get pre-approved financing in place and be ready to close quickly. If you’re new to the neighborhood or unsure how recent sales and current listings compare to your target budget, book a 20-minute walkthrough with Alex to review comps and neighborhood dynamics. As a licensed buyer’s agent, Alex can help you navigate the competitive process and identify emerging opportunities.
Sources & method
Data for this report was compiled from Repliers, a Ontario MLS-backed MLS reporting service, covering sales and listings in Bloor West Village for the seven days ending June 1, 2026. Addresses have been anonymized to street name and neighborhood only. No price adjustments or inflation factors have been applied; all figures reflect actual reported transaction prices and list prices. For broader market context and recent GTA-wide analysis, see MPAC — Making Sense of Your Assessment. For a detailed estimate of your home’s value in Bloor West Village, visit our Bloor West Village home value estimate or return to InstantCalculator.ca.
