Property Snapshot

What is being built, applied for, and sold in Fort York–Liberty Village.

Home prices

The average across all homes sold in the district — not the price of any individual home.

average sale price

$778,870

August 2026 · 231 sales

$750K$800K$850K$900KAug 25Nov 25Feb 26May 26Aug 26

12-month average: $815,975.

Based on 231 sales in August 2026.

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Sales and average price by major home type, July 2026 — the latest Market Watch issue that carries this breakdown.

Sales and average price by home type, July 2026
Home typeSalesAverage price
Detached6$1,519,333
Semi-Detached18$1,341,278
Att/Row/Townhouse11$1,195,573
Condo Townhouse13$1,006,383
Condo Apartment229$675,574

No sales recorded in July 2026: Link, Co-Op Apartment, Detached Condo, Co-Ownership Apartment.

January – August 2026, across 2,055 sales
$812,243

TRREB Market Watch, district C01, published 2026-09-03. Updated when TRREB publishes the next Market Watch.

Average sale price by year

TRREB’s own average sale price by year, across the whole Toronto Regional Real Estate Board area — every district combined, not this neighbourhood alone.

$500K$1.0M$1.5M20132016201920222024

TRREB Market Watch, historic annual statistics.

Committee of Adjustment

Requests to build slightly outside the zoning rules, or to divide a lot. Each gets a public hearing.

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Updated daily · as of 6 October 2026

City of Toronto Open Data — Committee of Adjustment Applications, as of 2026-10-06.

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Building permits

Permission to start work that already meets the rules. Most are small: a deck, a furnace, or a basement.

permits issued this month

10

September 2026

Total over the last 12 months

Fort York–Liberty Village
142
Average Toronto neighbourhood this size
about 339
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Every permit issued in September 2026, grouped by address. One property often has several — a new building carries its own plumbing, drain and mechanical permits. Descriptions are the City’s own words, and the status is where each permit stands now, not when it was issued — so work that has since finished reads “Closed”, and the stages are explained on the About the data page.

  • 171 East Liberty St

    • Plumbing - BASE BUILDING RENO (LANDLORD WORK) - 7TH FLOOR (SAMYANG CANADA) · Issued (Permit Issued)
    • BASE BUILDING RENO (LANDLORD WORK) - 7TH FLOOR (SAMYANG CANADA) · Issued (Permit Issued)
    • HVAC - BASE BUILDING RENO (LANDLORD WORK) - 7TH FLOOR (SAMYANG CANADA) · Issued (Permit Issued)
  • 100 Garrison Rd

    • Installation of temporary tenting for an event - ONE - 30mx95m- TENT CERT#25 136310 and ONE - 40'x40' tent. Anchored with stakes. Install is Sept 21-23rd, Event is Sept 25th- 27th. Removal is Sept 28th-29th, 2026 · Work under way (Inspection)
  • 40 Hanna Ave

    • 1 WALL SIGN**TREND AI** · Issued (Permit Issued)
  • 43 Hanna Ave

    • Proposal for interior alterations (bathroom) · Issued (Permit Issued)
  • 50 Lynn Williams St

    • Proposal for interior alterations to existing change room facilities · Work under way (Inspection)

City of Toronto Open Data — Building Permits (active and cleared), as of 2026-10-06.

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Development applications

A request to build something the current rules don’t allow — a rezoning, or a variance.

applications in the latest quarter on record

1

June 2026 – August 2026

Total over the last 12 months

Fort York–Liberty Village
5
Average Toronto neighbourhood this size
about 4
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Every application the City lists as still open in this neighbourhood, newest first — whatever year it was filed. The figures above count applications submitted in the period shown.

  • 17 June 2026 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review

    701 Fleet St

    Site Plan Approval for a three-storey athletic training facility proposed by the Tempo Basketball Club Inc. (the "Toronto Tempo"). This proposal is located on land that is owned by the City and will be subject to a long-term lease between the City and the Toronto Tempo to develop the training facility as well as new public parkland. The proposed lease provides for public access to the Tempo training facility during the team's off-season and periodically during the WNBA season.

    Application 26 186552 STE 10 SA

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  • 23 December 2025 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review

    2 Strachan Ave

    The proposed redevelopment of this site includes a new hotel and performance venue that will attract local, national, and international visitors. The proposed entertainment venue is a tiered modern concert venue, which can seat up to 5,500 patrons. The program is intended to host concerts, esportsevents, conventions, corporate events, product launches, and awards shows. The proposed hotel building is a 32-storey, 111.92-metre-tall mixed-use tower with approximately 370 guest rooms.

    Application 25 269305 STE 10 SA

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  • 17 December 2025 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review

    30 Hanna Ave

    Proposal to permit the redevelopment of the subject site with a 7-storey (27.9 metres) self-storage facility comprising approximately 7,564 square metres of gross floor area, resulting in a density of approximately 6.95 FSI.

    Application 25 267267 STE 10 SA

    On the City’s site →

  • 1 June 2023 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review

    2 Atlantic Ave, 1 Jefferson Ave

    Ontario Line Exhibition Station

    Application 23 154398 STE 10 SA

    On the City’s site →

  • 25 April 2023 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review

    61 Hanna Ave

    The proposal includes a 3-storey podium with retail at grade and two residential towers at 29 and 34 storeys.

    Application 23 137812 STE 10 SA

    On the City’s site →

City of Toronto Open Data — Development Applications, as of 2026-10-06. Refreshes automatically when the source publishes.

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How to read this

Applications and permits are separate City processes. Most building permits never involve a development application, and the two counts above are not connected — a permit issued this month is not the outcome of an application made this month.

An application is a request, not an approval. Sale prices cover TRREB district C01, which may cover a wider area than Fort York–Liberty Village alone.

The October 2026 safety report covers what was reported to police. Each figure names the period it covers.

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