October 2026
Property Snapshot
What is being built, applied for, and sold in Trinity–Bellwoods.
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
12-month average: $815,975.
| Month | Average sale price |
|---|---|
| Aug 2025 | $813,335 |
| Sep 2025 | $853,493 |
| Oct 2025 | $846,197 |
| Nov 2025 | $796,345 |
| Dec 2025 | $778,532 |
| Jan 2026 | $757,256 |
| Feb 2026 | $846,628 |
| Mar 2026 | $811,594 |
| Apr 2026 | $818,716 |
| May 2026 | $831,586 |
| Jun 2026 | $852,972 |
| Jul 2026 | $773,284 |
| Aug 2026 | $778,870 |
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.
| Home type | Sales | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | 6 | $1,519,333 |
| Semi-Detached | 18 | $1,341,278 |
| Att/Row/Townhouse | 11 | $1,195,573 |
| Condo Townhouse | 13 | $1,006,383 |
| Condo Apartment | 229 | $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.
| Month | Average sale price |
|---|---|
| 2013 | $525,681 |
| 2014 | $569,402 |
| 2015 | $623,529 |
| 2016 | $731,927 |
| 2017 | $823,422 |
| 2018 | $784,118 |
| 2019 | $812,989 |
| 2020 | $926,340 |
| 2021 | $1,098,088 |
| 2022 | $1,193,766 |
| 2023 | $1,131,219 |
| 2024 | $1,120,241 |
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.
hearings coming up
6
Updated daily · as of 6 October 2026
Decided in September 2026
3 — all approved
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Every hearing scheduled as of 6 October 2026, in the order it will be heard. Descriptions are the City’s own words.
Wednesday 7 October
9:30 a.m. · Virtual Hearing / Committee Room 1, Second Floor, Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St W, M5H 2N2
37 Henderson Ave
To construct a new three-storey detached building (houseplex) with front and rear first storey juliet balconies, as well as, front and rear balconies located on the second and third storeys. There will be a total of six residential dwelling units on this lot (two units occupying the basement level, two units occupying the first level, and two units occupying the second and third levels).
File A0573/26TEY
3:00 p.m. · Virtual Hearing / Committee Room 1, Second Floor, Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St W, M5H 2N2
1257 Dundas St W
To convert the existing two-storey residential building into a mixed-use building containing two residential units (one unit within the basement level, and one unit occupying the second level), and one non-residential retail use occupying the ground level.
File A0606/26TEY
Wednesday 14 October
9:30 a.m. · Virtual Hearing / Committee Room 1, Second Floor, Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St W, M5H 2N2
74 Markham St
To construct a new three-storey detached apartment building with front (east), rear (west) and side yard (south) basement walkouts, a below-grade patio on the side yard (south), front and rear porches with stairs, a side yard (south) ground floor entrance with stairs, front, rear and side (south) second storey and third storey balconies, and roof access (for mechanical equipment).Also, to construct a new rear two-storey detached ancillary building (laneway suite) containing three dwelling units, a basement, and roof access (for mechanical equipment). There will be waste storage located in the basement and two-short-term bicycle parking spaces in the front yard. Also, there will be a total of twelve residential dwelling units on this lot (nine units within the main dwelling and three units in the ancillary building).
File A0603/26TEY
Wednesday 21 October
9:30 a.m. · Virtual Hearing / Committee Room 1, Second Floor, Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St W, M5H 2N2
1032 Queen St W
To permit a nightclub use on the second storey (with a third storey ancillary use) within the existing three-storey non-residential building. The existing use on the ground level (eating/drinking establishment) will be maintained and unaltered.
File A0518/26TEY
353 Dovercourt Rd
To alter the existing two-storey semi-detached dwelling by constructing a rear one-storey addition (demolishing the existing attached garage and constructing a smaller attached garage with an undersized parking space). The existing driveway (abutting and accessed from Churchill Avenue) will be unaltered and maintained. There will be a total of two residential dwelling units on this lot (one unit occupying the basement level, and one unit occupying the first and second levels).
File A0543/26TEY
32 Argyle St
To alter the existing two-storey semi-detached townhouse dwelling by converting it to a semi-detached houseplex containing two dwelling units, by constructing a front porch with stairs, a front basement walkout, a rear two-storey addition (with a basement addition below), and a third storey addition with front and rear terraces (above the second storey). The existing rear two-storey and one-storey additions of the main dwelling will be demolished. Also, to alter the existing one-storey detached ancillary building (one-car garage abutting the laneway and Givins Street) in the rear yard by constructing a complete second storey addition (to contain one laneway suite on the second storey, with a one-car garage on the ground level). There will be a total of three residential dwelling units on this lot (two dwelling units within the main dwelling (houseplex) and one dwelling unit within the ancillary building).
File A0630/26TEY
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
24
September 2026
Total over the last 12 months
- Trinity–Bellwoods
- 404
- Average Toronto neighbourhood this size
- about 187
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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.
38 Bellwoods Ave
- Proposed 2nd suite (ADU) and interior altetations - 2 load bearing wall removals and new balcony on 3rd floor · Issued (Permit Issued)
- Plumbing - Proposed 2nd suite (ADU) and interior altetations - 2 load bearing wall removals and new balcony on 3rd floor · Issued (Permit Issued)
59 Claremont St
- PROPOSED LEGALIZE EXISTING TWO UNIT DWELLING · Issued (Permit Issued)
269 Claremont St
- Plumbing - Proposal for a new bathroom on the second floor · Work under way (Inspection)
- Proposal for a new bathroom on the second floor · Work under way (Inspection)
23 Clinton St
- HVAC - Proposed Interior alterations and a second suite in the basement · Work under way (Inspection)
205 Crawford St
- Proposal for a three season sunrom addition at the rear. · Issued (Permit Issued)
- HVAC - Proposal for a three season sunrom addition at the rear. · Issued (Permit Issued)
City of Toronto Open Data — Building Permits (active and cleared), as of 2026-10-06.
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
0
June 2026 – August 2026
Total over the last 12 months
- Trinity–Bellwoods
- 2
- Average Toronto neighbourhood this size
- about 2
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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.
1 April 2026 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review
1113 Dundas St W, 1117 Dundas St W, 1117-1125 Dundas St W
Site Plan Approval for a 10 storey residential building with 74 dwelling units, 23 of which will be affordable housing and a one-storey ancillary building at the rear of the site.
Application 26 137976 STE 10 SA
2 February 2026 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review
108 Harrison St
Site Plan Approval for renovations to the existing building at 108 Harrison Street to serve as a municipal shelter.
Application 26 112174 STE 09 SA
26 May 2022 · Site Plan Approval · Under Review
833 College St
INACTIVE Proposed development consists of a six (6) storey mixed-use building including 58.4 square metres of commercial space at grade and 5 residential dwelling units above totaling 982.48 square metres. Proposed pedestrian access to the commercial unit is proposed from College Street and proposed pedestrian and vehicular access to the Residential Lobby is from Ossington Avenue. Four (4) surface parking spaces are proposed including one (1) Low Emitting Vehicle (LEV) Parking Spaces and one (1) Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Parking Spaces.
Application 22 151908 STE 09 SA
22 April 2022 · Site Plan Approval · Appeal Received
221 Roxton Rd, 219 Roxton Rd
An 8-storey mixed-use building.
Application 22 137059 STE 11 SA
22 April 2022 · OPA / Rezoning · Appeal Received
221 Roxton Rd, 219 Roxton Rd
Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment application for an 8-storey mixed use building. The Official Plan Amendment is required to redesignate a portion of the site from Neighbourhoods to Mixed Use Areas.
Application 22 137060 STE 11 OZ
City of Toronto Open Data — Development Applications, as of 2026-10-06. Refreshes automatically when the source publishes.
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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 Trinity–Bellwoods alone.
The October 2026 safety report covers what was reported to police. Each figure names the period it covers.
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