Buying in The Junction & Stockyards
The Junction & Stockyards real estate: avg $1,050,000 in Feb 2026. Craft breweries, village charm, transit. Full market stats and guide.
Avg. Price
$1,050,000
-6.0% YoY
Median Price
$935,000
Sales / Month
62
Feb 2026
Days on Market
31
Buyer's Market
The Vibe
The Junction has transformed from a historic dry town into one of Toronto's most dynamic neighbourhoods. The Dundas West strip hums with craft breweries, indie shops, and creative restaurants, while residential streets offer more space and affordability than neighbourhoods closer to the core. The West Toronto Railpath and proximity to High Park add green space, and the community feel is genuine.
Who Lives Here
- Population
- 42,000
- Growth
- +9.8% (2016-2021)
- Median Income
- $85,000
- Ownership Rate
- 50%
- Avg. Household Size
- 2.2
- Median Age
- 36.5
Community
Source: Census 2021, Statistics Canada
Who It's Good For
The types of buyers who tend to thrive in The Junction & Stockyards.
Young Families
The Junction's village feel, parks, and community events make it a great choice for families with young children.
Craft Beer Lovers
Multiple breweries and a former dry zone turned craft beer destination make the Junction a beer lover's paradise.
First-Time Buyers
More accessible than neighbourhoods to the east, with good transit and growing amenities.
Price Breakdown by Home Type
Average selling prices in The Junction & Stockyards based on TRREB MLS data for February 2026.
| Home Type | Average Price | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | $1,500,000 | -4.5% |
| Semi-Detached | $1,150,000 | -5.2% |
| Townhouse | $900,000 | -6.0% |
| Condo Apartment | $585,000 | -7.8% |
Source: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), Market Watch February 2026. Year-over-year change compared to February 2025.
Market Health
Key indicators showing whether The Junction & Stockyards currently favours buyers or sellers.
SNLR
32.6%
Buyer's Market
Below 40% = buyer's market
Months of Inventory
5.2
Balanced supply levels
Avg. SP/LP
99%
Near asking price — firm market
Days on Market
25
LDOM
31
PDOM
Listing vs. property days on market
Neighbourhoods in The Junction & Stockyards
The Junction & Stockyards encompasses several distinct communities, each with its own character and housing stock.
The Junction
The commercial strip along Dundas West with breweries, shops, and a strong local identity.
Junction Triangle
Up-and-coming pocket between rail corridors with new condos and the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Stockyards
Evolving St. Clair corridor with big-box retail, new housing, and transit improvements.
Baby Point
Exclusive heritage enclave with Tudor homes, ravine lots, and quiet tree-lined streets.
Also known as
The Junction · Junction Triangle · Stockyards · Corso Italia · Davenport
Getting Around
Transit, walkability, and commute information for The Junction & Stockyards.
The Junction is served by Dundas West and Keele subway stations on Line 2, UP Express at Bloor, and multiple bus routes along Dundas, Keele, and St. Clair.
Major Transit Lines
Commute to Downtown Toronto: 20-25 min by subway to Union Station
85
Walk Score
80
Transit Score
78
Bike Score
Local Scene
What's on your doorstep when you buy in The Junction & Stockyards.
Food & Dining
Indie Ale House
Craft brewery and kitchen at the heart of the Junction strip
Playa Cabana
Vibrant Mexican restaurant with famous fish tacos
Heirloom
Farm-to-table dining in a beautifully restored Junction space
Nodo
Neapolitan pizza and gelato on the Junction strip
The Hole in the Wall
Cozy coffee shop that anchors the neighbourhood's cafe culture
Shoxs Deli
Creative deli sandwiches in a retro Junction setting
Attractions & Amenities
The Junction Strip
Dundas West's walkable strip of indie shops, restaurants, and galleries
Junction Craft Brewing
Local brewery in a converted industrial space
Heintzman Place Park
Former piano factory site now a community park and condo development
Stockyards District
Emerging retail and residential area on St. Clair West
West Toronto Railpath
Converted rail corridor trail connecting the Junction to the waterfront
Baby Point Heritage
Historic residential enclave with Tudor-style homes and ravine setting
Schools
School options available for families buying in The Junction & Stockyards.
10
Public Schools
4
Catholic Schools
2
French Immersion
2
Private Schools
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from buyers considering The Junction & Stockyards.
As of February 2026, the average is $1,050,000. Detached homes average $1.5M, while condos are around $585K.
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