Midtown is the part of Toronto that sells itself on schools and the subway. Yonge and Eglinton is a dense node of condos, offices and restaurants; the streets either side (Lytton Park, Chaplin Estates, Davisville Village, Lawrence Park, Forest Hill) are where families buy detached and semi-detached homes for the catchments of North Toronto Collegiate and the private schools on Avenue Road.
Line 1 runs under Yonge from St. Clair to Lawrence, the Beltline Trail cuts through the middle, and the Allen Road puts the 401 within reach. Buyers here are usually choosing between a renovated semi and a condo with more square footage, and we will show you both.
Why people choose Midtown Toronto
- Condos at Yonge-Eglinton and Yonge-St. Clair; detached homes in Lytton Park, Lawrence Park, Forest Hill and Chaplin Estates
- Eglinton Park, the Beltline Trail, Sherwood Park, Mount Pleasant Cemetery paths
- Yonge Street retail and restaurants from St. Clair to Lawrence
- Sunnybrook Hospital to the north-east
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What are the main Midtown neighbourhoods?
Yonge-Eglinton, Davisville Village, Chaplin Estates, Lytton Park, Lawrence Park, Forest Hill and Yonge-St. Clair (Deer Park).
Why is Midtown popular with families?
Highly rated public schools, several private schools, parks and the Beltline, all with Line 1 for the commute.
What is the condo market like at Yonge and Eglinton?
One of the busiest in the city, with a mix of newer towers and older, larger suites. Building age and fees vary a lot, so we compare carefully.