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Greater Toronto Area, Ontario Updated June 10, 2026

Best Mortgage Rates in
Toronto

Competitive buyer's market with stabilizing prices

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Avg. Home Price $1,120,000 -2.3% YoY
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Avg. Condo Price $715,000
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Days on Market 28
Best 5-Yr Fixed 4.04%
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Updated June 10, 2026

Today's Best Mortgage Rates

Compare discounted rates from Canada's top lenders. These are actual rates you can get - not posted bank rates.

Featured Mortgage Rates

Best discounted rates available today – sorted by lowest rate

Term Lender Best Rate
2-Year Fixed National Bank 4.24% Get This Rate
7-Year Fixed National Bank 4.54% Get This Rate
1-Year Fixed MCAP 4.69% Get This Rate
10-Year Fixed MCAP 4.69% Get This Rate

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* Rates shown are discounted rates for insured mortgages. Rates may vary based on credit profile, down payment, and property type. Subject to change without notice. OAC.

🏙️ Market Overview

Toronto Mortgage Market Overview 2026

Toronto remains Canada's largest and most dynamic real estate market. As of January 2026, the average home price sits at $1,120,000, down 2.3% year-over-year as higher interest rates have cooled demand. However, the market shows signs of stabilization with sales-to-listing ratios improving. First-time buyers are finding more opportunities, particularly in the condo segment where prices have softened more significantly. The rental market remains extremely tight, making investment properties attractive despite higher carrying costs.

Best Mortgage Lenders in Toronto

Toronto buyers have access to Canada's most competitive mortgage market. Major banks like TD, RBC, and CIBC maintain their largest branch networks here, while credit unions like Meridian and DUCA offer personalized service with competitive rates. Monoline lenders and mortgage brokers often secure rates 0.2-0.5% below posted bank rates. For jumbo mortgages (over $1 million), specialty lenders like First National and MCAP provide flexible solutions.

Neighborhood Guide: Where to Buy in Toronto

Downtown Toronto and Midtown remain premium markets with strong appreciation potential but higher entry points. First-time buyers often find better value in emerging neighborhoods like Leslieville, Riverdale, and Junction Triangle. Scarborough and North York offer larger homes at lower price points, ideal for families. For investors, areas near transit expansion (Eglinton Crosstown, Ontario Line) offer growth potential.
💡 Local Insights

Mortgage Tips for Toronto Buyers

Expert advice tailored to the local Toronto real estate market.

First-Time Buyers

Consider condos in emerging neighborhoods like Leslieville or Scarborough for better value.

Min. down payment: $56,000 (5% of avg. price)

Refinancing

Toronto's high property values make HELOC products particularly attractive for renovations.

Investment Property

Student housing near U of T and Ryerson offers strong rental yields.

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📍 Neighborhoods

Popular Areas in Toronto

Downtown Core
North York
Scarborough
Etobicoke
Midtown
East End
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Top Mortgage Lenders in Toronto

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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Mortgages in Toronto

What is the minimum down payment for a home in Toronto?

For homes under $500,000, the minimum is 5%. For homes between $500,000-$999,999, it's 5% on the first $500,000 and 10% on the remainder. First-time buyers and new construction purchases can access CMHC insurance up to $1.5 million with extended 30-year amortization. For resale homes over $1 million (or any home over $1.5M), you need 20% minimum down.

Are Toronto mortgage rates different from other cities?

Mortgage rates are generally consistent across Canada. However, Toronto borrowers often qualify for better rates due to higher incomes and stronger property values providing better loan-to-value ratios. Some lenders offer GTA-specific promotions.

Should I get a fixed or variable rate in Toronto?

With the Bank of Canada signaling potential rate cuts in 2026, variable rates are becoming more attractive. However, Toronto's high home prices mean larger mortgages—consider your risk tolerance. Fixed rates offer payment certainty for those with tighter budgets.

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