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What Detached Homes in Lawrence Park Actually Sold For (Past 12 Months)

83 detached homes sold between Jan 1, 2025 – Jan 31, 2026.
Here’s what actually happened:

• Average price: $2,174,836
• Median price: $1,950,000
• Total dollar volume: $180,511,425

Now the interesting part 👇

• 36% sold above asking price
• Average sale-to-list ratio: 101%
• Median home sold in just 10 days

Where is most of the activity?

👉 The strongest concentration of sales was in the $2M–$3M range (29 transactions).
👉 The majority of homes traded between roughly $1.68M and $2.5M.

What does this mean?

Lawrence Park remains a competitive, resilient detached market.
Well-priced, well-prepared homes are still attracting serious buyers.

If you’re wondering where your home might fit in today’s range, I’m happy to provide a confidential opinion of value.

If you’re quietly considering a move in 2026, feel free to DM me for a confidential discussion about your home’s current value and the Lawrence Park–specific factors that may affect it.

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🏡 Lawrence Park Real Estate Snapshot – 2nd Quarter 2025. In the second quarter of 2025, the Lawrence Park market saw 8 homes sell - here’s the story behind the numbers:

🏡 Lawrence Park Real Estate Snapshot – 2nd Quarter 2025
In the second quarter of 2025, the Lawrence Park market saw 8 homes sell — here’s the story behind the numbers:

💲 Asking vs. Selling Price
• Average list price: $4.13M
• Average sold price: $4.00M
• On average, homes sold for 97% of their asking price.

📊 Price Range
• Most affordable sale: $2.5M
• Highest sale: $6.5M

🛏 What You Get
• Typical home: 4 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms
• Range: 3–5 bedrooms, 2–5 bathrooms

📅 Speed of Sales
• Average time on market: 27 days
• Half of the homes sold in 11 days or less
• Fastest sale: 4 days

GTA Housing Market Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst High Inventory and Improved Affordability.
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GTA Market Analysis – July 2025
Home sales across the Greater Toronto Area saw their strongest results for the month of July since 2021, with 6,100 transactions - an annual increase of 10.9 percent over July 2024.

Economic uncertainty and ongoing tariff impacts have paused the interest rate declines, but the fundamentals have shifted in buyers’ favour.
With prices holding relatively steady and supply at multi-year highs, opportunities are quietly emerging across the Greater Toronto Area.

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