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Lawrence Park Home Sales Statistics for February 2026 by Jethro Seymour Top Midtown Toronto Agent

Lawrence Park Market Report — February 2026 | The Seymour Team
Market Report — February 2026

Lawrence Park in February 2026:
The Market Returns to Form

After a January with zero sales, February brought Lawrence Park back in line with its usual seasonal rhythm — 3 detached homes changed hands, all 4-bedroom properties, mirroring the same volume seen in February 2025. It's a meaningful signal that buyer activity is returning as spring approaches. With only 3 transactions closing this month, the monthly average is still sensitive to the specific homes that traded, and the numbers reflect that. The 12-month rolling average across 37 sales tells the more complete story of where this market actually stands. Missed the January recap? Read the January 2026 Lawrence Park Market Report here.
Home Sales Statistics
Lawrence Park
February 2026
3
Homes Sold
3
Detached
0
Sold At/Above Ask
$4.29M February Avg
Sale Price*
−14.1% Dollar Value
YoY Change*
42 Days Avg Days
on Market
The Seymour Team
Market Overview February was measured — with 22 active listings heading into March, supply significantly outpaces current demand. Of those 22 active listings, the majority have been sitting without an accepted offer, reflecting the buyer caution that has characterized this market since late 2025.
  • Homes sold: 3 (all detached)
  • Active listings as of March 1: 22
  • Listings sitting 30+ days: 9
  • Listings in month not selling: 13
  • Homes sold at or above asking: 0 of 3 (0%)
  • Average sold price as % of list: 91%
The numbers tell a clear story: Lawrence Park buyers are negotiating, and sellers are conceding. None of the 3 February sales closed at asking — the average discount from list was 9%. The 9 listings stalled beyond 30 days and 13 new listings with no takers point to the same pressure: overpricing is the primary obstacle between a listed home and a sold one.
Pricing Trends

Read the Month in Context

February's average sale price came in at $4,286,667 — down 14.1% year-over-year. With only 3 sales closing this month, the monthly average reflects the specific homes that traded rather than a broad market move. The 12-month rolling average across 37 transactions gives a far more accurate read on where Lawrence Park values actually sit.
$4,286,667 February Monthly Average — Detached  |  −14.1% year-over-year*
91% Average Sale Price as % of List Price
$4,286,667 Year-to-Date Average — Detached (3 sales)
$4,443,450 12-Month Rolling Average  |  37 Sales
+2.5% 12-Month Rolling Dollar Value Change  |  Eased from +12.6% in January

*The 14.1% YoY decline in February's monthly average is largely a sample size and mix effect — only 3 sales with no ultra-luxury transactions closing this month. The 12-month rolling average of $4,443,450 across 37 sales is the more reliable benchmark — and notably, rolling dollar values remain positive at +2.5%, easing from +12.6% last month but still firmly in positive territory. That's the broader trend that matters: Lawrence Park values are holding, not retreating.
Speed of Sale

Patient Buyers, Longer Timelines

Days on market rose year-over-year — up 223.1% for detached homes — reflecting the elevated negotiating posture buyers are bringing to every transaction in this price range:
  • Average DOM (detached): 42 days (up 223.1% YoY)
  • February 2025 average DOM: 13 days
The jump from 13 days to 42 days year-over-year is a significant shift. Lawrence Park buyers are no longer rushing — they're evaluating carefully, negotiating meaningfully, and walking away from listings that aren't priced to reflect current conditions. Sellers who calibrate their list price to where the market actually is will still transact; those who don't are contributing to the 9 stalled listings currently sitting past the 30-day mark.
Feature Sale

The Highest Sale — A Familiar Story

February's top transaction illustrates exactly what the market is rewarding — and what it's punishing.
Highest Sale: 33 Blyth Hill Rd
  • Property type: Detached
  • Design: Richard Wengle-designed, Sherwood Park Enclave
  • Lot size: 50 x 150 ft
  • Bedrooms / bathrooms: 4 bed / 5 bath
  • Square footage: ~6,700 sq ft
  • Days on market: 79 days (listed since November 2025)
  • Final sale price: $5,950,000
  • Sold for: 89% of re-list price of $6,680,000
A Richard Wengle-designed home in the prestigious Sherwood Park Enclave — approximately 6,700 sq ft on a 50 x 150 ft lot. The home underwent a few listing attempts since 2025 before closing at $5,950,000, representing 89% of the most recent re-list price of $6,680,000. At 79 days on market, the timeline reflects what happens when initial pricing exceeds where the market is willing to transact. When the price found reality, the home found a buyer.

Lawrence Park buyers at this price point are sophisticated. They know the comparables, they're patient, and they won't overpay. The homes that sell are the ones priced where the market actually is — not where the seller hopes it will be.

Jethro Seymour  |  The Seymour Team
Active Market Watch

What's Available Right Now

With 22 homes currently listed in Lawrence Park, here's a snapshot of the price range buyers are working with heading into spring. Entry Point: $2,299,000 The lowest-priced active listing is a detached home at 33 Glengowan Rd — 3 bedrooms on a 50 x 135 ft lot, re-listed after an original ask of $2,495,000. For buyers seeking entry into Lawrence Park, this represents a meaningful value adjustment from where the seller started. Top of Market: $9,980,000 The highest-priced active listing is a detached home at 33 Stratheden Rd — 5 bedrooms on a 69 x 133 ft lot, currently at 156 days on market and re-listed from an original ask of $10,800,000. Significant price discovery has already taken place. For a well-qualified buyer at the top end, that 156-day timeline tells its own story about where this home needs to land to close. Entry into Lawrence Park now requires buyers to budget at least $3.9M for detached — a threshold that has remained relatively stable even as negotiating dynamics have shifted meaningfully in buyers' favour.
What This Means

Advice for Buyers & Sellers

For Buyers Lawrence Park is offering genuine selection, motivated sellers, and real negotiating room — conditions that rarely exist in this neighbourhood. The average buyer in February secured a 9% discount from list price. With 22 active listings and days on market extending, you have leverage. Get pre-approved, know your comparables, and be ready to act when the right home comes along — because well-priced product still moves. For Sellers February's data is direct: no homes sold at or above asking, the average closed at 91% of list, and 9 listings are stalled past 30 days. The market is not declining — it's recalibrating. The 12-month rolling average of $4,443,450 across 37 sales confirms that Lawrence Park values are holding. But buyers will not overpay, and an overpriced launch is now a liability, not a negotiating tactic. Accurate pricing from day one is the entire strategy heading into spring.
Summary

Key Takeaways — February 2026

The Numbers at a Glance
  • 3 detached homes sold — all 4-bedroom properties
  • 0 of 3 homes (0%) sold at or above asking price
  • Average sold at 91% of list price — a 9% average discount from asking
  • February average sale price: $4,286,667 — down 14.1% YoY (sample size effect — only 3 sales)
  • 12-month rolling average: $4,443,450 across 37 sales — the reliable benchmark
  • Average DOM: 42 days (up 223.1% YoY from 13 days in February 2025)
  • 9 of 22 active listings stalled 30+ days — overpricing is the common denominator
  • 13 new listings sitting without buyers — selectivity has increased significantly
  • Entry price for detached: ~$3.9M minimum to access the market
February's headline numbers look soft — but the 12-month rolling average of $4.44M across 37 transactions is the real benchmark for Lawrence Park values. For buyers, this is a rare window: genuine selection, negotiating leverage, and a market that's rewarding patience. For sellers, accurate pricing is no longer optional — it's the entire strategy. Spring is weeks away, and the window to position correctly is now.
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12 MONTH ROLLING CHANGE
Sales Volume Changes*
FEB 2026
37
FEB 2025
37
0.0%
Compared to FEBRUARY 2025
All homes – unchanged at 37 homes sold
Dollar Value Changes*
FEB 2026
$4,443,450
FEB 2025
$4,335,635
+2.5%
Compared to FEBRUARY 2025
All homes – up 2.5% to $4,443,450
*MLS 12-month year-over-year changes ending February 28, 2026; Provided by Jethro Seymour
12 MONTH ROLLING CHANGE
Sales Volume Changes*
FEB 2026
37
FEB 2025
37
0.0%
Compared to FEBRUARY 2025
All homes – unchanged at 37 homes sold
Dollar Value Changes*
FEB 2026
$4,443,450
FEB 2025
$4,335,635
+2.5%
Compared to FEBRUARY 2025
All homes – up 2.5% to $4,443,450
*MLS 12-month year-over-year changes ending February 28, 2026; Provided by Jethro Seymour
February 2026 Sales in Lawrence Park | The Seymour Team

February 2026 Sales
in Lawrence Park

Detached No. of Sold Avg. Price % of List Price Days on Market
4 Bedroom 3 $4,286,667 91% 42

12-Month Average Price

Month Home Sales Ave. Price
March 202539$4,234,141
April 202539$4,393,628
May 202540$4,440,338
June 202540$4,103,713
July 202542$4,092,940
August 202543$4,054,267
September 202543$4,365,756
October 202536$4,463,092
November 202537$4,490,675
December 202537$4,500,477
January 202637$4,795,135
February 2026 37 $4,443,450
12-Month Average Price Chart - Lawrence Park
12-month rolling view ending February 2026 (Lawrence Park).
Source: TREB MLS Sales Data as of February 28, 2026;
Statistics Provided by Jethro Seymour, Broker of Record

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Jethro Seymour is one of the Top Lawrence Park Real Estate Brokers and a midtown  Toronto residential specialist with over 20 years of sales experience in real estate, marketing, construction and publishing. He has helped many families find homes in Toronto’s great neighbourhoods,  and has extensive knowledge of local markets, new home construction, resale home sales, and the condo market. Living in midtown Toronto, Jethro previews many of the homes that come to market for his clients and inventory knowledge. Jethro specializes in Lawrence Park, Sherwood Park, Midtown Toronto neighbourhoods.



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