Moore Park Home Sales Statistics for June 2026 by Top Midtown Toronto Agent Jethro Seymour
Market Report — June 2026
Moore Park Settles Into Its Seasonal Rhythm
By Jethro Seymour | The Seymour Team Two homes sold in Moore Park in June, a normal comedown after May's seasonal high of seven — this neighbourhood's strongest month every year for the past four years running. The encouraging part: pricing hasn't followed volume downward. The trailing 12-month average sits at $3,385,804, essentially flat year-over-year, and days on market are holding steady at 18. Fewer transactions, same value — a supply story, not a demand one.Home Sales Statistics
Moore Park
June 2026
2
Homes Sold
6
New Listings
10
Active Listings
$3.39M 12-Mo Rolling
Avg Price
Avg Price
+1.5% Rolling Price
YoY Change
YoY Change
18 Days Rolling Avg
Days on Market
Days on Market
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Pricing Trends
Rolling sales volume has eased gradually since January — 43, 42, 43, 40, 37, 32 — but pricing has held its ground the entire way. Fewer sellers have come to market, not fewer buyers willing to pay full value. For buyers, entry into Moore Park still starts at approximately $1.8M, unchanged from last month.
Fewer Sales, Same Strong Values
June's monthly figures are thin by nature — only 2 sales — so the reliable read is the 12-month rolling average: $3,385,804, up a steady 1.5% year-over-year, with rolling days on market flat at 18. Year-to-date, the detached average has climbed to $3,688,158 across 19 sales, up a strong 27.5% — a promising signal, though still early in the year and worth watching rather than banking on. $3,385,804 12-Month Rolling Average — All Homes | up 1.5% year-over-year
$3,688,158 Year-to-Date Average — Detached (19 sales) | up 27.5% YoY
18 Days 12-Month Rolling Average Days on Market | unchanged year-over-year
91% June's Feature Sale — Sold Price as % of List
Rolling sales volume has eased gradually since January — 43, 42, 43, 40, 37, 32 — but pricing has held its ground the entire way. Fewer sellers have come to market, not fewer buyers willing to pay full value. For buyers, entry into Moore Park still starts at approximately $1.8M, unchanged from last month.
Market Overview
A Well-Balanced Market for Both Sides
June's quieter pace is Moore Park's normal seasonal pattern — May has been the strongest month of the year in every one of the past four years, with June consistently settling back afterward. This year's dip landed on the quieter end of that range, but with only 10 active listings and 6 new ones in June, the numbers point to a genuinely balanced market rather than a cooling one.- Homes sold: 2 — seasonal comedown from May's 7, in line with the typical spring pattern
- Active listings as of July 1st: 10
- New listings in June: 6
- Listings sitting 30+ days: 4
- Homes sold at or above asking: 1 of 2
- Months of inventory: 5
- Absorption rate: 20%
- Entry price: $1.8M
Feature Sale June's second sale tells an even stronger story: a 4-bedroom home sold for $1,988,000 — 100% of asking — in just 18 days. Between a patient, well-negotiated close on one end and a fast, full-price close on the other, June showed Moore Park buyers responding decisively once a home is priced right.
Glenrose Ave — Patient Pricing Pays Off
June's standout sale is a textbook example of what works in today's market: a home that adjusted to meet buyers where they are, and found one in under a month once it did. Feature Sale: Glenrose Ave — $3,330,000
- Property type: Detached, 2½-storey
- Lot size: 41.24 × 143.85 ft
- Bedrooms / bathrooms: 5+1 bed / 4 bath
- Size: 3,500–5,000 sq ft (above-grade)
- Days on market (final listing): 29
- Final sale price: $3,330,000
- Sold for: 91% of list price
Glenrose didn't need a hot market to sell — it needed the right number. Once it got there, it moved in under a month.
Jethro Seymour | The Seymour Team Active Market Watch
What's Available Right Now
With 10 homes listed in Moore Park as of July 1st and 6 new listings added in June, buyers have a manageable, well-paced selection to work with — not a glut, not a drought. Entry Point: $1,695,000 The lowest-priced active listing is a 2-bedroom semi-detached on Rose Park Dr, now 35 days on market after a relist down from its original $1,995,000. Also Active: $3,698,000 A 3-bedroom detached on Ridge Dr, relisted down from $3,895,000, has been on the market for 12 days. With entry still at approximately $1.8M and 4 of the 10 active listings sitting 30+ days, buyers who do their homework still have room to negotiate. What This Means
Advice for Buyers & Sellers
For Buyers Moore Park's quieter summer pace means more room to be selective, without prices giving up ground — the rolling average is up 1.5% year-over-year and days on market haven't moved. With 10 active listings and a balanced 5 months of inventory, there's genuine opportunity here, but well-priced homes are still finding buyers quickly. Be ready to move when the right one comes up. For Sellers Glenrose is the playbook: price to today's market, and buyers respond — even for a larger, higher-end home. With rolling prices holding firm and absorption at a healthy 20%, sellers who price realistically from the start are being rewarded with quick, confident sales. The fundamentals here remain strong — patience and the right number are what get deals done. Summary
Key Takeaways — June 2026
The Numbers at a Glance
June was Moore Park returning to its usual post-spring rhythm — fewer sales, but no give-back on value. Rolling prices are steady-to-up, days on market haven't budged, and a well-priced listing still moves fast. A quieter month, not a weaker market. - 2 homes sold — a normal seasonal comedown after May's high of 7
- 12-month rolling average: $3,385,804 — up 1.5% YoY, essentially flat
- YTD detached average: $3,688,158 across 19 sales — up 27.5% YoY (early-year, thin sample)
- Rolling days on market: 18 — unchanged YoY
- 10 active listings as of July 1st | 6 new | 4 sitting 30+ days
- 1 of 2 June sales closed at or above asking
- Months of inventory: 5 | Absorption rate: 20% — a balanced market
- Feature sale: Glenrose Ave — $3,330,000, 91% of list, 29 DOM, 5+1 bed detached
- Second sale: 4-bed, $1,988,000, 100% of list, 18 DOM
- Entry threshold: $1.8M
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12 MONTH ROLLING CHANGE
Sales Volume Changes*
JUNE 2026
32
JUNE 2025
48
↓
33.3%
Compared to JUNE 2025
All homes – down 33.3% to 32 homes sold
Detached – down 28.6% to 30 homes sold
Semi-detached – down to 1 home sold, from 5 a year ago
Dollar Value Changes*
JUNE 2026
$3,385,804
JUNE 2025
$3,335,944
↑
1.5%
Compared to JUNE 2025
All homes – up 1.5% to $3,385,804
Detached – essentially flat at $3,486,400 (down 1.6%)
Semi-detached – $1,765,738 on a very thin trailing sample (1 sale)
*MLS 12-month year-over-year changes ending June 30, 2026; Provided by Jethro Seymour
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