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Rosedale Home Sales Statistics for April 2026 by Jethro Seymour Top Midtown Toronto Real Estate Broker

Rosedale Market Report — April 2026 | The Seymour Team
Market Report — April 2026

Rosedale in April 2026:
The Spring Signal Gets Clearer

Five homes sold in Rosedale in April — 4 detached and 1 semi-detached — with 2 of 5 (40%) closing at or above asking. The semi-detached sold in a single day at exactly list price. Average days on market dropped to 28. The rolling average nudged upward for the first time in months. Spring is beginning to reward well-positioned sellers. Missed the March recap? Read the March 2026 Rosedale Market Report here.
Home Sales Statistics
Rosedale
April 2026
5
Homes Sold
12
New Listings
29
Active Listings
$4.86M April Avg
Sale Price
-16.2% Rolling Avg
YoY Change
28 Days Avg Days
on Market
The Seymour Team
Market Overview

Spring Momentum Builds on March

April delivered 5 sales and 12 new listings — extending the spring activity that began in March. The most encouraging shift: 40% of sales closed at or above asking, up from 0% in March. The semi-detached segment returned with conviction — one sale, 1 day, 100% of list. Average DOM dropped from 47 days to 28. The market is moving with more purpose than at any point in the first quarter.
  • Homes sold: 5 (4 detached, 1 semi-detached)
  • New listings in April: 12
  • Active listings as of May 1st: 29
  • Listings sitting 30+ days: 17
  • Homes sold at or above asking: 2 of 5 (40%)
  • Average DOM: 28 days (down from 47 in March)
  • Entry price — Semi: $3.1M | Detached: $3.1M
With 17 of 29 active listings sitting past 30 days, the market's two-speed dynamic continues. Well-priced homes are finding buyers quickly — the semi-detached transaction in a single day is the clearest evidence of that. Properties that have tested above market value continue to accumulate days. Chestnut Park Rd is now at 308 days — the same listing flagged in March's report.
Pricing Trends

Rolling Average Ticks Up for the First Time

April's average sale price of $4,863,000 sits almost exactly in line with the 12-month rolling average of $4,867,859 — a rare alignment that makes the rolling figure unusually easy to read this month. Both are down 16.2% year-over-year, reflecting the recalibration that has taken place across Rosedale since 2024's peaks. The more notable signal is directional: the rolling average ticked up for the first time in months, from March's $4,801,127 to April's $4,867,859. It's a modest move, but it comes alongside improving volume and a 40% at-asking close rate — and that combination matters.
$4,867,859 12-Month Rolling Average — All Homes  |  down 16.2% year-over-year  |  50 sales
$5,521,407 Rolling Detached Average  |  down 12.4% year-over-year  |  34 sales
$3,564,625 Rolling Semi-Detached Average  |  down 7.0% year-over-year  |  13 sales
$4,480,357 Year-to-Date Average — All Homes (14 sales)  |  down 3.2% YoY

The YTD average of $4,480,357 across 14 sales — down just 3.2% from the same period last year — is the most balanced read of where Rosedale values sit as spring progresses. Semi-detached continues to hold its ground better than detached on a rolling basis. Entry into Rosedale now requires at least $3.1M for both semi-detached and detached.
Feature Sale

April's Standout: Rosedale Road

April's highest sale is a 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom detached on a generously sized 72 × 80-ft lot — a significant Rosedale transaction that took time to find its buyer but ultimately closed at a strong absolute value.
Highest Sale: Rosedale Road — $8,420,000
  • Property type: Detached — Neo-Georgian
  • Location: Southwest Rosedale
  • Lot size: 72 × 80 ft
  • Bedrooms / bathrooms: 5 bed / 7 bath
  • Size: 8,000+ sq ft
  • Days on market: 91 (from current listing)
  • Final sale price: $8,420,000
  • Sold for: 94% of list price
  • Multiple listings since 2023, originally priced at $12,000,000
A Neo-Georgian estate of over 8,000 sq ft on a 72 × 80-ft lot in Southwest Rosedale — first brought to market in 2023 at $12,000,000. After multiple listing attempts and a significant price journey, it ultimately closed at $8,420,000 — 30% below its original ask. The 91 days on market from the most recent listing reflects the patience required at this price point, but the final result confirms that Rosedale's top-tier buyer pool remains active when a property reaches a price they're prepared to act on. A meaningful transaction for the neighbourhood's spring market.

The right buyer for an $8M home exists. Finding them takes longer — and pricing to where they're willing to transact is what eventually makes it happen. Rosedale's top tier is patient, but it's not frozen.

Jethro Seymour  |  The Seymour Team
Active Market Watch

What's Available Right Now

With 29 homes listed in Rosedale as of May 1st — 12 new to market in April — buyers heading into May have meaningful selection across a wide range of price points. Entry Point: $3,995,000 The lowest-priced active listing is a 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom detached on Roxborough Dr at just 4 DOM — a fresh listing at the accessible end of Rosedale's detached range. For buyers looking to enter the neighbourhood, this is the current ground floor. Top of Market: $13,950,000 The highest-priced active listing is a 4-bedroom, 6-bathroom detached on Chestnut Park Rd — now at 308 DOM and unchanged from March's report. The $8,420,000 Rosedale Rd sale this month — a 5-bed, 7-bath on a 72 × 80-ft lot — closed at 94% of list after 91 days. The contrast between what sold and what hasn't tells the full story of Rosedale's current pricing environment. Active listings span $3,995,000 to $13,950,000. Entry into Rosedale requires at least $3.1M for both semi-detached and detached. With 17 listings past 30 days, motivated sellers are available for buyers who know where to look.
What This Means

Advice for Buyers & Sellers

For Buyers April's data gives buyers a clearer picture than any month this year: 29 active listings, 17 past 30 days, entry at $3.1M, and a rolling average that is beginning to stabilise. The semi-detached segment is the more consistent entry point — 1 day, 100% of list in April tells you that well-priced semis in Rosedale attract immediate attention. For detached buyers, the rolling average of $5,521,407 is your anchor. Engage motivated sellers — they exist, and they're waiting for the right buyer to show up prepared. For Sellers March's 0% at-asking jumped to April's 40%. That improvement came from homes priced to where buyers were, not where sellers hoped they'd be. The semi-detached sold in a day. The Rosedale Rd detached took 91 days. The rolling averages — $5,521,407 for detached, $3,564,625 for semi — are your benchmarks. The Chestnut Park Rd listing, now at 308 days, is the market's most consistent reminder of what happens when pricing doesn't reflect those numbers. Spring momentum is building. The sellers benefiting from it are the ones who priced correctly from day one.
Summary

Key Takeaways — April 2026

The Numbers at a Glance
  • 5 homes sold: 4 detached, 1 semi-detached
  • 2 of 5 (40%) sold at or above asking — up from 0% in March
  • April average: $4,863,000 — up 29.7% YoY (mix effect vs April 2025's single sale)
  • 12-month rolling average: $4,867,859 — first upward tick since late 2024
  • Rolling detached: $5,521,407 | Rolling semi: $3,564,625
  • YTD average: $4,480,357 across 14 sales — down 3.2% YoY
  • Average DOM: 28 days — down from 47 in March
  • Top sale: Rosedale Rd — $8,420,000, 94% of list, 91 DOM, 5 bed/7 bath, 72×80 ft
  • Semi standout: 4-bed sold at 100% of list in 1 day
  • 29 active listings as of May 1st | 12 new | 17 sitting 30+ days
  • Chestnut Park Rd: now at 308 DOM — unchanged from March
  • Entry price: $3.1M for both semi-detached and detached
April built on March's foundation with a clearer signal: 40% at-or-above-asking, faster DOM, a rolling average that ticked up, and a semi-detached sale that closed in a single day. Rosedale is not a fast market — but it is a functioning one, and spring is bringing buyers back to the table. For sellers with accurate pricing, the window is opening. For buyers, the selection and negotiating room available right now is as good as it has been all cycle.
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12 MONTH ROLLING CHANGE
Sales Volume Changes*
APR 2026
50
APR 2025
48
+4.2%
Compared to APRIL 2025
All homes – up 4.2% to 50 homes sold
Detached – down 12.8% to 34 homes sold
Semi-detached – down 48.0% to 13 homes sold
Dollar Value Changes*
APR 2026
$4,867,859
APR 2025
$5,812,084
-16.2%
Compared to APRIL 2025
All homes – down 16.2% to $4,867,859
Detached – down 12.4% to $5,521,407
Semi-detached – down 7.0% to $3,564,625
*MLS 12-month year-over-year changes ending April 30, 2026; Provided by Jethro Seymour

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Jethro Seymour is one of the Top Rosedale 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 Midtown, Davisville Village and Leaside neighbourhoods.