Rosedale and Moore Park Real Estate

Rosedale and Moore Park real estate

The short answer: Rosedale and Moore Park are in TRREB district C09 in central Toronto. In October 2026, 36 homes sold there at an average price of $3,087,859 (median $2,737,500). Homes took an average of 26 days to sell and went for about 5% under asking, with 4.8 months of inventory, which makes it a balanced market.

Neighbourhoods in this area

Rosedale, Moore Park.

Official TRREB communities in district C09: Rosedale-Moore Park.

Rosedale market snapshot: October 2026

All home types	District C09	City of Toronto
Homes sold	36	2,184
Average price	$3,087,859	$1,075,627
Median price	$2,737,500	$835,000
Average days on market	26	30
Sale to list price	95%	98%
Months of inventory	4.8	4.6
New listings	56	5,451
Active listings	109	9,526

Source: TRREB Market Watch, October 2026, all home types. Last updated November 2026.

What this means for buyers and sellers

Neither buyers nor sellers have a clear edge. Homes priced at market are selling in about 26 days, while overpriced listings sit. Buyers have time to compare and room to negotiate on homes that have been listed for a while, and sellers do best with accurate pricing and strong presentation. Average prices here are higher than the city average of $1,075,627, and homes are selling faster than the city as a whole.

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How we can help

Whether you are selling, buying your first home, upsizing, downsizing, investing or handling an estate sale in Rosedale and Moore Park, we will give you a straight read on what homes like yours are selling for. Call or text 416-670-2432 or email tom@storeyteam.ca.

Other central Toronto areas

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• The Annex, Yorkville and Casa Loma (C02)
• Forest Hill, Cedarvale and Oakwood Village (C03)
• Lawrence Park, Bedford Park and Forest Hill North (C04)
• Bathurst Manor and Clanton Park (C06)
• Willowdale West and Newtonbrook West (C07)
• St. Lawrence, Cabbagetown, Distillery District and Church Street (C08)
• Davisville Village and Mount Pleasant (C10)
• Leaside, Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park (C11)
• The Bridle Path, York Mills and St. Andrew-Windfields (C12)
• Don Mills, Parkwoods and Victoria Village (C13)
• Willowdale East and North York Centre (C14)
• Bayview Village, Don Valley Village and Hillcrest Village (C15)

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Frequently asked questions

What TRREB district is Rosedale in?

Rosedale, Moore Park are in TRREB district C09 in central Toronto. The district’s official TRREB communities are Rosedale-Moore Park.

What is the average home price in Rosedale and Moore Park?

In October 2026 the average sale price in district C09 was $3,087,859 and the median was $2,737,500, across 36 sales of all home types, according to TRREB. The average mixes condos and houses, so the price for a specific home type can be quite different.

Is Rosedale and Moore Park a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?

It is a balanced market. District C09 had 4.8 months of inventory in October 2026. Under 3 months generally favours sellers, 3 to 6 months is balanced, and over 6 months favours buyers.

How fast are homes selling in Rosedale and Moore Park?

Homes in district C09 sold in an average of 26 days in October 2026, for about 5% under asking. That is faster than the City of Toronto average of 30 days.

Who is a good realtor for buying or selling in Rosedale and Moore Park?

Tom Storey and The Storey Team at Royal LePage Signature Realty help buyers and sellers across Toronto, including Rosedale and Moore Park. The team has completed over 1,000 Toronto real estate transactions, has more than 190 five star Google reviews, and has earned seven straight Royal LePage Chairman’s Club awards for the top 1% of agents.