Forest Hill

Forest Hill in Toronto is currently in a buyer's market with more supply than demand. Buyers have stronger negotiating power and listings tend to sit longer.

The average sale price in Forest Hill is $493,000, with an average price per square foot of $548. See the full Toronto market report for city-wide trends.

Forest Hill is one of the more prestigious neighbourhoods in Toronto; home to large 2-storey detached houses on tree-lined streets, this area is a prime location for successful professionals and families. Forest Hill North is the slightly more affordable — emphasis on slightly — section of the neighbourhood, where lots are smaller than those to the south but still quite sizeable.One of the best aspects of this neighbourhood is its central location — bounded by Eglinton Avenue and Briar Hill in midtown Toronto, this area has a ton to offer in the way of urban convenience, but somehow retains its tucked away feel. Residents enjoy access to a wealth of green spaces, including the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail which extends for kilometres to the east and west, connecting to multiple parks along the way.Most businesses in the neighbourhood are located on Eglinton Avenue — here you’ll find an assortment of boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and pubs. Additionally, there’s a variety of businesses in the neighbourhood like cleaners, salons, financial services, and fitness centres.Families are likely to get the most out of Forest Hill North condos — there are great schools in the area, and plenty of activities to keep children entertained; hockey rinks, football fields, baseball diamonds, athletic clubs and playgrounds. If you’re a first-time home buyer who’s looking to break into the market, chances are you’re not shopping for Toronto condos for sale in Forest Hill North; however, this area is surprisingly affordable for condo buyers. There are at least 7 buildings in Forest Hill North — with others in development — most of which are low-rise or mid-rise condos.Because this isn’t a sought-after neighbourhood for condo buyers, Forest Hill North condos are well below the prices of those in downtown Toronto — sometimes 50% less.Another advantage for condo buyers in this neighbourhood are the floor plans — many of the buildings are older and were constructed before the modern condo crunch, meaning spacious units and more bang for your buck. Amenities are generally competitive here, and you’ll find pools, gyms, party rooms, and the usual extras.The majority of Forest Hill North condos are centered around Bathurst in the middle of the neighbourhood, providing residents with a great location and easy access to restaurants on Eglinton or green spaces and walking trails. With a Walk Score of 77, it’s safe to assume that residents can run errands on foot if they so choose. Those who rely on public transit have it easy here as well — there are east and westbound buses on Eglinton, north and southbound buses on Bathurst, and Eglinton West Station is in the neighbourhood for subway lines.Drivers have Allen Road to the west, making it easy to connect to the 401.