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Homes with an In-Law Suite in Toronto

Multi-generational buying is one of the few ways a family affords Toronto at today's prices. These listings flag an in-law suite: separate living space, usually with its own kitchen or entrance, under the same roof.

Active listings
398
Median price
$1.80M
Price range
$690K – $6.75M
Avg. price / sq ft
$948
Avg. days on market
59

Listings

398 listings

18

$2,390,000

88 Olsen Drive, Toronto, ON M3A 3J7

Parkwoods-Donalda · C13

4+3 bd
4 ba
2,500 sf
4
1 months on marketMLS® C13595826

Listing courtesy of SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CANADA

39

$2,199,000

33 Rose Avenue, Toronto, ON M4X 1N7

Cabbagetown-South St. James Town · C08

3+1 bd
4 ba
2,500 sf
4
2 months on marketMLS® C13568102

Listing courtesy of SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CANADA

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About Toronto

Canada's largest housing market, spanning 140 official neighbourhoods from the downtown condo core to the detached streets of Etobicoke and Scarborough.

There are currently 398 active listings matching homes with an in-law suite in Toronto, with a median asking price of $1,799,900 and an average of $948 per square foot. Listings here are sitting longer than the regional average, which typically means more negotiating room on price and terms.

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Frequently asked questions

How many homes with an in-law suite are there in Toronto right now?

The count at the top of this page is live from the MLS® System and updates throughout the day, so it reflects current inventory rather than a cached snapshot.

What is the buying process in Toronto?

Get a mortgage pre-approval, agree on representation with a brokerage, then start viewing. When you find the right property we prepare an Agreement of Purchase and Sale with the conditions that protect you — typically financing, home inspection, and status certificate review on a condo. Ontario has no statutory cooling-off period on resale homes, so conditions are the protection.

Can I find out what homes in Toronto actually sold for?

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Can I see a property that isn't on this site?

Yes. This site shows the board's public IDX inventory, and I can also arrange showings for exclusive listings and properties represented by any other brokerage.

Listing data is provided in part by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate. Information is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties. Data is updated every 15 minutes.