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PropertyHub.ca is in a coming-soon state while we complete the TRREB IDX/VOW data-feed agreement that lets us display MLS® listings for Toronto freehold houses. The review typically takes one to four weeks. Join the waitlist above and we'll email you the moment listings go live.

A detached house stands alone on its own lot — no shared walls. A semi-detached house shares one common wall with a neighbouring home, but each owner holds title to their own home and lot. A freehold townhouse is part of a row of homes that share walls; the owner holds title to both the home and the land, with no condominium corporation and no monthly maintenance fee.

All three are houses. They're distinct from condo apartments and condo townhouses, which involve a condominium corporation and shared common elements.

Pricing varies widely by neighbourhood and house type. Freehold townhouses in outer-416 and inner-905 neighbourhoods tend to be the most accessible entry point. Detached homes in core neighbourhoods like Rosedale, Forest Hill or Lawrence Park sit at the top of the range.

For an accurate, current price range tailored to your budget and preferred neighbourhoods, run our Affordability calculator and join the waitlist for live MLS® listing data once approved.

Canadian federal rules require a minimum 5% down payment on the first $500,000 of the purchase price and 10% on the portion from $500,000 to $1.5 million. Homes priced above $1.5 million require a 20% down payment minimum.

Many Toronto freehold houses fall in the $1M–$1.5M range, where the blended minimum works out to roughly 7–8% of the purchase price. Our Mortgage Pre-Qualifier walks through the math.

Toronto buyers pay both Ontario and Municipal Land Transfer Tax — effectively double the LTT compared to anywhere else in Ontario. The combined tax on a $1.2M house is approximately $40,000+.

First-time buyers may qualify for rebates of up to $4,000 (Ontario) plus $4,475 (Toronto), reducing combined LTT on a starter house by up to $8,475. Our Affordability calculator builds LTT directly into the closing-cost estimate.

Both portals are run by Scott Miralami at Central Home Realty Inc., Brokerage. CondoGo.ca is the condo-apartment and condo-townhouse portal. PropertyHub.ca is the freehold-house portal — detached, semi-detached and freehold townhouses only.

Each portal is purpose-built for its property type so buyers see clean, relevant results without scrolling past unit types they'll never buy.

PropertyHub.ca is operated by Scott Miralami, a licensed Broker with Central Home Realty Inc., Brokerage, in Toronto. No call centre, no lead resale to outside agents — every enquiry comes directly to Scott Miralami.

Reach Scott Miralami at 647-239-7151 or via the Contact page.

Real MLS® house listings will appear once the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) approves our IDX/VOW data-feed application for house data. This review typically takes one to four weeks.

Until then, no listing data is displayed — only our coming-soon homepage, free house-buying calculators, and legal/compliance pages. We will never show fake, stale, or fabricated listings.