New Condos in The Danforth, Toronto

Browse new pre-construction condos for sale in The Danforth. The list on this page shows new condo projects in and around Toronto and updates automatically. Each project page shows its prices, floor plans and availability.

Condo Prices in The Danforth

Prices for new condos in The Danforth depend on the building, the size of the home and its features. For today's prices, see current listings below.

Why Should You Invest in the Danforth Real Estate?

The Danforth is located in Toronto's east end. Also known as "Greektown", it is North America's largest Greek neighbourhood. It is close to the Bloor/Danforth subway line and because of its modest living expenses, this neighbourhood is ideal for first-time home buyers. Located near the downtown core, this area has recently become a hotspot for young professionals.Whether you prefer classic Victorian era homes, recently refurbished modern homes, or new condo developments, there is something for everyone here.

Not surprisingly, the neighborhood's real estate market has seen record sales recently.

Why Buy New Condos Developments in the Danforth?

Home prices in The Danforth have been rising for some years, and this trend is projected to continue as more families seek housing outside of the city centre but yet within a reasonable distance. This is a beautiful, sought-after neighbourhood with tree-lined pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, well-kept lawns,local parks, and traditional architecture. While the opportunities to invest or buy a pre-construction condo development (Danny Danforth Condos, which will be located at 2359 Danforth Avenue) here are still there, you should take advantage of it.

The Danforth Transit and Accessibility

Danforth Village has a Walk Score of 95 out of 100, making it a "Walker's Paradise" where you won't need a car to get about. It also has a high Transit Score of 94 out of 100, meaning public transit is readily available in this neighbourhood. There are five subway stations: Victoria Park, Main, Woodbine, Coxwell and Greenwood in the neighbourhood. Woodbine Avenue, Gerrard Street East, Coxwell Avenue, and Greenwood Avenue are all served by various bus and streetcar routes.

In addition, there are two Go Train stations: Danforth and Main. These public transport networks make commuting to work a breeze. Drivers also have easy access to downtown Toronto via the Don Valley Parkway and Lake Shore Boulevard.

• Walk Score of 95 out of 100 and Transit Score of 94 out of 100
• Excellent school options: 11 public schools and six Catholic schools
• The beach area is only 15 minutes bus away
• A mix of modern and classic retail, and a large number of fantastic restaurants
• Danforth Hall and The Coal Mine Theatre offering stage shows and musical performances

The Danforth Neighbourhood

The Danforth covers a sizable area of east-end Toronto, and the many residences are close together. This indicates that there is more real estate available here than in many other Toronto areas. Grecian culture and influence are over the place in both subtle and overt ways, exuding a warm and friendly vibe! You may discover lots of green space by going north or south of the avenue. East Toronto Athletic Field is on Main Street to the south, while Dentonia Park is on Victoria Street to the north.

It's very easy to go to The Beach area; it's only a 15-minute bus away! The Danforth's proximity to the downtown core, a mix of modern and classic retail, and a large number of fantastic restaurants are all excellent reasons to consider it as a long-term home and buy a new condo in The Danforth.