Real Estate Agent in Keelesdale, Toronto

Detached bungalows typically $850K–$1.1M; renovated 1.5- and 2-storey detached $1.1M–$1.4M; multi-unit income properties $1.2M–$1.6M. Pre-LRT (2020) pricing was meaningfully lower — Keelesdale has seen some of the strongest appreciation in west-end Toronto since. Live MLS® numbers below.

Metrolinx has been working through testing and commissioning. As of the most recent Metrolinx public updates the line was in final pre-revenue-service testing. Verify current status on the Metrolinx project page before banking on a specific date — the schedule has shifted multiple times. The infrastructure itself is built and the stations are largely complete.

Most of Keelesdale was subdivided in the late 1940s and 1950s, when post-war zoning standards required larger setbacks and bigger lots than the pre-1925 Edwardian subdivisions further south. That's why detached homes here sit on 35–50 ft lots vs. 20–25 ft in Roncesvalles or Trinity-Bellwoods.

Yes — and for some buyer profiles it's one of the strongest plays in west-end Toronto right now. The combination of larger lots, lower entry-point pricing, the LRT, and the eventual Mount Dennis / Black Creek redevelopment creates genuine asymmetric upside. Multi-unit conversions and laneway suite potential are the highest-yield strategies.

Public elementary catchments include Keelesdale Junior PS and Rockcliffe Middle School. Catholic is St. Conrad or St. John Bosco. High school is Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton (Catholic) or York Memorial Collegiate (TDSB). Verify catchment by exact address — boundaries shift across the corridor.

It's a residential, mixed-income neighbourhood. Crime statistics are publicly tracked by Toronto Police Service by Division and patrol zone — for Keelesdale that's mostly 12 Division. We always recommend buyers check the Toronto Police Service public data for the specific block they're considering and visit the area at multiple times of day before deciding.