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House Price Changes Across Toronto Between 2008 and 2009

Toronto House Price Changes From 2008-2009
Largest House Price Changes From 2009-2009
Largest House Price Losses in Toronto Between 2008-2009

Neighbourhoods with Largest Drop in House Prices

  2008 2009 Change
Central Bridle Path $4,319,945 $1,883,333 -43%
Central Cricket Club $1,183,177 $1,078,000 -26%
Old Mill $684,959 $592,676 -23%
Central Christie Pits $495,736 $462,832 -12%
Central Church and Wellesley $330,720 $285,503 -7%
Weston $284,202 $262,785 -5%
Central South Annex $576,759 $574,139 -5%
Clairlea $384,470 $371,827 -4%
The Junction $481,239 $450,200 -3%
Beechbrough Greenbrook $346,672 $387,600 -2%
Glen Park $422,971 $421,134 -2%
Central The Distillery District $369,965 $345,350 -2%
Central Seaton Village $603,973 $578,498 -1%
Central York Mills $1,316,374 $1,130,950 -1%

Neighbourhoods with Largest Gains in House Prices

  2008 2009 Change
Central Hoggs Hollow $1,507,974 $1,958,600 163%
Central Casa Loma $699,312 $905,000 107%
Humewood Cedarvale $661,519 $787,001 91%
Central St. Andrew-Windfields $1,053,568 $1,530,250 77%
Rosedale $1,096,340 $1,651,206 68%
Richview $327,465 $383,212 67%
Swansea $538,359 $582,407 63%
Central Financial District $273,516 $380,671 63%
Central South Hill $1,433,608 $1,173,111 55%