A Guide to Bloor West Village | South Etobicoke Real Estate Agents

Real Estate in Toronto’s vibrant Bloor West Village neighbourhood offers a blend of historic charm and modern convenience.

Tree-lined streets and a diverse array of shops and dining options attract families and urban professionals seeking a balanced urban lifestyle in one of Toronto’s most sought-after locales close to High Park.

Nestled in Toronto’s west end, Bloor West Village (BWV) is steeped in history, rich in culture and adorned with tree-lined streets. This charming neighbourhood has captured the hearts of residents and visitors alike for generations. From its unique boutiques to its lush parks, Bloor West Village exudes a sense of community spirit and warmth that is truly unparalleled.

Residents here take great pride in their neighbourhood, actively participating in local events, festivals, and community initiatives. Whether it’s the annual Ukrainian Festival celebrating the neighbourhood’s cultural heritage or the bustling Farmers’ Market offering fresh produce and artisanal goods, there’s always something happening to bring neighbours together and foster a sense of belonging. The BIA also plays a vital role in promoting local businesses and organizing community events, ensuring that the neighbourhood remains vibrant and engaged.

Bloor West Village offers a diverse range of housing options to suit every lifestyle and budget. From historic single-family homes to modern condominiums, there’s something for everyone in this neighbourhood. The predominant architectural styles include Edwardian, Tudor and Craftsman homes, characterized by their distinctive brick facades, gabled roofs, decorative trim and leaded glass windows.

Many of these homes have been lovingly restored and updated adding to the neighbourhood’s unique character and appeal. In addition to traditional houses, Bloor West Village also features a growing number of condo developments which offer contemporary design, upscale amenities and panoramic views of the city skyline.

Whether you’re a young professional, a growing family, or a retiree looking to downsize, there’s a housing option to suit every lifestyle in Bloor West Village.

Bloor West Village Real Estate – Homes

	2020	2021	2022	2023
Average Sale Price	$1,401,807	$1,592,013	$1,590,313	$1,457,889
Percentage of List Price	111%	114%	108%	107%
Number of Homes Sold	115	138	98	88
Average Days on Market	10	9	11	13

Bloor West Village Real Estate – Condos

	2020	2021	2022	2023
Average Sale Price	$846,500	$824,135	$872,125	$1,051,857
Percentage of List Price	112%	103%	105%	98%
Number of Condos Sold	2	7	8	7
Average Days on Market	6	10	12	47

Our Favourite Things To Do

Bloor West Village boasts an abundance of amenities catering to residents’ diverse needs and preferences. For nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers, BWV offers easy access to picturesque parks and green spaces that provide a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

High Park, Toronto’s largest public park, is just a short distance away and boasts scenic walking trails, sports facilities and even a zoo, making it the perfect destination for family outings, leisurely strolls, or recreational pursuits. Vibrant Bloor Street West serves as the neighbourhood’s main commercial artery, lined with an eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafes.

Here, one can find everything from quaint family-owned businesses to trendy eateries offering international cuisine, ensuring that there’s something to satisfy every palate. Some of our favourites include:

• Queen’s Pasta Cafe

• Baka Gallery Cafe

• Bettenhaus Bedding and Drapery Shop

• Coffee Tree Roastery

• Cookery

• Janchenko Bakery

• Lemon and Lavender

• Bello Pizza

Commuting

Transit and commuting options in Bloor West Village are plentiful, offering residents convenient access to the rest of Toronto and beyond. BWV is served by the Bloor-Danforth subway line, with two stations – Jane and Runnymede – providing quick and efficient connections to downtown Toronto.

Additionally, several TTC bus routes traverse Bloor Street and nearby thoroughfares, ensuring easy access to surrounding neighbourhoods and amenities. For cyclists and pedestrians, dedicated bike lanes and well-maintained sidewalks make it easy to navigate the neighbourhood on two wheels or on foot, promoting active and sustainable modes of transportation while major arterial roads such as Bloor Street West and Jane Street provide easy access to highways and thoroughfares, making car commuting a viable option for residents.