This week, we’re diving into one of the biggest conversations in the 2026 market: the return of the entry-level home. But what does “entry-level” actually mean in Toronto’s Beaches neighbourhood?

In this episode, David breaks down the five lowest-priced homes currently on the market in The Beaches. From renovation projects to turnkey options and even a unique development opportunity, this is a real look at what buyers can expect in the $1.1M–$1.3M range in the Beaches right now.

This week’s picks:

• 02:25 – 155 Neville Park Blvd: Detached on a rare 30 ft lot, but this is a full renovation project. Incredible lot and location with a unique “forest-like” backyard, but major updates are needed throughout
• 06:20 – 106 Willow Ave: A super unique detached home set far back from Queen Street. Potential development play with a complicated listing history—great value, but tough to price and evaluate
• 10:31 – 262 Silver Birch Ave: A classic Beaches starter home: a narrow semi-detached but well-presented with strong layout and potential; the most “move-in ready” option of the group
• 14:16 – 58 Hammersmith Ave: Purpose-built duplex with two separate units. Ideal for investors or multi-generational living, though less appealing as a traditional single-family home
• 17:05 – 268 Kenilworth Ave: Beautifully finished semi with great layout and design. Incredible value for the area—main drawback is lack of parking, which may be holding buyers back