Ontario Real Estate
Canada's most populated province — Toronto's skyline to the Georgian Bay, Muskoka's lakes to Windsor's border. Over 14 million people call Ontario home.
Ontario spans more distance than most countries. From the capital of Ottawa to the world-class city of Toronto, from Niagara wine country to the rugged Canadian Shield, from cottage country to the agricultural heartland of Southwestern Ontario — buying here means choosing a lifestyle first, then a community. Canada's Home covers every corner.
Ontario Land Transfer Tax
Ontario charges a provincial Land Transfer Tax on all property purchases: 0.5% up to $55,000 / 1.0% on $55,001–$250,000 / 1.5% on $250,001–$400,000 / 2.0% on $400,001–$2,000,000 / 2.5% over $2,000,000 (residential). Toronto buyers also pay the City of Toronto's own municipal land transfer tax. First-time buyers may qualify for a provincial rebate of up to $4,000. All agents must be registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO).
Canada's Home Luxury Properties
Muskoka waterfront, Rosedale estates, Niagara wine country — Ontario's most prestigious properties curated for discerning buyers.
Explore LuxuryCanada's Home Waterfront Properties
Muskoka lakes, Georgian Bay, Prince Edward County shoreline — Ontario's waterfront living is among Canada's finest.
Browse WaterfrontOntario Real Estate — FAQ
Does Ontario have a land transfer tax?
Yes. Ontario's Land Transfer Tax is tiered: 0.5% up to $55,000; 1.0% on $55,001–$250,000; 1.5% on $250,001–$400,000; 2.0% on $400,001–$2,000,000; and 2.5% over $2,000,000 on residential properties. Toronto also charges its own municipal land transfer tax on top of the provincial amount.
Who regulates real estate in Ontario?
Real estate in Ontario is regulated by the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). All agents and brokers must be registered with RECO.
What types of communities are in Ontario?
Ontario has cities, towns, townships, villages, and single-tier and two-tier municipalities across 10 administrative regions plus Northern Ontario.