Sellers see value in selling Toronto semi for $73,000 below what they paid
A semi-detached house in Toronto's Tiny Town sold for $676,000, which is $73,000 less than its previous purchase price. The property, which features nearly 700 square feet of living space, was initially listed for $830,000 but saw several price reductions before selling. The sellers are optimistic about upsizing to a larger home, benefiting from the current market conditions.
- ▪The house was sold for $676,000, which is below its previous purchase price.
- ▪It was initially listed for $830,000 and underwent several price reductions before selling.
- ▪The sellers plan to use the proceeds to upsize to a larger home valued at $1.1 million.
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Open this photo in gallery:This home in Toronto’s ‘Tiny Town’ has nearly 700 square feet of living space.eXp RealtyShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free Account819 Craven Rd., Toronto Asking price: $700,000 (March, 2026)Previous asking prices: $735,000 (October, 2025); $830,000 (June, 2025) Selling price: $676,000 (April, 2026) Previous selling prices: $749,000 (November, 2020); $430,000 (January, 2017) Taxes: $3,152 (2025) Property days on market: 207 Listing agents: Darren Roopnarain and Denis Soldo, eXp Realty Open this photo in gallery:The house was gutted and upgraded around a decade ago.eXp RealtyThe actionThis semi-detached house does not have parking or a basement, but it offers nearly 700 square feet of updated living space and front and back…
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