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Toronto Mortgage Calculator

Free Toronto mortgage calculator with Ontario land transfer tax, Toronto municipal LTT, and GTA housing data. Calculate monthly payments for Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, and all GTA cities.

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Input Mortgage Details here. Results will update instantly.

The total purchase price of the property.
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Minimum 5% for homes under $500K, 10% for $500K–$999K, 20% for $1M+
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20.0% of home price
Current Canadian mortgage rates range from 4.5% to 6.5%. Uses semi-annual compounding as per Canadian standard.
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Fixed: Your rate stays the same for the entire term — predictable payments, protected from rate increases.

Variable: Your rate moves with the Bank of Canada prime rate — historically lower, but payments may change if prime changes.

Rate locked for the full term — stable, predictable payments

The term is how long your current rate and conditions are locked in (e.g. 5 years). At term end, you renew at the prevailing rate. This is different from the amortization period, which is the total time to pay off the mortgage.

How long your rate is locked in before renewal

The total number of years to fully pay off your mortgage. Longer amortization = lower payments but more total interest. Maximum 25 years for insured mortgages (down payment < 20%).

Total time to fully pay off the mortgage

Monthly Payment
$5,173
Based on 25-year amortization · 5 Years term locked in
Total monthly with taxes & insurance: $5,956
Mortgage Amount
$868,000
Total Interest
$683,771
Total Cost
$1,551,771
Monthly Payment
$5,173
LTV Ratio
80.0%
Total Payments
300

At End of 5 Years Term

After your 5 Years term expires, you will need to renew your mortgage at the prevailing rate. This shows your financial position at that renewal point.
Balance at Renewal
$771,230
Amount to renew
Equity Built
$313,770
28.9% of home value
Principal Paid
$96,770
During term
Interest Paid
$213,584
During term

💡 After your 5 Years term, you will renew the remaining $771,230 balance at the rate available at that time. Shopping for the best renewal rate can save you thousands.

🔒 Fixed Rate — Stress Test

Your Contract Rate
5.25%
Locked for term
Qualifying Rate (Stress Test)
7.25%
max(rate + 2%, 5.25%)

🏛️ The federal mortgage stress test requires you to qualify at the higher of your contract rate + 2% or 5.25%, regardless of your actual rate. This ensures you can handle future rate increases.

Full Amortization Breakdown

Principal$868,000
56% of total cost
Total Interest$683,771
44% of total cost
Monthly property tax: $600
Monthly insurance: $183
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Toronto Housing Market Data

Avg. Home Price
$1,085,000
Greater Toronto Area
YoY Price Change
+1.8%
Year over year
Avg. Days on Market
22 days
GTA average
Sales-to-Active Ratio
22%
Balanced market
Benchmark Condo
$695,000
City of Toronto
Benchmark Detached
$1,485,000
City of Toronto
Land Transfer Tax
~3%
Provincial + Municipal
Property Tax Rate
0.67%
City of Toronto 2024
Average Home Price
$1,085,000
Average Condo Price
$695,000
Average Detached Price
$1,485,000

Toronto Property Tax & Transfer Tax

Property Tax Rate: Approximately 0.67% of assessed value annually (avg. $7,200/year on average home). Ontario Land Transfer Tax applies plus Toronto Municipal Land Transfer Tax (double LTT). On a $1M home, total LTT is approximately $32,950. First-time buyers get a rebate up to $8,475 (provincial) + $4,475 (municipal).

Toronto first-time buyers can access the Ontario First Time Home Buyer Incentive and the federal First Home Savings Account (FHSA) for up to $40,000 in tax-free savings.

Toronto Homebuyer Guide

Toronto Housing Market Overview

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is Canada's largest real estate market with over 6 million residents. The City of Toronto proper has some of the highest prices, while the 905 region (Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan) offers more affordable options. Condos dominate the Toronto core, while detached homes are more common in the suburbs.

Toronto's Double Land Transfer Tax

Toronto is unique in Canada for charging both provincial Ontario Land Transfer Tax AND a Municipal Land Transfer Tax. On a $1 million home, you'll pay approximately $16,475 (provincial) + $16,475 (municipal) = $32,950 in total land transfer taxes. First-time buyers receive rebates of up to $8,475 (provincial) and $4,475 (municipal).

Toronto Mortgage Qualification

Toronto's high prices mean many buyers need larger down payments or co-signers. The federal stress test requires qualifying at 5.25% or your rate + 2%. Consider the First Home Savings Account (FHSA) for tax-deductible contributions up to $8,000/year ($40,000 lifetime). The RRSP Home Buyers' Plan allows up to $35,000 per person.

Toronto Neighbourhoods by Price

Most affordable: Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, and the 905 suburbs. Mid-range: East York, Leslieville, The Danforth, and Mimico. Premium: Forest Hill, Rosedale, The Annex, and Yorkville. Condo hotspots: Downtown Core, Liberty Village, King West, and Distillery District.

Toronto Property Tax

Toronto's property tax rate is 0.67% of assessed value (MPAC assessment), one of the lowest rates in the GTA but applied to very high property values. A $1 million home pays approximately $6,700/year. The City also charges a Municipal Accommodation Tax and various development charges for new builds.

Toronto First-Time Buyer Programs

Programs available to Toronto first-time buyers include: Federal First Home Savings Account (FHSA), RRSP Home Buyers' Plan ($35,000/person), Ontario First Time Home Buyer Incentive (shared equity with government), and the Toronto Affordable Home Ownership Program for eligible buyers.

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Toronto Closing Cost Estimator

Estimate your total closing costs including land transfer tax, legal fees, title insurance, and more — with first-time buyer rebate support.

About Our Toronto Mortgage Calculator

Our free Toronto mortgage calculator uses current Canadian mortgage standards including semi-annual compounding as required by the Bank Act. Enter your home price, down payment, interest rate, and amortization period to instantly calculate your monthly, bi-weekly, or weekly mortgage payments.

The calculator automatically accounts for CMHC mortgage insurance if your down payment is less than 20%, which is required for all insured mortgages in Canada. It also allows you to include Toronto's property taxes and home insurance for a complete picture of your monthly housing costs.

Disclaimer: All calculations are estimates for informational purposes only. Actual mortgage terms, rates, and payments will vary based on lender requirements, credit profile, and market conditions. Consult a licensed mortgage professional for personalized advice. No data entered on this site is collected or stored.