A relatively small neighbourhood, prime Bloor West Village is located between Bloor Street in the south, Runnymede in the east, Annette in the north and Jane in the west. That leaves out a small area west of Jane to Humber River, which includes exclusive Baby Point. For convenience, I include in these statistics the area west of Jane and south (and including) Baby Point.

Bloor West Village is a family-oriented neighbourhood with good schools and easy access to public transportation and shopping. Majority of homes of Bloor West Village are similar in size and design, two-storey detached brisk dwellings with front porches, fireplaces, oak floors and trim. They were build between 1912 and 1923. Many of the original homes were updated and renovated. Beautiful oak and maple trees shade the streets.

Bloor Street is always busy with people walking, shopping and dining is excellent here, with many boutique stores and delis, fruit and vegetable markets, cafes and restaurants. Even from the most western part of this district it is not too long a walk to High Park. Subway line runs on Bloor with Jane and Runnymede stations serving the neighbourhood. Busses run on Jane, Annette and Runnymede.

Following are the statistics on sales in the area in 2006:

Sales of Bloor West Village detached homes.

	No	Average	Low	High
Sold price	88	$626,515	$330,000	$1,030,000
% list	88	100.7	89	118
Bedrooms	88	3.4	1	5
Washrooms	88	2.2	1	4
Days on market	88	18	1	70

88 detached homes were reported sold in 2006 in Bloor West Village. This number excludes five residences on Baby Point west of Humbercrest - these high sales would influence the averages for the area, and will be shown below. Bloor West Village detached homes were sold at prices ranging from $330,000 for small, 1.5-storey 2-bedroom home on Methuen to $1,030,000 for a new 4-bedroom home on Humbercrest. Two properties were sold over 1 million mark, the second on Riverside Drive.

Sales of Bloor West Village semi-detached homes.

	No	Average	Low	High
Sold price	12	$426,017	$315,000	$471,000
% list	12	100.9	95	114
Bedrooms	12	2.9	2	3
Washrooms	12	1.7	1	3
Days on market	12	18	5	70

12 semi-detached homes were sold in 2006 in Bloor West Village. Prices ranged from $330,000 for small and cute 2-bedroom home without parking to $471,000. Two homes were sold for $471,000 - a large renovated 3-bedroom semi on Evans and an updated triplex on Willard.

An upscale townhouse close to Bloor was sold for $715,000, and two detached duplexes sold for $500,000 and $650,000.

Sales of Baby Point homes.

	No	Average	Low	High
Sold price	5	$1,865,200	$1,625,000	$2,325,000
% list	5	100.8	93	109
Bedrooms	5	4.6	4	6
Washrooms	5	5.2	5	6
Days on market	5	19	8	47

A small and exclusive neighbourhood, Baby Point consists of just a couple of streets. Tall trees shade elegant residences and a good number of properties back to the Humber River. The neighbourhood features an easy access to the Humber River trail system, and has its own Baby Point Club with tennis courts, lawn bowling and community events. Five fine homes were sold in Baby Point. The most expensive was a Tudor residence sitting on a magnificent 75 by 284 feet ravine lot, overlooking Humber River.

If you wish to see statistics for your neighbourhood, please contact me. I will be glad to e-mail a report to you.