Best real estate apps for Toronto in 2026 (8 apps compared)

The best real estate app for Toronto in 2026 is Dibz: it shows every MLS® home for sale and for rent in Toronto and the GTA, and with a free account adds sold and leased prices, a value estimate with a range, listing history, drive times, rental filters by unit type and shared lists. HouseSigma is the best pick for sold-data depth, REALTOR.ca for national coverage, and Strata.ca, Condos.ca, Zolo, Wahi and Zumper each do one thing especially well.

Toronto moves fast. In the seven days to October 13, 2026, 2,597 new homes for sale and 2,688 new rentals were listed across the GTA and were still on the market. The app you use decides how quickly you see them and how much you know before you book a viewing.

Disclosure: Dibz is our product. We checked every app on October 13, 2026, ratings are dated, and our own limitations are listed too.

25,048Homes for sale

2,597For sale, listed in the last 7 daysStill on the market

13,973Homes for rent

2,688For rent, listed in the last 7 daysStill on the market

Source: Dibz analysis of active MLS® listings (TRREB, via PropTx), Oct 13, 2026

What makes a good Toronto real estate app?

• Every MLS® listing, updated quickly, for sale and for rent.
• Sold prices (with a free account, as TRREB requires) and listing history.
• A value estimate with a range, not just a single number.
• Local context: schools, commute, transit and neighbourhoods.
• Alerts that arrive fast enough to matter.
• Stability. In our read of 3,061 public reviews of HouseSigma and REALTOR.ca, crashes and slowness were the top complaint (357 reviews), ahead of redesigns that removed features (309).

The best Toronto real estate apps compared

	Best for	Sold prices	Value estimate	Rentals	iPhone rating (Canada)
Dibz	Everyday GTA search, buy or rent	Free account	Range + confidence	Filter by unit type	Beta on TestFlight
HouseSigma	Sold-data depth	Free account	SigmaEstimate	✓	4.8 (about 55,000)
REALTOR.ca	Canada-wide coverage	Generally not TRREB	—	✓	4.6 (about 127,000)
Strata.ca	Toronto analytics	✓	✓	✓	4.8 (247)
Condos.ca	Condo buildings	Free account	✓	Condos	2.4 (80)
Zolo	National search	GTA, verified account	Range	✓	4.5 (2,608)
Wahi	Co-buyers	Select areas	✓	—	4.6 (371)
Zumper	Landlord-posted rentals	Not applicable	—	✓	4.7 (8,306)

A dash means we didn't find the feature. Ratings change daily. Dibz on Android is on Google Play.

Source: Dibz review of each app and the Canadian App Store, October 13, 2026

1. Dibz: best overall for Toronto and the GTA

Dibz is a Toronto-built app on the live TRREB MLS® feed through PropTx. It covers Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton plus nearby cities such as Hamilton, Barrie, Kitchener, Guelph and Niagara, and it's designed for how people actually search here:

• One map, five markets: for sale, sold, for rent, leased and open houses, with a Buy | Rent switch.
• Sold and leased prices, listing history and price cuts with a free account.
• The Dibz Value Estimate with a likely range and confidence level, a rental estimate with yield, and estimates for addresses that aren't for sale.
• Toronto's 158 neighbourhoods, a draw-an-area tool, property lines on a satellite map, transit and schools with Dibz scores from EQAO results.
• Drive times from each home to your saved places, and a filter for homes within a set distance.
• Rental filters for basement, upper, main floor, whole house, room or condo, with pets from the MLS® field.
• Condo tools: other units for sale in the same building and what sold there.
• Discover, a swipe-through feed of homes for you; shared lists with a partner; follow a home for price drops and open houses.
• Alerts by push, email or both; Dibz AI and AI listing summaries; an Ontario mortgage calculator with land transfer tax.
• Search by MLS® number, five themes including dark mode, and no third-party ads.

When you're ready, message a licensed agent or book a showing in the app. Dibz is operated by HighPoint Homes Realty, Brokerage.

Honest limitations: Dibz is new and covers the TRREB MLS® area only. Its sold history goes back about two years. The Android app is on Google Play, the iPhone app is in beta on TestFlight while it's in App Store review, and the full app runs in any browser at dibz.ca.

2. HouseSigma: best for sold-data depth

HouseSigma has the deepest sold history of the Toronto apps, with SigmaEstimate, school and neighbourhood scores, rental-yield calculators and SigmaAI chat. It's the most-rated Canadian home search app on iOS. See HouseSigma alternatives and HouseSigma vs REALTOR.ca.

3. REALTOR.ca: best for coverage beyond the GTA

REALTOR.ca shows every MLS® listing in Canada with a reliable app, a draw-your-boundary map and calculators. In Toronto it generally doesn't show sold prices, and it has no value estimate. See REALTOR.ca alternatives.

4. Strata.ca: best for Toronto analytics

Strata.ca, a Toronto brokerage, launched its apps in July 2025. It shows sold history, property values, popularity rankings and the likelihood of multiple offers.

5. Condos.ca: best for condo buildings

Condos.ca is strongest on condo buildings: sales, price per square foot and history by building. Its apps are rated lower than its website experience. See Condos.ca alternatives.

6. Zolo: best for a national search with GTA sold data

Zolo covers Canada and shows GTA sold history once you verify your email. See Zolo alternatives.

7. Wahi: best for co-buyers

Wahi's co-buyer mode, Wahi Together, is built for couples, across six provinces. See Wahi alternatives.

8. Zumper: best for landlord-posted rentals

Zumper has thousands of Toronto rentals posted by landlords and property managers, with a commute filter and tour requests. Pair it with Dibz for MLS® rentals. See Rentals.ca alternatives.

New to watch

Royal LePage launched an AI-first app in June 2026, and HouseMe.ai, a Toronto startup, launched free AI reports on GTA listings in June 2026. Both are early, with few ratings so far.

Our recommendation

Most Toronto buyers do best with two apps: Dibz for everyday searching, sold prices, rentals and sharing with a partner, and HouseSigma or REALTOR.ca as a second opinion. Renters should pair Dibz with Zumper or PadMapper. First-time buyer? Start with our first-time home buyer guide for Ontario.

FAQ

What is the best real estate app in Toronto?

Dibz is our pick for Toronto and the GTA: every MLS® home for sale and for rent on one map, with sold and leased prices, value estimates, listing history, drive times, rental filters and shared lists for free with an account. HouseSigma is the best alternative for deep sold history.

Which Toronto real estate app shows sold prices?

Dibz, HouseSigma, Zolo, Strata.ca, Condos.ca, Zoocasa and Wahi (in select areas) show sold prices after a free sign-up. REALTOR.ca generally doesn't show TRREB sold prices.

What's the best app for renting in Toronto?

For MLS® rentals, Dibz, with filters for basement, upper, main floor, whole house, room and condo. For landlord-posted rentals, Zumper and PadMapper. See our Rentals.ca alternatives.

Is Dibz available on iPhone?

Yes, as a beta on TestFlight while the App Store version is in review: install the iPhone beta. It's on Google Play for Android, and it works in any browser at dibz.ca.

Are Toronto real estate apps free?

All eight apps here are free for buyers and renters. The ones that show sold prices ask for a free account because TRREB rules require it.

Sources

• HouseSigma on the App Store (Canada), REALTOR.ca on the App Store, Strata.ca, Condos.ca, Zolo, Wahi, Zumper
• Royal LePage's AI-powered app and HouseMe.ai (HousingWire)
• Market counts: Dibz analysis of active MLS® listings (TRREB, via PropTx), October 13, 2026. Reviews: Dibz analysis of public App Store and Google Play reviews, October 12, 2026.

This article is general information, not financial or legal advice. Features and ratings were checked on October 13, 2026 and may change.