Real estate sign prices in
Toronto

A large share of Toronto listings never get a lawn sign at all. A downtown or midtown condominium unit has no front yard to stake, so the work moves to an A-frame at the building entrance on open house day and a directional at the nearest corner. Agents here often order the sandwich board first and the lawn sign second, which is the reverse of how the rest of the region orders.

Where there is a lawn it is usually narrow. Frontages in The Beaches, Rosedale and Forest Hill are tight, with mature trees and a city boulevard between the sidewalk and the road, so a sign set close to the walk is read and a sign set back at the porch is not. Check where the property line actually sits before the stake goes in.