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Real estate advertising

Real Estate Advertising Toronto

Reach people searching for property in Toronto, Canada, with keywords that name the place, the property type and the listing type.

Real estate advertising in Toronto is display advertising on the Canada country portal, canadahousingmarket.com, aimed at Toronto by naming it in a campaign’s keywords. Add a property type and a listing type and the ad follows the searches for that place, whether the reader is in Canada or abroad. This page sits under the Canada market page.

  • Follows Toronto searches by keyword
  • Reaches people searching from abroad
  • Research keywords first in the Keyword Planner

Keyword ideas for Toronto

Specific combinations show clearer intent than one broad word. These are patterns to start from, not a forecast: check them in the Keyword Planner before you commit budget.

  • Toronto, condo, sale
  • Toronto, condo, rent
  • Toronto, apartment, sale
  • Toronto, apartment, rent

Toronto within Canada

Toronto is reached through the Canada country portal. The Canada page covers the whole market; the places that sit alongside Toronto are Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Ottawa, and Vancouver.

Reach people searching Toronto from abroad

Search-location targeting follows the market being searched, not where the reader is sitting. Someone in another country who is looking at Toronto property is reached by a Toronto campaign, which is how overseas buyers, investors and relocating families are addressed.

Plan Toronto keywords before you spend

The Keyword Planner turns a place, property types and a listing type into keyword ideas, and counts how many matching searches were made on the portals over the dates you choose. Past searches are a guide, never a guarantee of impressions, clicks, enquiries or sales.

Common questions

Can I advertise Toronto property to people in other countries?
Yes. Targeting follows the market being searched, so a Toronto campaign reaches people interested in Toronto wherever they are reading.

More answers on the FAQ.