TorontoMLS displays the listings found by your search in a simple one line format.
You can sort the list by any column; e.g., by Type.
You can also perform a multi-level sort, by up to three columns; e.g., by District; within District by Type; within Type by List Price.
You can sort in either Ascending (Increasing)
order 
, or in Descending (Decreasing) order 
.
The objective of a multi-level sort is to group listings logically. An example of good sorting structure for a listings search is: first sort by District, then by Type, then List Price. Your search results are organized in a few large groups (by District). A poor example of multi-level sorting is: first sort by List Price, then by Type, then District. Although List Price may be the highest priority to the buyer, the organization of your search results list using price as the first sort field, results in almost as many groups as there are listings.
Click on any column heading to sort it in ascending order. Click it again to sort in descending order.
You can sort by up to three columns. The first sort is the broadest category, within which the other columns are sorted. The second sort is the next-broadest category, within which the narrowest category is sorted.
Click Multi-Level Sort.
At First, sort by, choose the column that represents the broadest category of interest. Then choose Increasing or Decreasing order.
At Then, sort by, choose the column that represents the next-broadest category of interest. Then choose Increasing or Decreasing order.
At Finally, sort by, choose the narrowest category you want to sort by. Then choose Increasing or Decreasing order.
Click Sort to sort search results; or Clear to discard your choices.
