Toronto felt a little introspective this November. The kind of month where the city zips up its jacket, squints at the skyline, and says, alright, what’s really going on here. Buyers were cautious, sellers were patient, and the whole market moved with a quieter confidence.

Home sales, new listings, and average prices all came in lower than the same...

Here’s the thing about the Toronto housing market: it’s a bit like a band getting back together after a long hiatus. The energy is building, some people are showing up early, and others are still waiting to see if it’s worth buying a ticket. But one thing’s for sure: the show isn’t cancelled.

This fall, the big story is interest rates. The Bank of C...

Not long ago, a friend of mine said, “So it’s a buyer’s market in Toronto now, right? That must mean buyers are scooping things up like crazy.”

I had to laugh. If only it worked that way.

Yes, by the numbers, we’re sitting in buyer’s-market territory. There’s more inventory on the market, especially condos, and sellers are competing harder for attent...