Toronto Real Estate Market Update - February 2022
Posted on Feb 10, 2022 in Market Update
The number of sales were down substantially compared last year’s record result, but still the January 2022 result was the...
Toronto Real Estate Market Update - December 2021
Posted on Dec 13, 2021 in Market Update
“The Government must take coordinated action to increase supply, and to work towar...
Toronto Real Estate Market Update - November 2021
Posted on Nov 18, 2021 in Market Update
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) reached the second-highest level on record for the month of October. However, the inventory of homes for sale did not keep up with demand. The number of new listings was down by approximately one-third compared to October 2020. Market conditions tightened across all major home types compared to last year...
Toronto Real Estate Market Update - October 2021
Posted on Oct 07, 2021 in Market Update
September marked the transition from the slower summer market to the busier fall market in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Every year, we generally see an uptick in sales, average selling price and listings after Labour Day, and September 2021 was no different. Sales increased relative to August and were also at the third-highest mark on record for...
Toronto Real Estate Market Update - September 2021
Posted on Sep 15, 2021 in Market Update
While the market has taken its regular summer breather, it is clear that the demand for ownership housing remains strong. At the same time, the supply of listings is down. The result has been tighter market conditions and sustained competition between buyers, resulting in double-digit annual increases in selling prices.
"The fact that new listings w...
Toronto Real Estate Market Update - August 2021
Posted on Aug 12, 2021 in Market Update
“Demand for ownership housing has remained strong despite a pandemic-related lull in population growth. Of specific note is the condominium apartment market, which has seen a marked turn-around in 2021 with sales up compared to last year. First-time buyers, many of whom were slower to benefit from the initial r...