GTA AUGUST MARKET: SALES UP, LISTINGS SURGE


05 Sep | Buying

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market saw a lift in sales this August compared to last year, but the real story is the significant increase in available listings. Buyers are benefitting from greater choice across all market segments, while sellers are navigating a landscape where pricing strategy matters more than ever. What’s Happening in […]

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GTA SEES STRONGEST JULY HOME SALES IN FOUR YEARS


04 Sep | Buying

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market had its strongest July since 2021, and as REALTORS®, we’re seeing the shift firsthand. Buyers are stepping back into the market thanks to improved affordability, while sellers are navigating conditions that remain competitive yet stable. What’s Driving the Market? Lower borrowing costs and softer home prices are making […]

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TORONTO REAL ESTATE MARKET OUTLOOK: WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2025


10 Feb | Buying

The latest Market Outlook and Year in Review report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) provides valuable insights into what buyers, sellers, and investors can anticipate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market this year. With a well-supplied market and stabilizing economic factors, home price growth is projected to align with the […]

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MAY’S MITIGATION: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


06 Jun | Buying

The housing market saw continued low activity in May, especially compared to the brief surge in market activity seen last spring. Home buyers are eagerly waiting for relief in mortgage rates, and existing homeowners are hopeful for increased demand, indicated by a rise in new listings compared to the previous year. This has provided buyers […]

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A PROGRESSIVE MARCH: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


05 Apr | Buying

The latest report on March 2024 home sales through TRREB’s MLS® System shows steady progress in the real estate market despite the lower sales compared to March 2023. One of the contributing factors to this decline is the statutory holiday Good Friday, which fell in March this year instead of April last year. However, there […]

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A FEBRUARY RESET: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


06 Mar | Buying

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market experienced an increase in sales and new listings on an annual and monthly basis in February 2024, along with a rise in selling prices. This can be attributed to the region’s population growth and resilient economy, which have continued to support the demand for housing. Despite higher borrowing […]

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JANUARY’S POSITIVE ADJUSTMENT: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


08 Feb | Buying

The report on the housing market in January 2024 shows a positive start, with an annual increase in home sales as compared to January 2023. This increase is great news for homebuyers as the lower borrowing costs associated with fixed-rate mortgage products made it possible for them to own a home. Although the new listings […]

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LOOKING AHEAD THIS NOVEMBER – WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


05 Dec | Buying

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market experienced a decline in sales in November 2023 due to high borrowing costs and uncertain economic conditions. However, the number of listings increased from last year’s supply. The market saw flat selling prices year-over-year, as inflation and elevated borrowing costs impacted affordability. The housing market is sensitive to […]

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A TRYING OCTOBER – WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE MARKET?


06 Nov | Buying

The housing market in the GTA faced some challenges in October 2023. The main issue was the lack of affordability, which made it difficult for many potential home buyers to make a purchase. Due to this and the uncertainty, the sales decreased slightly compared to the previous year’s same period. However, the selling prices continued […]

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BANK OF CANADA HOLDS KEY INTEREST RATE STEADY AT 5%


25 Oct | Market Update

The Bank of Canada has announced that it will keep its target interest rate at 5%. This decision was made because the global economy is slowing down and growth is expected to slow down further. The bank has decided to continue its policy of quantitative tightening. This means that it is reducing the amount of […]

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