Toronto’s housing market is forecasted to see prices fall by 4% and sales decline by 5% by year-end 2025.
The region remains a buyer’s market, though affordability is improving as rates ease and prices adjust.
Sellers are lowering expectations, while first-time buyers return with family support.
Economic uncertainty continues to weigh on consumer confidence, keeping activity subdued.
Further rate cuts in late 2025 may support a gradual market rebound heading into 2026.
Toronto board of trade urges Ontario to amend zoning and building code rules to spur housing growth
As someone dedicated to guiding clients through every aspect of real estate and home inspection, I pay close attention to the changes that affect our housing market. The Toronto Board of Trade is highlighting a...