Slide 1: Toronto’s housing starts plunged 47% in 2025, shocking Canada’s largest real estate market.
Slide 2: Once the multi-family housing leader, Toronto now faces slowed construction and shifting momentum.
Slide 3: High prices and trade uncertainties with the U.S. have dampened Ontario’s housing demand.
Slide 4: Builders face mounting costs and regulations, slowing progress on new residential projects.
Slide 5: Toronto’s housing market is cooling, signaling a time for reflection and reform.
Toronto’s Housing Pipeline Surpasses 850,000 Units Milestone
Toronto's housing pipeline exceeds 850,000 units, but annual completions average only 17,000 to 25,000, revealing a significant gap between planned and delivered homes. Most units remain in early stages, with delays in approvals, financing, and...
