Prices corrected ~25% since 2022, but slowly—no panic, just hesitation.
Jobs feel shakier, rates still high—confidence matters more than affordability.
Even with lower rates, monthly payments remain 30% higher than pre-pandemic.
The next price move won’t be explosive—it’ll be quiet, slow, and selective.
This isn’t a crash—it’s a reset, rewarding patient buyers and realistic sellers.
February 26, 2026
Toronto Housing Hits Five-Year Reset
Toronto’s average home price dipped to $973,289, falling 6.5% year-over-year, first sub-$1M since 2020. Pandemic-era price growth is gone, pushing Canada’s priciest markets back to late-2020 levels. Mortgage stress is rising as renewals hit higher...
