Prices expected to remain weak or decline in early 2026, especially in high-density segments, before stabilizing toward late-year recovery.
Sales activity gradually rebounds from historically low levels, driven mainly by pent-up demand rather than strong economic expansion.
Housing starts fall to near multi-decade lows, especially condos, limiting future supply but reflecting current weak developer confidence.
Elevated inventory keeps market conditions buyer-friendly, constraining price growth despite improving affordability and lower borrowing expectations.
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...