July, 2026 - MOCEEREALTOR

Home sales are up 9.4% from last year in Toronto, here’s what this means for buyers

Toronto home sales rose 9.4% year-over-year in June, while new listings fell 12.9%, indicating a tightening market after two slow years. Lower prices, stable interest rates, and improved consumer confidence are encouraging buyers. Despite increased...

July 23, 2026

Toronto Affordability Improves as Condo Prices Fall | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

Toronto helped lead recent affordability improvement as weaker home prices eased buyer pressure, especially in condos, though the city still remained among Canada’s toughest markets. Sharply lower condo prices in Toronto rolled back much of...

July 22, 2026

Toronto Appraisal Gaps Persist as Prices Fall | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

Toronto homebuying activity recently ↑9.4% yearly, extending three straight monthly gains, even as prices kept easing and appraisal pressure stayed elevated for buyers and refinancers. In Toronto, falling values have limited refinance equity for some...

July 20, 2026

Ontario’s Under-$500K Share Is Rising | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

Ontario homes below $500K now make up nearly 24% of the market, up from 17% in 2022, pointing to a market rebalancing. Even with that progress, Ontario stayed far from decade-ago affordability: homes below $500K...

July 19, 2026

Oshawa Weighs a 483-Unit Housing Proposal | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

Oshawa received applications to amend the local plan, a step intended to facilitate a proposed 483-unit residential project within the city limits. The lands are generally located north and south of Britannia Avenue East, and...

Sales are up and listings are shrinking. Is now the time to buy a home in Toronto?

Canadian home sales rose 5.5% month-over-month in May, marking the first significant increase this year. In the Greater Toronto Area, sales increased 6.3% year-over-year, while average home prices fell 4.6% to about $1.07 million. Buyers...

July 17, 2026

Toronto Condo Affordability Resets | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

By Q1 2026, Toronto condo affordability had returned to 2019 levels as prices fell faster and incomes kept rising, improving conditions for sidelined buyers. Toronto households spent ~36% of pre-tax income on condo ownership in...

Condos in Toronto are now more affordable than in Montreal

Toronto condo prices have dropped to pre-pandemic affordability levels, with the affordability index at 36.1% of pre-tax income, below 2019's 38.5% but still above the recommended 30%. Montreal condos are now less affordable than Toronto's...

Improving housing affordability continues in most Canadian major markets

Canada's national housing affordability improved to a four-year best at 53% in Q1 2026, led by gains in Vancouver and Toronto, though both remain least affordable. Condo affordability nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels nationally, while...

July 13, 2026

Is Toronto’s Market Finally Stabilizing? | Reach out to me for buying or selling. First time? Call for a FREE consultation.

Toronto housing activity showed signs of stabilization after extended periods of weak buyer demand and cautious market sentiment. Increased inventory is providing more options for purchasers while reducing pressure from competitive bidding situations. Condo segments...

Month: July 2026