Toronto’s housing market is showing early stabilization signs as spring begins, with modest monthly sales gains following several months of decline.
Resales rose 1.4% MoM in March, marking the first increase in 5 months and hinting at improving activity.
Active listings declined 8% yearly, reversing a long period of inventory build-up that peaked at multi-decade highs.
Despite this, the market remains soft with cautious buyers and strong seller competition keeping conditions balanced.
Home prices continue to fall, with the MLS HPI down 0.6% MoM and 7.4% yearly, and further near-term declines expected.
July 13, 2026
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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...