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.
October 19, 2026
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Toronto’s affordability landscape shifted slightly in Q2, with the overall measure dropping by about 1 point to around 64%—still positioning our city among the least affordable in the country. Most of the relief came from...