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Toronto Housing Market Offers More Affordable Options in 2025

Toronto home sales fell 0.4% in December, with benchmark prices dropping 0.7% to $962,000, continuing a year-long decline. Total sales in 2025 were down 11.2% from 2024, and prices fell 6.3%. Despite lower interest rates...

Toronto Buyers Benefit From Increased Home Listings in 2025

Home sales in the Toronto region fell 11.2% in 2025 to 62,433, despite a 10.1% rise in listings to 186,753. The average selling price dropped 4.7% to $1.06 million. December sales decreased 8.9% with prices...

January 22, 2026

Will Buyers Benefit Toronto Market Correction?

Toronto home prices forecasted to decline 4.5% in 2026 amid market adjustment. Average home price projected at $1,054,129, reflecting post-pandemic correction. Detached home prices decline moderately; affordability improves for first-time buyers. Condominium prices also affected;...

January 21, 2026

Can City-Led Housing Stabilize Toronto?

In 2025, 73% of Toronto housing starts were City-led or City-supported. Private builders slowed after home prices ↓ 25%, reflecting normal market cycle dynamics. Reducing development charges may help, but won’t trigger large housing start...

Opportunities Emerge as GTA, GGH Home Market Evolves

Housing starts in the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Golden Horseshoe dropped 34% in early 2025, with condo starts plunging 51%, while purpose-built rental starts rose 42%. Residential construction job losses are mounting, with 35,377...

January 19, 2026

How Will Toronto’s Stalled Housing Move in 2026?

Slide 1 Toronto home resales stalled in November—activity remains 25% below pre-pandemic levels. Slide 2 Inventory is high, sellers face competition, and prices are slowly drifting lower. Slide 3 Key drags: tariffs, job uncertainty, slower...

Rental vacancy rate falls in central Toronto: housing report

The Greater Toronto Area's purpose-built rental vacancy rate rose to about 3% in 2025, driven by lower international student enrollment and condo competition. Central and east Toronto saw slight vacancy declines, while north and west...

Toronto Homebuyers Enjoy More Affordable Prices and Options

Toronto's housing market remains weak with November home sales down 15.8% year-over-year and average prices falling 6.4% to just above $1 million. New listings dropped 4%, but active inventory rose 16.8%. Sales declined across all...

January 15, 2026

3% Vacancy Changes Toronto’s Rental Game

Toronto’s purpose-built vacancy hit 3% for first time since pandemic. Immigration slowdown and fewer international students reduced rental demand. Condo rental vacancies stayed tight at just 1%. Turnover rents declined, improving renter mobility across the...

January 14, 2026

How Is Durham Region’s Market Performing This Fall?

The avg home price in Durham Region fell to ~$852K in October 2025, ↓ 3% MoM. Prices are also down 4.2% yearly, showing continued softening. A total of 715 homes were sold, with properties taking...