The hottest news and analysis on Toronto real estate. Here’s where you’ll find the latest home prices, and trending issues on housing in the Six.
Toronto detached real estate is seeing demand decline, almost as quickly as it rose last year. Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) numbers for February show prices are falling. The price movement is expected, as higher inventory levels meet declining sales. Benchmark Prices Vary From A 9% Gain, To Declines Over 10% The prices of a […]
Toronto real estate continued to see a cooler market in February. Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) numbers show prices are still higher, but they’re tapering fast. This occurred as sales declined, and inventory climbed for the eleventh consecutive month. Toronto Real Estate Prices Are Seeing Gains Taper The sale price of a home is still […]
Greater Toronto real estate prices have been soaring largely due to the perception of a shortage of land. Researchers from Neptis, a non-partisan urban research foundation, argue there’s plenty of land however. We’re not even using much of the land earmarked for development.
Toronto real estate prices are diverging, with detached prices dropping while condos are hitting new all-time highs. Is the gap between the two becoming too close?
Toronto condo prices just printed another all-time high, but is seeing gains taper. Here’s what you need to know about the numbers.
Teranet’s Toronto real estate price index has stopped declining, but there’s a little more to those numbers.
Toronto real estate prices have been soaring, but how much higher than they should be? The CMHC thinks almost 60% of the gains were unexplained.
Toronto’s detached real estate continues to explore where prices should be. Numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) show detached prices are starting to fall across Greater Toronto. The lower prices were accompanied by lower sales, and higher inventory. Sounds bad, but that means the market is now adopting healthy market mechanics. Healthy market […]
Toronto real estate set a quiet new record, with the first annual decline in median sale prices since the Great Recession.
Toronto real estate prices are still up, but higher inventory and less sales are putting a huge amount of downward pressure on price growth.
