Toronto Real Estate Inventory Up 110%, First Time Average Dips Negative Since 2009
Toronto real estate extends its losing streak for the sixth month in a row, as sales continue to slide while inventory builds.
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Toronto real estate extends its losing streak for the sixth month in a row, as sales continue to slide while inventory builds.
Toronto real estate is seeing price growth taper quickly, but condos just broke the downtrend. Is this the start of a reversal?
Toronto real estate is making some strange moves, with condo prices inching closer to detached homes. Here’s how that compares historically.
Toronto real estate has been slumping in the detached segment, and that continued in October with lower prices and higher inventory.
Toronto real estate is less than a point away from being in “crash” territory, and market mechanics are still broken.
Toronto real estate prices are taking its toll on homeownership rates, but the number of mortgages continue to rise.
Toronto real estate prices are being pushed higher by supply… to an extent. Let’s get you started with a 10,000 ft view of the numbers.
Toronto condo prices are still sky high, but declining sales and a roaring pre-sale market are tapering price growth quickly.
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Toronto real estate is seeing an explosion in detached inventory, which may be tapering price growth very quickly.