First and foremost, Happy New Year!  We wish you and your family a healthy and happy 2026! Now let's dive into the numbers for the last month of 2025.  For buyers who have been watching from the sidelines, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's (TRREB) December Market Watch report continues to confirm that buyers are in control.  Rising inventory, easing prices, and slower sales aren’t early signals — they’re active forces reshaping... [read more]

The November Housing Market numbers are in and as the Greater Toronto Area settled into the chill of the winter, the housing market mirrored the season’s quietude. Home sales, new listings, and average selling prices all cooled compared to the same time last year, reflecting a market still blanketed by economic uncertainty. Like footprints paused in fresh snow, many would-be buyers remained on the sidelines, waiting for signs of a spring-like thaw in financial conditions. “There... [read more]

The TRREB Market Watch for September 2025 highlights a market in transition. While overall sales activity picked up compared to last year, a surge in new and active listings has given buyers more options. With inventory levels rising and homes staying longer on the market, average prices have slipped, signaling a more balanced environment across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Year-over-Year Highlights Here’s how September 2025 compared to September 2024: Sales: 5,592... [read more]

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market is continuing its shift toward a buyer-friendly environment this summer. According to the latest Market Watch report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), July 2025 brought a surge in listings, softer price points, and longer selling timelines—creating a landscape rich with opportunity for homebuyers and investors alike. Sales Rise, Prices Ease: Key Highlights from TRREB TRREB data reveals that REALTORS® facilitated... [read more]

The real estate landscape across the Greater Toronto Area is shifting in favour of buyers this summer. June 2025 brought a notable uptick in listings, softened prices, and longer market durations—creating a prime moment for those looking to purchase with confidence. More Listings, Fewer Sales: Momentum Shifts Data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) reveals 6,243 homes were sold in June 2025 across all TRREB districts—a dip of 2.4% compared to last year. While... [read more]