Market Update

Toronto-Area House Prices Are Down a Third Since Peak. One Suburb Is Down 41%

Posted on Oct 07, 2026 in Market Update



Milton and Oakville, two suburbs west of Toronto, share a border. Since early 2022, the typical detached home in Milton has fallen 41% in the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's (TRREB) price index. In Oakville, it's down 28%.

Across TRREB's whole area, roughly the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), detached prices sit about a third below where they were...

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SEPTEMBER 2026: The Toronto Market Split in Half

Posted on Sep 03, 2026 in Market Update



Toronto real estate split down the middle in August. Here's what it means for you.


August didn't behave like one market. Detached, semi-detached and townhouse prices all ticked up from July. Condo prices kept sliding. If you've been reading the headlines and assuming the whole city moved in one direction, it didn't, and that split matters more than...

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JUNE 2026: The Market Is Shifting. Most People Haven't Noticed

Posted on Jun 08, 2026 in Market Update



Every month the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) releases its market data and every month the same thing happens: a hundred versions of the same post show up in your feed. Charts. Bullet points. "Now is a great time to buy!" Nobody reads them. Nobody saves them. They exist to fill a content calendar.
This is not that post.

Here is what the...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – MAY 2026

Posted on May 06, 2026 in Market Update



There’s a certain energy in Toronto right now.

Not loud. Not chaotic. More like people quietly circling back to ideas they parked last year. Moving closer to family. Finally getting out of the condo that suddenly feels too small. Looking at listings at 11:42 p.m. pretending they’re “just curious.”

This spring market feels different from the frantic y...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – February 2026

Posted on Feb 06, 2026 in Market Update



The Toronto real estate market isn’t buzzing the way it used to. No frenzy. No spectacle. Just a market showing its cards.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, scrolling listings late at night, or wondering why everything feels slower but somehow still intense, you’re not imagining it. The market has shifted its posture. Less flexing. More ho...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – January 2026

Posted on Jan 12, 2026 in Market Update


Toronto doesn’t sleep. It paces. It watches. It waits for the right moment, then it moves.

If you’ve been circling the idea of buying or selling, quietly lurking on listings at midnight, saving places you swear you’re “just browsing,” this market is speaking your language right now.

Less noise. More clarity. Fewer games.

The vibe right now


The Toronto...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – December 2025

Posted on Dec 04, 2025 in Market Update


Toronto felt a little introspective this November. The kind of month where the city zips up its jacket, squints at the skyline, and says, alright, what’s really going on here. Buyers were cautious, sellers were patient, and the whole market moved with a quieter confidence.

Home sales, new listings, and average prices all came in lower than the same...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – October 2025

Posted on Oct 06, 2025 in Market Update


Here’s the thing about the Toronto housing market: it’s a bit like a band getting back together after a long hiatus. The energy is building, some people are showing up early, and others are still waiting to see if it’s worth buying a ticket. But one thing’s for sure: the show isn’t cancelled.

This fall, the big story is interest rates. The Bank of C...

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – September 2025

Posted on Sep 04, 2025 in Market Update



Let’s talk about the Toronto housing market. Because nothing says “fun” like trying to figure out if buying a home is a brilliant idea or the financial equivalent of ordering sushi from a gas station.

This month? The market decided to be… well, complicated. Sales ticked up compared to last year, which sounds promising. But at the same time, listings...

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