Toronto Residential Realtors. Service Beyond The Status Quo
Toronto’s March real estate market was the third strongest ever. Sales volumes dropped compared to record setting March 2021. Prices increased by double-digits as Toronto’s sellers still held the balance of power due to limited supply. Last week, the federal government presented the 2022 federal budget where housing affordability was a major consideration. With strong immigration targets and Canadians already…
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It’s déjà vu all over again as we begin the year with Toronto’s real estate prices raging hot. Amidst a backdrop of fewer listings (according to Toronto Real Estate Board Market Watch January 2022 report, GTA saw the lowest level of listings in more than 2 decades), prices shot up 24% compared to January 2021. February is a month of forecasts…
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Toronto’s real estate market finished strong as prices increased by double digits across all segments. December volumes were down from historic highs of 2020. From an annualized perspective, prices and sales volumes were higher in 2021 lead by the freehold sector where prices grew by double digits. Sales volumes increased dramatically in the condo sector which saw 6% price growth. Stop…
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Continuing the tread that started in autumn, Toronto’s November real estate market sustained both month-on-month as well as year-over-year price increases across all key housing types. This was primarily attributable to tighter market conditions as new listings fell amidst strong demand. At the end of November, there was only 1 month of inventory in Toronto’s condo market and…
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While this update is meant to be real-estate related, on a larger scale, nothing is more important than the freedoms we have as a result of the lives lost and affected from defending their country. I was at a sporting event yesterday where everything stopped at 11am. The participants came together and took off their hats. We…
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Toronto’s autumn real estate started off with a bang as prices increased across the board. The freehold sector was especially strong as semi-detached and detached properties increased by 14% and 20% respectively. Meanwhile condominium apartment prices increased by 9% compared to a year ago. Sales volumes were down as supply tightened with a 32% drop in new listings. …
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Toronto’s August market was tighter than a year ago. Continuing the trend we saw in July, we were emerging from the lockdown and sales were picking up. One year later, sales volumes are lower as Torontonians are squeezing the last of the summer. New listings declined across all the different types of properties. As mentioned…
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Toronto’s July 2021 market was tighter than a year ago. This time last year, we were emerging from the lockdown and sales were picking up. Fast forward to July 2021 and sales volumes are lower as new listings declined across all the different property types. Our sense is that sellers are putting off selling their…
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At the midway point of 2021, June’s home sales were up compared to same time year ago as Torontonians adjusted to pandemic life. June prices stabilized in line with a robust first quarter as year to date sales transactions are almost double over the same period last year. (You will need to download images to see…
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With summer right around the corner and phase 1 of re-opening, we hope this message finds you well. Toronto’s May results were strong. The chart below which compares May 2021 to May 2020 are skewed as May 2020 results were mired by the full onset of the pandemic. More instructive is the 2021 month-on-month trends. …
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