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October 2023 Toronto Resale Market Report November 10, 2023 Lack of affordability and uncertainty remained issues for many would-be home buyers in Toronto in October 2023. As a result, sales edged lower compared to last year. However, selling prices remained higher than last year’s levels. Record population growth and a relatively resilient Toronto economy have kept the overall demand for housing strong. However, more […] Read More
Toronto Condo and Loft 2023 Q3 Market Statistics Released November 8, 2023 The Toronto condo and loft market became much more balanced over the past year. While Q3 2023 Toronto condo and loft sales were up year-over-year, growth in listings far outstripped growth in sales. The result was the average price edging lower providing some relief in the face of higher borrowing costs. There were 4,415 condo […] Read More
September 2023 Toronto Condo and Loft Resale Report October 10, 2023 The impact of high borrowing costs, high inflation, uncertainty surrounding future Bank of Canada decisions and slower economic growth continued to weigh on Toronto condo and loft sales in September. However, despite the market being better-supplied with listings, the average selling price was up year-over-year. The short and medium-term outlooks for the Toronto condo and […] Read More
Toronto Condo and Loft August Resale Statistics Released September 13, 2023 Higher borrowing costs, continued uncertainty about the economy and Bank of Canada decision making, and the constrained supply of listings resulted in fewer Toronto condo and loft sales in August 2023 compared to August 2022. The average selling price remained virtually unchanged over the same period. On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, sales and average […] Read More
Interest Rate Hikes Off The Table With Weak Q2 GDP Growth In Canada September 5, 2023 Here is some positive news in the mortgage world that will be well received (especially for the variable rate mortgage holders). Rate Hikes Are Definitely Off The Table The Canadian economy weakened surprisingly more in the second quarter than the market and the Bank of Canada expected. Real GDP edged downward by a 0.2% annual […] Read More
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