In May 2026 the average GTA detached home sold for $1,358,131, down 4.7% year-over-year, yet sales rose 9.0% — the strongest of any home type. Here's how to read the detached market's 'volume up, price down' divergence using TRREB data.
GTA condo prices fell 6.4% year-over-year to $639,468 in May 2026, yet sales are recovering and the Bank of Canada has held rates at 2.25%. Here's how to read TRREB's latest data and decide whether to buy a condo now.
From the 2022 rate hikes to the 2025 cuts, Canada's mortgage rates went full circle. A Toronto broker's five real lessons: the stress test, the renewal wave, fixed vs variable, and why your buffer matters more than the headline rate.
Beyond the condos listed on MLS, Toronto's market carries a large pool of “shadow inventory”: unsold pre-construction units, developer-held stock, completed-but-unlisted condos, and investor units waiting to list. Here's what it means, how big it is, how it differs from active listings, and what 2026 buyers and sellers should understand.
The Bank of Canada's policy rate raced from near-zero in 2022 to about 5% in 2023, then eased back to 2.25% and held there into 2026. Here's a review of the cycle and three practical lessons for homebuyers.
Bank of Canada rate trajectory, Canada's structural unemployment shift, and IRCC immigration quotas — three macro indicators plus two personal indicators. Complete self-assessment framework.
GTA 2021-2026 top appreciating neighbourhoods (Leslieville, Junction Triangle, East York, Beaches, Danforth, High Park), shared patterns, next winners.
GTA luxury home market analysis 2026 by neighborhood: Forest Hill, Rosedale, Bridle Path, Oakville, Lawrence Park, Markham Bayview, Mississauga West, Aurora. Price changes, inventory, and buyer composition.
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