Market Data & Analysis
市场分析与数据：市场数据、趋势、价格对比、区域分析。 Market data, trends, price comparisons, regional analysis.
“0.7% Vacancy” Is Over: The Real State of GTA Rental Vacancy
Is GTA rental vacancy still 0.7%? The latest CMHC data shows vacancy has clearly risen and rent growth has slowed sharply — and what that means for both tenants and landlords.
Toronto vs Major US Cities: How Housing Costs Compare
The honest answer has two layers. On the sticker price, Toronto is not as extreme as the top US coastal markets: according to CREA (2026), the average Greater Toronto Area (GTA) home sold for about C$1.07 million in May 2026 (roughly US$760,000 at about 1 USD = 1.40 CAD); meanwhile, according to NAR
Will GTA Home Prices Fall Further in 2026?
Short answer: likely yes, but mildly, and this looks more like a slow bottoming than a second leg down. According to TRREB (2026), the average GTA selling price in May 2026 was $1,069,700, down 4.6% year-over-year, while CMHC (2026) forecasts the GTA aggregate price to fall roughly 4.5% year-over-ye
Reading TRREB/CREA Data Yourself: 4 Metrics That Tell You If It’s a Buyer’s or Seller’s Market
You don't have to wait for someone to interpret it for you — four metrics are enough. The two that matter most are months of inventory (MOI) and the sales-to-new-listings ratio (SNLR), cross-checked with average vs. median price and days on market (DOM). According to CREA (2026), an SNLR above 60% l
The Four Structural Pillars Behind Long-Term Real Estate Value in the GTA
Population and immigration, employment, legally protected land scarcity, and a multi-year supply shortfall—an evidence-based look at what supports long-horizon GTA housing value, plus an honest caveat that structural demand does not guarantee near-term price gains.
GTA Rental Market Outlook 2026: Vacancy Hits 3%, Rent Growth Cools — What Renters and Landlords Should Expect
CMHC's 2025 Rental Market Report (published Dec 2025) shows the GTA purpose-built apartment vacancy rate climbing to 3.0% and average two-bedroom rent at $2,034, up just 3.5% year over year — a sharp slowdown from 2023. Here is what the numbers mean for renters, landlords, and investors heading into 2026.
Average Price or Median Price? The Trap Hiding in Every Real Estate Headline
Boards like TRREB usually headline the average sold price, but the average is easily pulled up by a few luxury sales. The median is the price of the literal middle home and better reflects what a typical buyer feels. Here's the difference, the traps in each, and why CREA's MLS HPI benchmark is the most reliable read for trends.
The 2026 Detached Market Is Turning: Sales Up, Prices Still Soft — What That Means
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.
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