What if Toronto’s real estate market isn’t as unpredictable as most people think? When we look closely at 15 years of housing data, a clear pattern emerges — one that repeats almost like clockwork every single year.
The Seasonal Rhythm of Toronto’s Market Since 2010, Toronto has consistently followed a distinct annual cycle. New listings hit their lo...
Toronto’s housing market has taken a noticeable turn as prices continue to adjust through late 2025. According to the latest housing market update from Royal LePage, national home prices have remained mostly flat, while certain regions of Canada are showing distinct upward or downward trends.
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) remains a focal point of t...
Ontario is leading Canada’s real estate market — and not because of the Blue Jays. According to recent housing data, seven of the top eight best places to buy a home in Canada are in Ontario. While this might not surprise longtime residents, the numbers behind it reveal a fascinating story about shifting markets, buyer sentiment, and local demand.
The fall real estate season has kicked off with renewed momentum across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. September brought significant changes that are setting the tone for the months ahead—most notably in interest rates, buyer activity, and overall affordability.
Both fixed and variable mortgage rates dropped by more than one percent compared...
As we move deeper into the fall season, September’s market data offers one of the clearest pictures yet of how Toronto real estate is evolving. Lower prices, reduced interest rates, and an active level of inventory have created a unique setup for both buyers and sellers.
Across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), prices are down about 5% from last year...
Is Toronto’s condo market facing a repeat of the downturn that defined the 1990s? With new data emerging for September 2025, this question is top of mind for both investors and homeowners. By looking at historical patterns, current lending conditions, and buyer behaviour, we can better understand what the numbers are really telling us.
