The Market Is Moving Along… But Buyers Are Taking Their Time The latest numbers from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board show a market that continues to evolve at a measured pace. In May, GTA home sales increased by 6.3% compared to the same month last year, keep in mind last year were 20+ year low numbers so we really dont have anywhere to go but up from here. New listings declined by nearly 19%, this stat is the more important one for me, as we see inventory slowly decre

Data Via https://www.realosophy.com/ According to the February 2026 Market Watch report, we had 3,868 home sales, representing a 6.3% decline compared to February 2025. To put this in context our 25 year average since 2000 has been 6100 sales in February so we are down 37% from the average February. At the same time, new listings fell even more sharply to 10,705, down 17.7% year-over-year. Still we have a lot of inventory available for sale but it vary’s from home type and ar

The Big Picture: Activity vs. Availability Sales activity remains subdued across the GTA. Annual home sales in 2025 declined compared to 2024, with buyers clearly hesitant to commit amid ongoing economic uncertainty. According to TRREB who reported 62,433 home sales in 2025, down 11.2% year-over-year, and their lowest level in 25 years in the GTA . All this while new listings climbed to 186,753 — up 10.1% That imbalance — fewer buyers and more sellers — has been the defining

August usually feels like a sleepy month in real estate. Families head to the cottage, kids get ready for back-to-school, and the market...