Toronto Market Update: Inventory Surges, Sales Slow
Latest market stats show increased signs of a market at a standstill.
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Latest market stats show increased signs of a market at a standstill.
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After six sluggish months, Toronto’s housing market finally turned a corner as sales surged 45% year over year for low-rise homes and 32% for condominiums in October.
While the Toronto area experienced an unseasonably warm September this year, the housing market remained cool.
What buyers and sellers do in September will set the tone for the rest of the season.
The Greater Toronto Area has a record 11,079 condominium units available for sale, the highest number of units for any month in any year.
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At the end of May, the Toronto area had 9,951 condominiums available for sale, the highest number of units for sale for any month in recent history.
Normally the busiest time of the year, soft demand for houses and a spike in condo listings stand out in last month's market statistics.
The latest stats are in for March 2024.
Latest data shows Toronto’s housing market remained competitive in February, but a significant increase in new listings is taking some heat out of the market.
The housing market in the Toronto area became far more competitive in January thanks to a rapid increase in the number of sales and moderate to no growth in the number of new...
The GTA’s housing market ended the year with the lowest number of home sales in over 20 years.
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The current high interest rate cycle, which started in 2022, has continued to push home sales in the Greater Toronto Area to historic low levels.
We are finally starting to see some inventory build up as listings start to increase while sales slow heading into the fall market.
Toronto’s housing market continued to cool as we moved towards the end of the summer season.
A closer look at weekly, rather than monthly numbers, reflects the same market slowdown being seen on-the-ground in the Toronto area real estate market.
A closer look at weekly, rather than monthly numbers, reflects the same market slowdown being seen on-the-ground in the Toronto area real estate market.
This was the first month since last June that saw house prices increase year-over-year.
A 20-year low in the number of homes being listed for sale is causing Toronto area house prices to rise again, despite today's high interest rates.
Amidst continuing historically low levels of home sales, the competition for houses is surprisingly intense in Greater Toronto Area (GTA) as demand outpaces listings.
In spite of historically low sales levels and high interest rates, the demand bottleneck typical of the first quarter is making its annual appearance.
Toronto area sales levels continue to hit historical lows, but low listing levels keep prices flat.
2022 home prices are up year-over-year, but this obscures a tumultuous year in which prices hit new highs at the start, fell sharply in the middle, and have stayed flat since.
Most recent market numbers from November show that prices in the Toronto area market are plateauing - for now.
Latest numbers continue to show a stalemate - for now.
September market numbers are out - and I review how they stack up against on the ground realities now.
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Average house price down to $1,285,222 in July, down 1% over last year, while average condo prices slid to $738,930, still 7% up over last year.
Latest market numbers show that Toronto's house and condo prices falling up to 20% from peaks earlier this year though staying slightly up year-over-year.
Early signs of a slowdown on-the-ground now strongly showing in the latest market numbers.
The slowdown we were first seeing on the ground over the past two months is now showing in the numbers.
While March 2022 housing market numbers were well above those of 2021 and 2020, there are some signs of cooling as average prices fall slightly from February.
The numbers for February continued to show a hot market.
Cold weather and snow storms in January did nothing to cool down Toronto’s red hot housing market.
Record year of 119,532 home sales, surpassing the previous record of 112,288 in 2016.
Colder weather has had no effect on Toronto’s red hot housing market which continued to show signs of heating up last month.
The Toronto Area real estate market once again posted strong numbers in October.
Average house prices jump up after months of holding steady as new listings remain historically low and average condo prices rise slightly.
A 56% decline from inventory levels year-over-year as the fall market is expected to remain as competitive as it has been this summer.
July's market numbers show that new listing supply for houses is falling faster than for condos.
The Toronto area market is still competitive and favouring sellers - but things are cooling down.
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The most important trend of note now is the start of a gradual cooling down in the market for houses across the Greater Toronto Area.
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The average rent for a condo across the Toronto area is down, while units for rent climb.
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