The Greater Toronto market continued to navigate through uncertainty in April, largely due to anticipation surrounding the federal election. Political tensions and trade uncertainties dominated headlines and captured national attention. GTA REALTORS® reported 5,601 home sales through TRREB’s MLS® System in April 2025 — a 23.3...
Economic uncertainties, particularly concerns about trade relationships with the United States, continue to dominate headlines. The multiple imposition and subsequent removal of tariffs have sent mixed signals across multiple industries, leading to uncertainty and hesitation among businesses and consumers alike. The housing sector i...
The Toronto real estate market initially started 2025 with a renewed sense of activity, as buyers who had been waiting on the sidelines began re-entering the market. Showings and general interest increased, and the freehold market was particularly active, signaling optimism in the sector.
The Torontorealestatemarket in 2024 was significantly influenced by high borrowing costs, which remained a substantial hurdle, stifling affordability and keeping many potential buyers—especially first-time buyers—out of the market. Despite this, a year-over-year increase of 16.4% in new listings provided buy...
The momentum seen in the latter half of August, driven by the anticipation of interest rate cuts, continued into September. The interest rate reduction served as another sign that the market is projected to improve. Many buyers and sellers are now focused on the fall market, traditionally considered the second-best time of the year...