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      • In 2023, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market navigated through a phase of recalibration, influenced by a blend of high borrowing costs and stringent mortgage regulations. Despite a buoyant demand driven by record immigration, the market's tilt was more towards rentals than home ownership.
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  2. 1 day ago · The City of Toronto’s average home price was $1,193,202, up 3.6% on a month-to-month basis, while it was down just 0.3% year-over-year. The median Toronto home price has risen 4.8% month-over-month to $948,000, bringing it 2.1% higher year-over-year.

  3. Jan 3, 2024 · Real estate firm Royal LePage is forecasting a six per cent rise in the average home price in the Greater Toronto Area by the end of 2024, and a 4.5 per cent rise in Ottawa.

  4. Up-to-date real estate trends & stats for Toronto. Research sales history, average house & condo prices, current listing inventory, and total active listings.

    # Beds
    Jun 03 - Jul 01
    3 Mo Ago
    6 Mo Ago
    2 Bd
    $1.1M -8%
    $1.1M
    $964K
    3 Bd
    $1.4M -4%
    $1.4M
    $1.3M
    4 Bd
    $2.3M +1%
    $2.3M
    $2.0M
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    $3.5M +8%
    $2.7M
    $2.7M
  5. The average home price in Toronto in May 2024 is now the highest it has been since June 2023, with the GTA’s average home price at $1,165,691 and the City of Toronto’s average home price at $1,193,202.

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    • Remax 2023 Toronto Housing Forecast

    There doesn’t seem to be a consensus about sales and prices for 2024. Royal LePage is predicting a rise of 6% in GTA home prices by the end of the year. REMAX is predicting a 3% decline in home prices for the GTA region in 2024. New home construction is dropping given persistent high rates, and economic uncertainty and that many communities will no...

    TRREB reports that 5607 home sales occurred in February 2024, an increase of 17.9% vs Feburary 2023, although sales have slowed from the previous two months. Home price grew 1.1% to an average of $1,108,720 and the HPI price index rose .4% YoY, and were up slightly vs January. TRREB’s Chief Market Analyst Jason Mercer expects rate cuts in the 2nd h...

    While market is optimism is improving for Toronto area Realtors and for buyers and sellers, this promising spring market could cause the Bank of Canada to delay rate cutting. Increased spending by the Federal government may increase inflationary pressures. Home prices and rent prices are an important component of inflation in Canada. The Bank of Ca...

    A few months ago BoC governor Tif Maklam said rates were restrictive enough and could preclude any more hiking of their key lending rate. A Reuter’s poll of Canadian economists suggested that the Bank of Canada will start cutting interest rates in April as inflation and the economy slow, and they forecasted that base borrowing costs will drop by at...

    As the chart reveals, price rises for single detached homes have been steepest in Brampton, East Gwillimbury and Orangeville. Over the previous 7 years, home prices have increased the most in Burlington, Brampton, Milton, E Gwillimbury, Oshawa and Uxbridge. Given availability limits, these communities might once again see price surges in 2025/2025....

    Remax forecasts home prices in Toronto will fall 11.8% by end of 2023 and only 5% in Mississauga. Right now is a good time time to sell your home. just before an expected drop this winter and spring. And you can sell your home fast with perhaps no commission, or sell it for more using a Realtor with a strong digital marketing strategy. The Toronto ...

  6. Jun 18, 2024 · The Canadian housing market in May 2024 has shown mixed signals. The market appears to be cooling off, with the national average and benchmark home price slightly declining compared to the previous month and year.

  7. Jan 10, 2024 · Market Report | December 2023. In 2023, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market navigated through a phase of recalibration, influenced by a blend of high borrowing costs and stringent mortgage regulations.