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1. www.blogto.com › 2023 › 12Is it a good or bad time to buy a condo in Toronto right now?

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   Dec 9, 2023 · Buying a condo in Toronto? The following guidelines may prove useful not only for making a successful offer but also setting yourself up for a successful closing.

2. toronto.citynews.ca › 2024/06/25 › inside-torontosInside Toronto's slumping condo market - CityNews Toronto

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   4 days ago · Last Updated June 25, 2024 11:43 am. There’s a record number of Toronto condominiums on the market right now, and despite record immigration, and an ever-worsening housing crisis, nobody seems to want to buy them. Diana Zlomislic is a housing reporter for The Toronto Star. “I think what happens with the central bank, whether they ...

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4. blog.remax.ca › navigating-torontos-condo-marketNavigating Toronto’s Condo Market: What You Need to Know

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   Nov 23, 2023 · The Toronto real estate market is flooded with condominiums. With single-family detached homes selling for north of $1 million, young families in North America’s fourth-largest city are choosing to purchase condo suites since they are still within reach.

5. torontorealtyblog.com › blog › how-is-the-condoHow Is The Condo Market Faring In 2023? | Toronto Realty Blog

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   Oct 17, 2023 · To understand how we got here, let’s look back at the Q3 data (July, August, September) for both the 416 condo market and the 905 condo market. Bear in mind that with our condo rental market feature here on TRB, we look specifically at C01 and C08, aka “downtown.”

6. trreb.ca › market-data › condo-market-reportCondo Market Report – TRREB

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   Apr 30, 2024 · The average condominium apartment selling price in the GTA was $693,754 in Q1 2024 – down by one per cent compared to $700,704 in Q1 2023. In the City of Toronto, which accounted for almost two-thirds of total condo sales, the average selling price was $723,186 – down by 0.5 per cent compared to Q1 2023.

7. www.realtor.ca › on › toronto7,433 Condos For Sale in Toronto | REALTOR.ca

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   What happened to condo sales in Toronto in 2023?

   • It has been a rough year for condominiums. Overall, new condo sales in Toronto have plummeted 47 per cent year-to-date in 2023, sliding to their lowest levels in about a decade. This comes one month after Altus Group data showed that condominium apartment sales in Toronto were 29 per cent below the ten-year average.

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   How much does a condo cost in Toronto compared to Q1 2023?

   • In the City of Toronto, which accounted for almost two-thirds of total condo sales, the average selling price was $723,186 – down by 0.5 per cent compared to Q1 2023. “As first-time buying activity increases with lower borrowing costs later this year and into 2025, inventory will be absorbed and market conditions will tighten.

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   Will Toronto condo market conditions tighten in the second half of 2024?

   • At the same time, TRREB Chief Market Analyst Jason Mercer warned that Toronto condo market conditions could tighten in the second half of 2024 despite industry conditions becoming more balanced over the last 18 months.

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   Should you buy a condo in Toronto?

   • There’s a record number of Toronto condominiums on the market right now, and despite record immigration, and an ever-worsening housing crisis, nobody seems to want to buy them. Diana Zlomislic is a housing reporter for The Toronto Star.

   Inside Toronto’s slumping condo market

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   How did the GTA condo market perform in 2024?

   • The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) condominium apartment sales increased moderately in the first quarter of 2024 relative to the first three months of 2023. However, over the same period the number of condo apartment listings increased by a greater annual rate. With buyers benefitting from more choice, the average condo selling price edged lower.

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   How much does a condo cost in Toronto?

   • But the average price for a Toronto condo located in the 416 tumbled nearly two per cent to $729,160. By comparison, detached home sales fell 1.5 per cent, and prices surged more than eight per cent to close to $1.719 million. It has been a rough year for condominiums.

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9. blog.remax.ca › a-look-at-the-toronto-condo-marketA Look at the Toronto Condo Market - RE/MAX Canada

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   Dec 22, 2023 · Overall, new condo sales in Toronto have plummeted 47 per cent year-to-date in 2023, sliding to their lowest levels in about a decade. This comes one month after Altus Group data showed that condominium apartment sales in Toronto were 29 per cent below the ten-year average.