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2 days ago · The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market saw inventory soaring to a decade high in May 2024, with 21,760 active home listings by month’s end. That comes amid a surge in new listings, while sales and home price growth are held back.
- Ontario Housing Market: Jun. 24th, 2024 Update - WOWA
The average home price in Toronto in May 2024 is now the...
- Ontario Housing Market: Jun. 24th, 2024 Update - WOWA
2 days ago · Greater Toronto’s real estate market continues to struggle, with recent data from Altus Group and BILD GTA indicating further declines in new home prices and record-low sales figures for May. The benchmark price for single-family homes fell to $1.61 million, a 7% drop from the previous year, while condominium prices decreased by 5% to $1.04 million.
5 days ago · 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.
1 day ago · According to an April report from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, residential real estate sales over C$4 million (US$2.92 million) in Toronto climbed 18% year-over-year in the first quarter.
3 days ago · For now, their report shows new home inventory still rising, with an increase of 20,427 new homes on the market in May — 16,845 condos and 3,582 single-family homes. At the recent pace of sales ...
3 days ago · Builders are unable to build at these elevated retail market prices. Tells you a lot about the state of housing in Canada. — Keeping it real (@Patrick30042459) April 24, 2024
4 days ago · 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 continually reduce the lending rate over the ...