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Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Industry advocates argued Ontario's temporary HST relief showed tax reductions can support affordability, sales activity, and confidence, and said permanent relief would better spur construction.
Builders were described as navigating higher material and labour costs, slow approvals, restrictive rules, and uncertainty, with taxes, fees, and levies a major burden.
The temporary program also faced rollout delays, as builders, developers, and buyers waited for rules and applications, limiting effectiveness while housing activity remained stalled.
Highrise condo projects were portrayed as especially vulnerable, because long development and construction timelines made short-term tax policy less effective for moving projects ahead.
The proposed long-term path for Ontario was permanent HST relief, ideally removing the tax on new homes, to help pursue 1.5M homes by 2031.

Markham — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing N13087922 — $13,000,000
2. Listing N13635668 — $8,988,000
3. Listing N13537014 — $8,800,000
4. Listing N13635912 — $8,499,000
5. Listing N13531450 — $7,988,000
6. Listing N13700454 — $6,488,000
7. Listing N13755792 — $6,088,000
8. Listing N13436972 — $6,000,000
9. Listing N13231694 — $5,490,000
10. Listing N13739910 — $5,488,000
11. Listing N13217692 — $5,280,000
12. Listing N13493592 — $4,980,000
13. Listing N13538856 — $4,680,000
14. Listing N13740482 — $4,500,000
15. Listing N13732034 — $4,380,000

Markham — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing N13087922 — $13,000,000
2. Listing N13635668 — $8,988,000
3. Listing N13537014 — $8,800,000
4. Listing N13635912 — $8,499,000
5. Listing N13531450 — $7,988,000
6. Listing N13700454 — $6,488,000
7. Listing N13755792 — $6,088,000
8. Listing N13436972 — $6,000,000
9. Listing N13231694 — $5,490,000
10. Listing N13739910 — $5,488,000
11. Listing N13217692 — $5,280,000
12. Listing N13493592 — $4,980,000
13. Listing N13538856 — $4,680,000
14. Listing N13740482 — $4,500,000
15. Listing N13732034 — $4,380,000

Markham — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing N13087922 — $13,000,000
2. Listing N13635668 — $8,988,000
3. Listing N13537014 — $8,800,000
4. Listing N13635912 — $8,499,000
5. Listing N13531450 — $7,988,000
6. Listing N13700454 — $6,488,000
7. Listing N13755792 — $6,088,000
8. Listing N13436972 — $6,000,000
9. Listing N13231694 — $5,490,000
10. Listing N13739910 — $5,488,000
11. Listing N13217692 — $5,280,000
12. Listing N13493592 — $4,980,000
13. Listing N13538856 — $4,680,000
14. Listing N13740482 — $4,500,000
15. Listing N13732034 — $4,380,000

Markham — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.

Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing N13087922 — $13,000,000
2. Listing N13635668 — $8,988,000
3. Listing N13537014 — $8,800,000
4. Listing N13635912 — $8,499,000
5. Listing N13531450 — $7,988,000
6. Listing N13700454 — $6,488,000
7. Listing N13755792 — $6,088,000
8. Listing N13436972 — $6,000,000
9. Listing N13231694 — $5,490,000
10. Listing N13739910 — $5,488,000
11. Listing N13217692 — $5,280,000
12. Listing N13493592 — $4,980,000
13. Listing N13538856 — $4,680,000
14. Listing N13740482 — $4,500,000
15. Listing N13732034 — $4,380,000