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York Region home prices jump 2.1 per cent to $1.13 million in February 2026
The average home price in York Region was $1.13 million in February 2026, up 2.1% from January but down 9% year-over-year. Sales totaled 683 with 3,704 active listings. Detached houses averaged $1.47 million, semi-detached $999,147, attached $1.05 million, townhouse-style condos $748,960, and apartment-style condos $571,250. Prices rose significantly compared to February 2016 across all home…
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GTA Home Sales and Prices Decline Again | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips
February 2026: 3,868 resale sales, extending a year-long correction across condos to luxury homes. New listings ↓17.7% to 10,705 as potential sellers also moved to the sidelines. Prices ↓: benchmark ↓7.9% yearly; avg price ↓7.1% to $1,008,968; all ↓ vs January. TRREB cites buyers waiting: >100,000 holding off, seeking trade news and clearer economic signals.…
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GTA Home Prices Declined 7.1% | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips
February 2026: 3,868 sales; new listings ↓17.7% to 10,705. Benchmark HPI ↓7.9% yearly; avg price ↓7.1% to $1,008,968. Seasonally adjusted, sales, listings, benchmark, and avg price were all ↓ vs January. Officials cite buyers waiting for prices to level off, trade news, and clearer economic signals; >100,000 holding off.
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Cheapest neighbourhoods for homebuyers in Greater Toronto Area last month
Home prices in the Greater Toronto Area remain lower than a year ago, with the average selling price down 7.1% to $1,008,968 and the composite benchmark price down 7.9%. The least expensive neighborhoods are mainly in areas with many condos, such as central Mississauga, where the median price was $475,000. Brampton’s Queen Street corridor had…
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Toronto Condo Market Faces Another Slump | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips
Average condo price now $626,650, down from just under $800,000 four years ago. GTA condo sales last month ↓ to 1,088, more than 60% lower than four years earlier. In $700K-$800K range, sales went from 784 in Feb 2022 to 88 in Feb 2026. Preconstruction buyers may owe up to hundreds of thousands if appraisals come…
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Toronto Home Prices Offer New Opportunities for Buyers
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell 6.3% in February, with 3,868 homes sold, and average prices dropped 7.1% to about $1 million. New listings decreased 17.7%, and total active listings fell 2.4%. Buyers are waiting for prices to stabilize and positive trade news before purchasing. All property types saw sales declines, with condos…
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Toronto Housing Market Poised for New Opportunities This Spring
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area declined 6.3% year-over-year in February, with average prices down 7.1% to about $1 million. New listings fell 17.7%, reducing inventory by 2.4%. Buyers are waiting for prices to stabilize, but constrained supply may increase competition and prices later. All property types saw fewer sales, with condos dropping 12%.…
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GTA Housing Feels Sharper This Year: Here’s Why | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips
GTA’s mood shifted in 2026—less reacting to change, more confidently settling into it. Cranes still dominate the skyline, but development now emphasizes integration over nonstop expansion. Housing costs remain tough; average GTA home prices hover near $1 million in 2026. Toronto’s 2026 mood feels pragmatic: slower housing growth, steady demand, and cautious confidence about the…
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Canadian Rental-Housing Market at ‘Critical Transition Point’
Canada's rental market is stabilizing with a national vacancy rate of 3.1% and an 18% decline in immigration, easing pressure on renters. However, apartment starts dropped sharply in Toronto and Vancouver, and project cancellations surged, risking a supply shortfall by 2028–2030. AI use in rentals is limited, with landlords benefiting more than renters. The market…
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Why 2026 Is Toronto’s Best buyer Market in Decades | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips
Pre-construction condo sales fell to levels not seen since the 1990s; delays rise and launches get more selective. GTA avg prices stabilizing between $1M and $1.03M, with historically high inventory and modest growth. Condo oversupply: small units start ~$400K; larger 2-3 bedroom units span $600K to $1.2M. Key risks: appraisal gaps, slowed assignment sales, renewals…