Rates holding steady is supportive for buyers and sellers — no new shock to borrowing costs. The Bank is clearly in “wait and see” mode, watching inflation, trade, and domestic demand. Weak near-term growth suggests no rush to raise rates, which helps maintain buyer confidence. Improved employment is a positive sign, but caution remains — expect steady, not explosive, market activity. If growth improves in 2026 as forecast,... [read more]

Why Patience Matters Pricing isn’t the only factor at play—patience is also key. A longer time on the market doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong with your home. In many areas, it’s simply the new normal. The average days on market have increased, and sellers should expect the process to take longer than it might have in past years. That said, patience doesn’t mean sitting back and doing nothing. The most successful sellers stay... [read more]

Toronto’s real estate market in 2025 is marked by resilience and cautious optimism. After years of volatility—fueled by pandemic-era migration, interest rate swings, and inflationary pressures—the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market has begun to stabilize. This year, demand remains strong, particularly in the face of population growth driven by record-high immigration levels and interprovincial migration. The result: persistent upward pressure on home prices, especially... [read more]

Real Estate Prices Moderate The average selling price in the Toronto area was $890,284 through May 14, up 17 percent from a year earlier, yet down 3.3 percent from the full month of April. The annual price gain is down from 25 percent in April and 33 percent in March. Toronto has seen yearly price growth every month since May 2009. The last time the city saw gains of less than 10 percent was in December 2015.  Bloomberg News [read more]

Economists at TD bank are predicting a positive outlook for Canadian House Prices. In a recent article by Huffington Post they commented that prices may rise by 6% by the end of the year. [read more]