Market Watch 📉 A year-over-year look shows a clear slowdown. Comparing January 2025 to January 2026, both prices and the number of units sold have dropped substantially—reflecting continued buyer hesitation, affordability pressures, and a market still finding its balance. Data matters, and context is everything. ...
Continue ReadingJanuary 2026 GTA Market Update: A Market of Extremes by Property Type January 2026 showed what many buyers and sellers are already noticing: the market isn’t one segment anymore; it varies by property type and city. Across Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Oakville, Burlington, and Vaughan, freehold homes are selling well, while ...
Continue ReadingNovember 2025 Market Update Across the GTA, we’re seeing softer prices, fewer sales, and longer days on market as buyers take more time and inventory sits longer. ⠀⠀ Many property types—especially townhomes and condos—saw notable price adjustments, while some markets like Vaughan detached homes and Oakville condo townhouses held steady ...
Continue Reading1. Months of Inventory (MOI) Is Rising Most home types across these cities have between 4 and 7 or more months of inventory, with condos often seeing even higher numbers. More inventory means more options for buyers and downward pressure on prices. 2. Prices Are Falling in Many Segments While ...
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