Muddassar Mannan - Realtor

09/12/2026

Some of the hottest real estate markets in the Greater Toronto Area
Keeping you updated on some of the most in-demand areas in the Greater Toronto Area: this year, home prices dipped 4.5% year-over-year, settling around $1 million. We’ve also seen a 6.8% decrease in sales, with active listings down by 22.3% and new listings dropping 17.3%. Despite these shifts, homes are moving faster than before as buyers look beyond the core to outer municipalities. As someone who tracks the GTA market closely at Royal Lepage Flowercity, I always keep an eye on these trends so you can stay ahead. For more insights, check out my latest market report.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/muddassar-mannan/1887140-Some-of-the-hottest-real-estate-markets-in-the-Greater-Toron

09/09/2026

Canada Data Week Sharpens Housing Outlook
This week, we’ve seen some key economic indicators shaping up in Canada—ranging from inflation data to housing and trade developments. For those of us following the real estate market closely, it’s especially notable that a major Real Estate group has just revised its 2026 outlook: instead of modest growth, they now anticipate national sales could dip slightly this year. Meanwhile, early Q3 readings on inflation and home sales are fueling discussions about the central bank’s next move—whether rates will stay steady through 2027 or if another hike is coming. There’s also an important trade deadline approaching, which could see nearly US$20 billion in Canadian exports facing significant US tariffs if negotiations falter. Plus, new numbers on housing starts, retail sales, and lending trends are giving us a clearer picture of construction, consumer spending, and overall market momentum. At Royal LePage Flowercity, staying ahead of these shifts is all part of providing an up-to-date market outlook.

09/08/2026

HST rebate continues to boost sales of new single-family homes in GTA but condo segment remains sluggish: report
The enhanced HST rebate—now up to $130,000—has played a major role in driving new single-family home sales across the GTA, with Ontario’s new home sales jumping 130% in Q2 2026 to 8,410 units. This uptick isn’t just a number; it’s fueling 17,300 construction jobs, preserving $2.8B in GDP, and maintaining $1.4B in government revenue. While the condo segment remains sluggish by comparison, these figures show how policy can impact our market landscape. As someone who’s always keeping an eye on the latest trends for clients, I find it fascinating to see how these shifts shape opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. For those interested, you can always check out the most updated market report for deeper insights.

09/08/2026

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09/07/2026

Ontario New Housing Shows Optimism
There are signs of cautious optimism in Ontario’s new housing market. Recent government measures have been met with a rise in home sales, and I’m seeing more proposed and enrolled new builds, which is always an early hint at construction momentum. As a real estate agent with Royal Lepage Flowercity, staying on top of these enrolment trends is key—builders tend to qualify homes before construction even begins, so it’s an important signal for buyers and sellers alike. Still, we can’t ignore that Ontario’s housing market remains fragile. Residential real estate insolvencies are still much higher than usual, so buyers face ongoing risks. If you’re purchasing a new freehold home, enrolling within 45 days can boost your deposit protection up to $100K and give you earlier access to warranty advice—an important safeguard in today’s market. Looking ahead, there’s reason to feel hopeful for the rest of the year: a potential rebound, more quality and affordable homes, and a continued focus on buyer protections.

09/06/2026

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09/05/2026

Brampton Homes Remain Affordable at $885,702 in July 2026
Here’s a quick look at Brampton’s housing market for July 2026: the average home price sits at $885,702—slipping 0.3% from June and 2.6% from last year. Sales activity, though, saw a 13.7% increase, totaling 498 transactions, while active listings dropped by 21.1%. Detached, semi-detached, and attached homes have experienced price declines, but townhouse condos came out strong with a 5.4% rise. On the flip side, apartment condos dipped by 7.5%. As a real estate agent at Royal Lepgage Flowercity, I keep a close eye on these shifts to provide the most current insights. For those following Brampton’s market, staying updated on these trends helps inform your next move.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/muddassar-mannan/1926319-Brampton-Homes-Remain-Affordable-at-%24885%2C702-in-July-2026

09/03/2026

Ontario Tax Relief Spurs New Homes

09/02/2026

GTA Market Cools as Prices and Sales Ease

09/02/2026