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10/09/2026

Ending the week off strong! 💪🏼

Who will be our next 5 star success story? 🌟

10/07/2026

Let’s celebrate Leanne’s milestone of 4 years with the Anchor & Stone Real Estate Team (formerly the Rehman Real Estate Team).

Four years of dedication, hard work and being an important part of our team. Your commitment and care doesn’t go unnoticed.

We’re so grateful to have you alongside us and to see all that you continue to accomplish.

Happy anniversary Leanne, thank you for everything you bring to the table. Here’s to many more years to come!

10/07/2026

September numbers are in for the GTA, and the market looks to be in a holding pattern.

Home sales came in at 5,040, down 9% from September last year. New listings fell 14.4%, and active listings were down 9.3%.

So fewer homes are coming to market, and fewer deals are getting done. The important point is that supply and demand are both moving lower at roughly the same time. That helps explain why the market can feel slower without necessarily becoming dramatically more favourable to buyers.

The average GTA home sold for $1,006,409, down 5.1% from a year ago. Days on market held fairly steady, with the average for sold homes at 34 days versus 33 last year.

The slowdown isn’t just a year-over-year story. On a seasonally adjusted basis, sales and new listings were both down from August, and the average selling price edged lower as well.

The softness showed up across every segment:

- Detached sales were down 8.7%
- Semi-detached sales fell 8.2%
- Townhouse sales dropped 12.8%
- Condo apartment sales were down 7.8%

Condos are worth watching. The average condo price was $605,257, down 7.7% from last September, a steeper drop than the overall market. Average prices can shift with the mix of units sold, so I wouldn’t read that as a pure change in value.

There’s also a split between Toronto and the surrounding regions. Detached sales fell 4.0% in the 416 compared with 10.3% in the 905, while the average condo price dropped 6.1% in the 416 and 12.0% in the 905.

TRREB’s read is that buyers are waiting. Economic uncertainty, inflation and borrowing costs are weighing on decisions, even with significant pent-up demand from households that still plan to buy.

This isn’t a market where buyers have disappeared. It’s one where many appear to be waiting for more confidence before they act.

For sellers, pricing and positioning matter. For buyers, there may be opportunities, but patience and good information still count.

The GTA isn’t telling one simple story right now. If you’re thinking about buying, selling, upsizing or downsizing, let’s talk about what these numbers mean for your situation.

10/06/2026

Welcome to this beautifully upgraded home in the heart of Oshawa, offering the perfect blend of style, space and versatility.

This home is a great opportunity for a family looking to settle down or an investor looking for the newest addition to their portfolio.

From the moment you walk in, you’ll notice an abundance of natural light enhanced by pot lights that make this home bright and inviting after a long day.

Take a look around and fall in love with the tasteful upgrades, modern finishes and spacious rooms that make this home the one.

The finished basement provides excellent flexibility for an in-law suite, private home office, entertainer’s den or playroom. The choice is yours!

With three separate entrances, this home also offers great multi-unit potential.

Just a few steps away, you’ll find a Costco and NoFrills among many other shops and restaurants. UOIT, Oshawa Centre, Highway 401, GO station, parks, entertainment and more are all conveniently located nearby.

This home also features brand new windows & a brand new roof. It’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss!

Send us a message or give us a call for more information!

09/22/2026

A new season has arrived, bringing crisp mornings, changing leaves and all the cozy comforts of home.

Here’s to a beautiful season ahead. Happy first day of fall!
🍎🍂☕️🪵🍪

09/15/2026

Our team is once again being recognized for our services and accomplishments in the community of Georgetown!

We need your help. Can we count on you to nominate us into the finals?

It only takes a few seconds!

All you have to do is vote for Anchor & Stone Real Estate Team at https://linktr.ee/anchorandstone.ca.

That’s it!

Thank you to every single one of our clients, friends and family members who help us do what we love to do. Your trust means the world to us!

09/08/2026

August numbers are in for the GTA and the market is getting more interesting.

The number of homes available for sale continues to shrink. New listings were down more than 14% compared to last August, while active listings fell over 11%.

But there’s an important wrinkle: sales were also down 2.1%.

So this isn’t simply a story of demand surging. It’s a story of less choice. TRREB says the reduced inventory is limiting the number of transactions in some neighbourhoods, while buyers are facing more competition for the homes that do come to market.

Prices are still below last year’s levels. The average GTA home sold for $993,410, down 2.7% year over year. The pace of the average price decline has moderated compared to July (which was down 4.5% year-over-year) but that improvement isn’t showing up evenly across property types.

Detached homes remained relatively resilient, with sales essentially flat and average prices down just 1.8%. Condo apartments told a different story: their average price decline actually widened, from 2.3% year-over-year in July to 3.6% in August, even as condo sales stayed roughly flat.

Last week, the Bank of Canada also announced their policy interest rate remains unchanged as they once again hold it at 2.25%.

TRREB’s message to buyers is particularly interesting: if inventory keeps tightening and prices begin to firm up, buyers may face a trade-off between waiting for greater economic certainty and purchasing before prices move higher.

We’re not back in a runaway seller’s market. Buyers still need to be selective and homes are taking slightly longer to sell than they did a year ago, as average days on market rose to 35 from 33.

But the market has changed. There is less inventory. In some neighbourhoods, that means less choice. And potentially less negotiating room ahead.

If you’re thinking about buying, selling, upsizing or downsizing, the GTA headline is only the starting point. Send us a message and let’s talk about what the numbers actually mean for your situation.

09/08/2026

There’s something extra special about working with clients who continue to put their trust in you.

This is the third time we’ve had the opportunity to help our client lease their investment property and we’re so grateful to be their go-to team.

Real estate is about so much more than a transaction. It’s about building relationships, earning trust and being there for your clients time and time again.

Thank you for trusting us for the third time! We truly appreciate you.

08/18/2026

July numbers are in for the GTA and the market kept tightening through the summer.

Home sales were essentially flat compared to last July, down just 0.9%. The real story is on the supply side: new listings fell nearly 18% and active listings were down more than 12%. Fewer homes are coming onto the market, even as buyers keep transacting at roughly the same pace as a year ago.

Prices are still below last year’s levels, for now. The average GTA home sold for $1,003,956 in July, down 4.5% year-over-year. But TRREB’s own read is that if the current trends of fewer new listings and tighter competition holds, then prices could start to level off compared to last year rather than continue falling.

Homes are taking a bit longer to sell, with average days on market up to 32 (from 30). So there’s still some breathing room, just less of it than a few months ago.

Listings are drying up faster than sales are slowing, and TRREB’s own view is that this could mean less negotiating room for buyers if the trend continues, even with prices still down year-over-year today.

If you’re thinking about buying, selling, upsizing or downsizing, let’s talk about what the market looks like for your specific situation.

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