Anju Realty with Annie

10/28/2026

23 Ways to Automate Your Smart Home 🏠

Having a smart home is meant to make life easier and more efficient, and automation brings the enhancements to a new level.

10/28/2026

Toronto Listings Fall Faster Than Sales
In late Q3, the Greater Toronto Area saw some interesting shifts: home sales reached 5,040—a decrease of about 9% compared to last year—but new listings dropped even more sharply, down 14% to 16,500. This led to a slightly tighter sales-to-new-listings ratio, now at 31% (up from 29%), though that change was driven by fewer homes coming to market rather than increased buyer demand. Average and benchmark prices both fell by about 5% year-over-year, reflecting the current recalibration in GTA real estate. Active listings finished the period at 26,100, down 9%, with inventory levels holding steady at around 5.2 months of sales.

For sellers, it’s worth noting that the average days on market for sold homes was 34, but including relisted properties, the average exposure was 51 days—reminding us that relisting can stretch out the process even if it’s not obvious on first glance. The GTA’s average price did edge up month-over-month to $1.01M, but when adjusted for market factors, pricing is still trending lower. With inventory remaining steady, reviewing comparable sales is crucial, but there’s no automatic lift to asking prices right now. As specialists in residential real estate across Toronto and the surrounding areas, my team and I continually monitor these trends to guide our clients with current, local insight.

10/27/2026

Toronto Homebuyers Gain Opportunities as Prices Ease Again
We’re seeing a continued shift in Toronto’s real estate market, with home prices dipping by 0.5% in September, bringing the average to $924,600—a 4.7% decrease from last year. Sales activity is also down by 5.2%, and new listings have declined 3.8%, largely due to higher borrowing costs and ongoing economic uncertainty. For those navigating buying, selling, or leasing in Toronto and the GTA, understanding these trends is key to making informed decisions. My team and I stay closely connected to these numbers, ensuring our clients have the up-to-date insights they need for residential, condo, and pre-construction properties across the region.

10/26/2026

🚫 What NOT to buy right before closing: big furniture, a new car, or expensive electronics. These purchases can affect your credit and loan approval! Stay smart, keep your finances steady, and close on your dream home without surprises. 🏡💼

10/24/2026

If you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, consider The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery!

Art Gallery in Toronto, ON

10/23/2026

Check out the new video for MAIN FLOOR - 81 UNITED SQUARE! Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions here or at (647) 979-7999. Be sure to follow for more Toronto_(Malvern) listings!
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10/23/2026

Sometimes the simplest words make the biggest difference. A genuine "thanks for always showing up" can mean more than you realize. This season, take a moment to tell someone you appreciate them. Oh, by the way, the greatest compliment you can give me is a referral. I'll take great care of anyone you send my way.

10/23/2026

📍 New Listing 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at Main Floor - 81 United Square in Toronto (malvern) asking $2,350E14107838. Reach out here or at (647) 979-7999 for more information!

Charming Bungalow Main Floor for Lease Bright, Cozy & Full Furnished, Move-In Ready! Welcome to This Bungalow Main Floor, Offering a Warm and Inviting Space with a Bright, Functional Layout Perfect for Comfortable Living! Features You'll Love: Open-concept Living & Dining Room with Large Windows ...

10/22/2026

Toronto Housing Market Sharply Reverses
The Toronto housing market has seen a dramatic shift, with inflation-adjusted home prices falling by around 10% over the past year—marking the sharpest reset among major global cities. Benchmark pricing also slipped, as the composite home-price measure dropped about 5% year-over-year (seasonally adjusted), settling values near $931K. While central condo affordability may look more appealing when only income is considered, the reality changes once mortgage interest, maintenance fees, taxes, and a risk premium are factored in—owning still comes out significantly more expensive than renting. For those navigating the current market, it’s clear that there’s a narrow window of opportunity: prices are softer for now, but if demand picks up before supply does, we could see conditions tighten quickly again. Addressing long-term affordability will demand a major increase in housing starts—by at least 50% annually over the next decade—highlighting how crucial supply will be for Toronto’s future landscape. As someone who works with buyers, sellers, and investors across the GTA, I see firsthand how these trends shape real choices in our communities.

10/22/2026

Every neighborhood has that one house. In 2026, those unicorns will stay on the market for exactly 14 days. Don’t get stuck with the leftovers.