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'Bumpy and even': RBC Economics releases latest housing market outlookRBC Economics’ latest outlook highlights just how ...
10/23/2026

'Bumpy and even': RBC Economics releases latest housing market outlook
RBC Economics’ latest outlook highlights just how varied Canada’s housing market can be. In Ontario, Vancouver, and Montreal, we’re seeing home resales dip and prices softening, while Toronto’s momentum has noticeably paused and Vancouver is working through higher inventory levels. Calgary, on the other hand, is holding steady. What does this mean for those navigating Ontario’s residential market? The path ahead will be anything but uniform—each region is responding differently to current conditions. As someone who’s called Ontario home for over twenty years and helps clients buy and sell in this ever-evolving landscape, I’m always watching for these shifts to help you make informed decisions.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/fatma-nadhir-289068/2142064-%27Bumpy-and-even%27%3A-RBC-Economics-releases-latest-housing-mark

10/22/2026

Toronto Housing Market Sharply Reverses
We've seen a notable shift in the Toronto housing market this past year. Inflation-adjusted home prices dropped by about 10%—the biggest reset of any city tracked worldwide. The benchmark composite home price also softened, now sitting down roughly 5% year-over-year, with recent values hovering near $931,000. For those eyeing condos in Toronto's core, affordability may look more appealing at first glance. But when you account for mortgage interest, maintenance, taxes, and a risk premium, owning still comes out significantly more expensive than renting. As someone who helps clients navigate Ontario’s residential market, I see this as a moment of opportunity but also caution: the window to buy at softer prices could close quickly if demand bounces back before supply catches up. Addressing the supply challenge is key—Toronto would need to increase annual housing starts by at least 50% over the next decade to bring affordability back to 2019 levels. It’s a complex landscape, but understanding these trends is essential for making informed decisions.

10/21/2026

Toronto Condo Supply Faces Tariff Exposure
Recently, Toronto’s condo market has found itself in a delicate spot: as trade tensions have pushed up construction costs, we’ve seen a noticeable decline in new condo starts. According to a federal construction index, fabricated metal costs climbed by 2.1% last quarter. For a city like Toronto—where many new builds rely heavily on steel—this matters. Structural steel costs also rose by 1.8% over the same period, making supply-side risks all the more real. With fewer new condo projects breaking ground, there’s little buffer against price hikes in building materials. As someone who keeps a close watch on the GTA’s residential landscape, I see these pressures creating heightened sensitivity in Toronto’s condo market to any cost shocks on the supply side. Staying informed is key to making wise decisions in a shifting environment.

10/20/2026

Vancouver and Toronto Offer New Opportunities for Homebuyers
We've seen significant changes in the high-end real estate landscape — especially in cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Toronto’s housing market experienced an 11% decline over the past year, leading the drop among 23 major cities, with prices now nearly 30% below their peak. Higher interest rates, a foreign-buyer ban, and an increase in housing supply have all played a role. Vancouver followed a similar trend, with a 10% decrease year-over-year and a 20% drop since 2022, and further softening is anticipated. As someone who guides clients through Ontario’s residential market, I keep a close eye on these shifts, knowing how broader trends can influence local opportunities and decisions.

Before you fall in love with the photos, ask yourself: do you know what the camera left out? 🤔I help buyers and sellers ...
10/19/2026

Before you fall in love with the photos, ask yourself: do you know what the camera left out? 🤔

I help buyers and sellers across the GTA see the full picture, so there are no surprises after the keys are in your hand. 🔑✨

📩 DM me for a free home evaluation, or just to chat about your next move.

Toronto Housing Market: New Opportunities Amid Recent ShiftsToronto’s housing market has taken quite a turn—once the wor...
10/18/2026

Toronto Housing Market: New Opportunities Amid Recent Shifts
Toronto’s housing market has taken quite a turn—once the world’s strongest, it now ranks among the weakest. Both Toronto and Vancouver have seen inflation-adjusted home prices fall by about 10%, which is the sharpest drop among 23 leading global cities. Despite prices being down from their peaks, the cost of owning a home remains stubbornly high. Nationally, home prices recently reached their lowest point since 2023, largely due to a continued shortage of housing supply. As someone who helps clients navigate residential real estate across Ontario, I know how challenging these shifts can feel, especially with affordability still top of mind for so many families.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/fatma-nadhir-289068/2113958-Toronto-Housing-Market%3A-New-Opportunities-Amid-Recent-Shifts

Toronto board of trade urges Ontario to amend zoning and building code rules to spur housing growthWith the Ontario gove...
10/17/2026

Toronto board of trade urges Ontario to amend zoning and building code rules to spur housing growth
With the Ontario government aiming for 1.5 million new homes by 2031, it’s concerning to see that we could fall short by more than 550,000 due to outdated zoning and building codes. As someone who’s helped families find their place in Ontario for years, I see firsthand how these regulations impact both costs and timelines for homebuyers and sellers. Streamlining zoning and updating building codes wouldn’t just reduce red tape—it could make homeownership more accessible and affordable for everyone. The Toronto board of trade’s call for these changes highlights just how crucial smart policy is to unlocking more housing opportunities in our communities.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/fatma-nadhir-289068/2123256-Toronto-board-of-trade-urges-Ontario-to-amend-zoning-and-bui

Canadian Housing Affordability Remains Stable in Many RegionsAs someone who’s called Ontario home for more than 20 years...
10/16/2026

Canadian Housing Affordability Remains Stable in Many Regions
As someone who’s called Ontario home for more than 20 years, I keep a close eye on the trends shaping our housing market. In the second quarter, Canadians enjoyed a modest boost in housing affordability, thanks to incomes ticking up and home prices holding steady. Vancouver and Toronto, always at the forefront, managed to see some improvements. Meanwhile, a few markets in the Prairies and Atlantic Canada faced some setbacks. Looking ahead, the potential for rising interest rates by 2027 is something I’m monitoring carefully, as it could impact affordability for many families. My commitment remains to guide clients through these changing conditions, drawing from my experience in helping buyers and sellers across Ontario.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/fatma-nadhir-289068/2111755-Canadian-Housing-Affordability-Remains-Stable-in-Many-Region

10/14/2026

Toronto Buyers Are Combining Condo Units
It’s fascinating to watch how Toronto’s condo market is evolving to meet the needs of today’s buyers. In some of the latest boutique developments near Yorkville and the Annex, I’m seeing a shift away from investor-driven sales towards homes designed for people who plan to stay and truly live there. For example, about 40% of suites in one project have already sold — with many buyers choosing to combine smaller units into customized spaces, averaging around $3M before upgrades. In north Toronto, another project has reduced its planned unit count to about 500, focusing on more generous two- and three-bedroom layouts. Both projects are clearly responding to the growing demand from downsizers who want luxury and livability, even if it means a slower sales pace compared to the boom years. One of these developments is moving ahead with its own capital despite modest presales, while another is aiming for a 2027 construction start, pending financing. As someone who has helped many clients navigate Ontario’s residential market, I find these trends especially relevant for anyone looking for a long-term, well-appointed home in Toronto.

10/12/2026

🧡🍁 Happy Thanksgiving, Canada! 🍁🧡

Today, we’re grateful for the places we call home, the people who make them special, and the communities we’re proud to be part of.

Whether you’re celebrating around a dining table, welcoming loved ones into your home, or simply enjoying a quiet moment of gratitude. May your Thanksgiving be filled with warmth, joy, and beautiful memories. 🏡✨

Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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