08/10/2026
GTA Market Check-In: July 2026
July brought a cooldown across the GTA housing market — and there are some numbers worth paying attention to.
The average home price across the GTA came in just over $1M ($1,003,956), down about 5% from June and marking the second-lowest monthly average we've seen so far this year.
A few other things that stood:
Buyer activity slowed down. Just under 6,000 homes sold in July — an 11% dip from June. That's not unusual for summer, but it does signal that buyers are being selective right now.
There's still a lot of choice out there. Even though new listings dropped and total inventory pulled back slightly, we're still sitting 47% above the 10-year average for July. That's a meaningful number for anyone shopping.
Condos bucked the trend. While detached homes saw the steepest price decline (down 5.3%), condos were the one segment where prices actually ticked up — averaging around $636K, a 1% gain month over month.
What does this mean going forward? We're heading into fall with elevated supply and cautious demand — conditions that continue to give buyers more leverage. On the flip side, recent economic data on jobs and growth has been more encouraging than expected, which could bring more confidence back to the market.
Whether you're buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on things — the fall market is shaping up to be one worth watching closely.