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Industry Updates: Single-Family Sales Rise, Resale Supply Tightens, Cultural Programming ExpandsWith over 37 years navig...
10/10/2026

Industry Updates: Single-Family Sales Rise, Resale Supply Tightens, Cultural Programming Expands
With over 37 years navigating Toronto’s real estate landscape, I’ve seen how policy shifts ripple through our market. Recently, we’ve observed a notable uptick in single-family home sales in the Greater Toronto Area—driven in part by the expanded HST rebate. In contrast, condo sales remain subdued. Resale inventory is tightening, which could place upward pressure on prices moving forward. Meanwhile, housing starts have edged down slightly, and the city is piloting AI technology to streamline building permits. As always, I stay engaged with these trends and ongoing training through the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board to best advise my clients in an evolving market.


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10/09/2026

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Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing DataAfter 37 years immersed in Toronto real estate, it’s...
10/09/2026

Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing Data
After 37 years immersed in Toronto real estate, it’s rewarding to see small-scale infill—like accessory dwelling units and multiplexes—finally making a real mark in the city’s housing data. These projects now represent about 10% of housing starts nationwide, a shift largely fueled by recent zoning reforms and a slowdown in single-detached home construction. For those keeping a close watch on Toronto’s evolving neighbourhoods, this trend signals a growing commitment to creative, sustainable urban growth—something I’ve championed throughout my career and ongoing industry training.


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10/08/2026

Toronto Home Prices Edge Lower
In my more than 37 years working with Toronto’s dynamic real estate market, I’ve seen firsthand how price trends often tell a nuanced story. The most recent Mid-Q3 numbers show Toronto home prices dipped just 0.1% month-over-month—a subtle shift that feels more like a pause than a significant reset. Resale activity was down 2.1% from a year ago, echoing a softer market compared to last year, though the monthly price change remained minimal. This gentle adjustment, rather than any sharp move, suggests our market is finding its footing, adapting gradually. The broader perspective points to Mid-Q3 as a period of stabilization, with only a marginal dip in prices and sales staying under last year’s pace. Looking ahead, expectations are for this steadiness to continue through 2026 and into 2027, even as Toronto’s recovery may differ from other regions. With decades of experience and ongoing training with the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, I recognize these shifts as part of the natural rhythm of our local market.

10/07/2026

Toronto Ranks 20th Worldwide
Toronto continues to hold its position on the global stage, ranking 20th out of 1,000 cities worldwide in the 2026 index. This top-25 status speaks to our city’s robust economy and the strength of our local talent. However, as someone who’s spent over 37 years guiding clients through the Toronto real estate landscape, I see firsthand what the numbers reveal: housing affordability remains a significant hurdle. The same index points out that, despite Toronto’s solid economic foundation, our Quality of Life score is held back by housing costs. With a median multiple around 7.5, Toronto remains one of the least affordable major markets, and residents here spend a greater portion of their income on housing than almost anywhere else. Persistent supply shortages and a forecasted slowdown in new housing starts through 2026 continue to fuel this challenge. Understanding these trends is essential for anyone navigating our dynamic market and underscores the importance of informed, strategic decision-making.

10/06/2026

Toronto, Vancouver housing still hugely desirable despite recent challenges
After more than 37 years in Toronto real estate, I continue to see both Toronto and Vancouver remain among the world’s most sought-after markets. Our strong economies keep these cities ranked 20th and 24th globally—demand is still robust, even as rising housing costs impact quality of life scores. The numbers tell the story: Canada needs to build between 430,000 and 480,000 homes each year to truly address affordability. We’re not there yet, but understanding these trends helps my clients make confident, informed decisions. My ongoing specialized training with the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board means I stay on top of market shifts, so I can always help you navigate these challenging times with clarity.

10/05/2026

Can Toronto Finally Turn the Corner in 2027?
As someone who's spent over 37 years navigating Toronto’s real estate market, I’ve seen the ups, the downs, and every shift in between. Heading into 2027, it’s clear we’re emerging from a lengthy correction—listings remain elevated, which means buyers still have room to negotiate. TD anticipates Ontario’s housing outlook will brighten as the year unfolds, especially after a challenging 2026. If borrowing costs ease, that should help transactions pick up, though the ongoing condo supply issue will continue to shape the pace of recovery. It looks like we can expect prices to stabilize before any real momentum returns—no return to those pandemic-era surges just yet. Experience tells me that patience and good strategy will be key as the market finds its footing.

GTA new single-family home sales surge 246% in July as Ontario's expanded HST rebate drives buyers back to marketIn July...
10/04/2026

GTA new single-family home sales surge 246% in July as Ontario's expanded HST rebate drives buyers back to market
In July, the GTA saw a remarkable 246% surge in new single-family home sales. This rebound is closely tied to Ontario’s expanded HST rebate and a wave of builder incentives, which have encouraged many buyers to step back into the market—even as prices dipped by 8.5%. While new condo sales remain subdued due to tighter rebate rules, there are still smart strategies for buyers to consider. With more than 37 years navigating Toronto real estate, I’ve seen how automating savings, managing debt wisely, and tapping into local programs can open doors to affordable homeownership—even when the landscape is shifting. The right preparation can make all the difference in turning market changes into opportunity.


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