Joe LoVecchio - Royal LePage Signature Realty Brokerage

08/05/2026

07/24/2026

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07/21/2026

Condo demand is becoming increasingly concentrated at more affordable price points.

In June, 38% of condo sales were below $500,000, up from 21% a year ago, while units priced under $600,000 accounted for 64% of all condo activity.

At the same time, new condo starts have fallen to their lowest level since 1996, meaning the pipeline of new completions is expected to thin as the current wave winds down.

This creates a market where entry-level opportunities remain available today, while future supply conditions may become more constrained.

With condo conditions beginning to turn, this window of affordability, selection and negotiating flexibility may not remain open for long. Could now be the right time to make your move? Let’s talk strategy.

07/20/2026

Although GTA inventory is retreating, buyer choice remains above normal, with active listings still 38% above the 10-year average in June.

With sellers holding back inventory and the anticipated wave of mortgage-renewal-driven selling yet to materialize, buyers and sellers will need to assess conditions at a more local and segment-specific level.

Buying or selling in the GTA? Let’s discuss how supply conditions in your neighbourhood and property type could shape your strategy.

07/19/2026

Buyer demand broadened across housing types and regions in June. Condo apartment sales led with a 14% year-over-year increase, followed by detached homes at 9% and semis, rows and towns at 4%.

Momentum was particularly strong for Toronto Central detached homes, where sales rose 29%, while condo sales increased 26% in Toronto West, 21% in Peel and 18% in York. These gains show that the market recovery is expanding across multiple segments, although overall activity remains below long-term levels.

Planning to buy or sell? Let’s look at where buyer activity is strengthening and what it could mean for your next move.

07/18/2026