12/10/2025
November sales stats are in!
Two of three property type segments experienced a year-over-year decrease in average price in November.
In Central Toronto, condos experienced a year-over-year (YOY) average price increase of 1%, the semi-detached and row home segment saw a YOY decrease of 7% while the detached segment reported a 2% YOY decrease in average price (up from -14% in October).
Detached: 28 DOM
Semi/Row houses: 24 DOM
Condos: 36 DOM
Past market demand stemming from low levels of inventory is no longer the reality in most areas. Buyers have much more inventory to consider and in most cases more time to make those big decisions. Turnkey houses that shine in great pockets are still seeing multiple offers in some cases but there is a more balanced feel to the market at the moment, especially in the traditionally slower season (late November through December).
Final 2025 Bank of Canada rate announcement was this morning where it was announced that rates will hold for the time being. First rate announcement of 2026 coming up on Wednesday January 28th.
Central areas for the purpose of this report include neighbourhoods South of the 401, East of the Humber River and West of Victoria Park Ave (roughly).
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SOURCE: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board π‘ ποΈπ