Toronto Real Estate

03/04/2026

New real estate listing activity varies across regions

03/04/2026

New real estate listing activity varies across regions

https://www.intelligencer.ca/news/local-news/new-real-estate-listing-activity-varies-across-regions

03/04/2026

Toronto tower in the works for nearly a decade just keeps changing plans

https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2026/03/66-wellesley-street-e-toronto/

02/22/2026

Occupancy in July 2026
$120K Paid so far
Motivated seller , accept best offers.

Condo info:
Corner unit
1 Bed + Den
600 Sqft
Original price: $800K
Final payment : $40K
Main intersection: Bathurst & St. Clair West.
Building: The Groove Condo

02/22/2026

Assignment Condo's Available. Occupancy in July 2026
$120K Paid so far
Motivated seller , accept best offers.

Condo info:
Corner unit
1 Bed + Den
600 Sqft
Original price: $800K
Final payment : $40K
Main intersection: Bathurst & St. Clair West.
Building: The Groove Condo

01/31/2026

Toronto Real Estate: The 2026 "Great Reset" is Here 📉🏠
The January 2026 data confirms it: the "pandemic frenzy" is officially dead. Toronto has shifted into a full-blown buyer’s market, with conditions we haven’t seen in over 15 years.
Here is your quick, no-nonsense breakdown of the current market reality:
1. The Inventory Explosion 💣
* Surging Supply: Active listings have ballooned by 70.2%, with nearly 20,000 homes sitting on the market.
* Ghost Town Sales: Transactions hit a 25-year low in 2025, and January sales are already down another 7.9% year-over-year.
2. Prices Wiping Out COVID Gains 💸
* Price Correction: Average prices are down to roughly $942,000–$957,000, erasing gains made during the 2021-2022 peak.
* Niche Hits: In some segments, median prices have dipped to 5-year lows, effectively returning to 2019/2020 levels.
3. The "Condo Correction" 🏙️
* Investor Exit: High carrying costs and record-high inventory make this a "buyer’s playground."
* Oversupply: With thousands of newly completed units hitting the market and zero investor demand, sellers are facing a tough climb.
4. 100,000 Jobs on the Line 👷‍♂️
* Economic Ripple: New home sales are 30,000 units below the 10-year average.
* The Risk: Industry leaders warn that without a rebound, 100,000 construction and support jobs in Ontario could be at risk this year.
The Bottom Line
* For Buyers: You have more leverage than you've had since 2009.
* For Sellers: Patience is mandatory. Unless your property is unique, expect it to sit on the market for an average of 40–87 days.
What’s Next? 🗓️
All eyes are on February 4, when the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) releases its official 2026 Market Outlook. This will be the definitive guide on whether we've hit the "bottom."
👇 Is this the "opportunity of a lifetime" or are you waiting for more blood in the streets? Let's hear it in the comments!

01/31/2026

Is Toronto Real Estate about to hit "Peak Mania: The Sequel"? 🚀🏠
The rumors are true: President Trump just nominated Kevin Warsh to take over the Federal Reserve when Jerome Powell’s term ends in May.
With a new "pro-growth" Chair entering the chat, the big question on everyone's mind is: Are we heading back to zero-percent interest rates? 📉
If the Fed nukes rates in the U.S., the Bank of Canada usually follows like a mime. Here’s why Toronto homeowners and buyers need to pay attention:
* The "Debt He**in" Addiction: We saw what happened in 2021. Low rates = Peak Mania. Are we ready for another round of infinite bidding wars and $2M semi-detached "fixer-uppers"? 🏚️➡️💎
* The Foreign Buyer Factor: With the foreign buyer ban potentially expiring in 2027 and Canada reviving trade relations with China, Toronto is looking like a massive "money parking lot" again. 🅿️💰
* The BlackRock Moment: Investors are sitting on piles of cash waiting for the "bottom." If rates drop to 1% or 0%, does that signal the ultimate green light for a massive housing scoop-up?
The Big Debate: Will a "dovish" Fed turn the clock back to 2021? Or has the "Toronto Real Estate is a safe bet" narrative finally hit its limit?
What’s your move?
Are you buying the dip before the 2026 "Warsh Era" begins, or are you holding out for a total market reality check?
👇 Drop your 2026 price predictions below!

01/31/2026

Toronto is cooling, but the Bridle Path is still living in a different universe! 🤯🏰
While the rest of us are cutting back on brunch and checking mortgage calculators, these 5 Toronto mega-mansions spent the last year asking for “small nation” money. 💸
Here are the most expensive houses listed in the city right now—and trust us, the math is getting wild:
📍 1. 15 High Point Rd | $49,950,000
This isn't a house; it's a French Revival fantasy. It took 7 years to build and is inspired by Versailles. If you have $50M lying around, this 2-acre estate is the ultimate flex. 🇫🇷
📍 2. 17 Ardwold Gate | $34,500,000
Back again with the same price as last year—zero shame. 11 bathrooms, 6 bedrooms, and enough opulence to make a royal blush. It hasn't budged on price, and it probably won't. 💎
📍 3. 8 High Point Rd | $32,570,000
The math here is insane: It sold in 2020 for 25% under asking. Now? It’s back on the market for $20 million more than its previous sold price. That’s a 2.5x jump in just a few years. 📈
📍 4. 20/22 Park Lane Circle | $27,325,000 (SOLD)
The only one on the list that actually closed! It was a "two-for-one" special on 4 acres of land. The best part? You're literally across the street from Drake. 🦉🔥
📍 5. 85 The Bridle Path | $28,880,000
After sitting on the market for years, it’s back. They "dropped" the price by $20k recently... which, at nearly $29M, is basically the cost of a nice dinner for the owners. 🤷‍♂️
The Bottom Line: Toronto’s luxury market doesn't care about your interest rates.
👇 Which one are you moving into if you win the 6/49? Or is this just pure madness? Let us know in the comments!

Toronto real estate may have cooled, but the city's luxury market is still out here living its best, most delusional life. While the rest of us are r…

01/25/2026

*Brand New 1-Bed Condo for Rent*
_Short-Term or Long-Term_
📍 ```8888 Yonge St, Richmond Hill```
Unit 627
📅 Available: Late January
💰 $1,950/month
📦 1 Storage Included
🪑 Not Furnished
Rental Options
• Short-term: Minimum 5 months
• Long-term: Welcome
~Parking~
• Not included
Utilities
• Water and electricity billed separately based on usage
Amenities:
• Gym, yoga room
• Lounge
• Bright, modern layout
• Prime Yonge St location. Transit, shops, dining nearby
📞 Call to book a viewing: 416-400-4699
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01/14/2026