Shawn Radvanyi, Realtor, Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

09/24/2026

Key highlights from the release include:

Nine in 10 newcomers say that home ownership is an important part of feeling established in Canada.

61% of newcomers who intend to buy say saving for a down payment is their biggest barrier, followed by securing more stable or higher-paying employment (50%).

One third (33%) of newcomers own their primary residence; 66% do not own any property.

Before immigrating, nearly two in five newcomers expected buying a home in Canada to be more difficult than in their home country.

More than half (55%) of newcomers who own their home turned to a real estate agent for information about buying a home in Canada.

One fifth of newcomer homeowners say they purchased their first primary residence in Canada using a rent-to-own program.

For many newcomers to Canada, buying a home is about more than owning property. It can represent stability, belonging and an important step in…

08/19/2026

Despite Canada’s low default rate, mortgage holders are concerned about increased monthly payments ahead.....

Highlights:
- 38% of borrowers expect their monthly mortgage payment to increase upon renewal;
- 31% anticipate their payments to stay approximately the same
- Saskatchewan and Manitoba have the highest share of respondents expecting an increase in their monthly mortgage payment at renewal.
Nationally
- 43% of respondents say they feel about the same as they did at their previous renewal, while 35% say they feel more anxious.
- 76% of respondents who expect their mortgage payment to increase say it will put pressure on their household finances

Despite potential increases, 71% of Canadians with an upcoming mortgage renewal say they will not change their living arrangements to avoid higher monthly payments.

As the last of the pandemic-era mortgages come up for renewal, one third of Canadian borrowers say they’re anxious about their new paymentsDespite Canada’s low default rate, mortgage holders are concerned about increased monthly payments aheadHighlights:38% of borrowers expect their monthly mort...

07/06/2026

📈 GTA Housing Market Strengthens as Sales Continue to Rebound in June

The GTA housing market continued to gain momentum in June, with 6,770 homes sold—up 3% from May and 9.4% year-over-year, making it the strongest June for sales in the past two years.

🏡 Average Home Price: $1,058,658, down just 1% from May and 3.9% from last year, with price declines continuing to moderate as market conditions improve.

📉 New Listings: 17,282, down 13% year-over-year, while active inventory continues to decline as buyers absorb available supply.

Market Highlights:
• Detached homes led the market with 3,256 sales (+9.1% YoY) and prices remaining above $1.35M.
• Condo sales jumped 14.3% year-over-year, while improved affordability continues to attract buyers.
• Townhomes and semis remain steady, with balanced conditions and consistent demand.

💬 What does this mean?

The market is gradually shifting toward balance. Sales are strengthening, inventory is tightening, and buyer confidence is returning. While purchasers still have more choice than in a typical market, competition for well-priced homes is increasing. If current trends continue, the second half of 2026 could see prices stabilize further before moving into modest growth.

Thinking about buying or selling? Let's discuss what these trends mean for your real estate goals.

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06/04/2026

GTA Market Update | May 2026 📈

The GTA housing market continues to gain momentum, with average home prices rising for the 4th consecutive month to $1,069,700—up nearly $96,500 since January and the highest level since June 2025.

🏡 Key Highlights:
• Sales climbed 11% month-over-month to 6,583 transactions, the strongest month since October 2024.
• Active listings reached 26,927, but remain 13% lower than a year ago.
• Inventory is still elevated, giving buyers choice, but market conditions are gradually tightening.
• Detached home sales surged 17%, surpassing 3,000 sales for the first time in nearly a year.
• Condo prices held steady, while active condo listings declined 17% year-over-year.
• Semi-detached homes led price growth, increasing 3% month-over-month.

The takeaway? Buyer activity is strengthening, inventory is trending lower year over year, and prices continue to move higher. The GTA market is entering summer with improving demand, greater confidence, and a firmer pricing outlook.

04/16/2026

Buyers and sellers are approaching the spring and summer markets with cautious optimism.

Canada’s spring housing market is beginning to show signs of life after a long winter that kept many buyers and sellers on the sidelines.…

04/14/2026

The difference between a polished space and one that feels a little “off”? It often comes down to how your wall art is placed. 🖼️ Whether you’re styling a gallery wall or hanging a single statement piece, a few simple rules can instantly elevate your space and make everything feel more intentional.

Read the full guide to measuring and hanging wall art like a pro on the Royal LePage blog 👇

https://blog.royallepage.ca/how-to-measure-and-hang-wall-art-properly/

04/07/2026

GTA Spring Market Update 🌆

Prices are ticking up, but supply is still calling the shots.

• Avg price: $1.02M (+4.5% YTD, -7% YoY)
• Sales: 5,039 (+30% MoM, still well below avg)
• Inventory: 21,696 listings (+69% vs 10-yr avg)

By segment:
• Detached: $1.34M (↑ MoM, ↓ YoY)
• Condos: $620K (near 2021 levels, buyer opportunity)
• Towns: $931K (stable)
• Semis: $1.01M (holding steady)

Bottom line:
Spring momentum is here, but high inventory + cautious buyers = balanced pricing, not a surge.