07/07/2026
šø Torontoās market didnāt suddenly wake up in June.
It simply became harder to ignore.
Over the past two months, Iāve been telling clients that there isnāt one Toronto marketāthere are dozens of neighbourhood markets, each behaving differently.
While some headlines continued talking about a slow market, I was seeing something very different on the ground.
Multiple offers returned.
Buyers who had been sitting on the sidelines started making decisions.
I even received a pre-emptive offer on one of my listings.
Now the June TRREB numbers are beginning to reflect what many of us have been experiencing in real time.
š GTA sales increased 9.4% compared to June last year.
š Active listings declined 13.5%, giving buyers fewer well-positioned homes to choose from.
šļø One of the biggest surprises? Condo sales jumped 14.3% year over year. After months of slower activity, buyers are beginning to recognize value in the condo market again.
But hereās what the statistics donāt show...
Not every property is benefiting equally.
The homes achieving the best results arenāt necessarily the best homes.
Theyāre the homes with the right pricing strategy, thoughtful presentation, strong marketing, and local expertise behind them.
Iāve been fortunate to experience this firsthand over the past several weeks, and itās why I keep saying that todayās market
rewards preparation more than prediction.
Whether youāre buying, selling, or simply watching the market, the GTA averages only tell part of the story.
The real story is happening street by street, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Swipe through for the June numbers, and if youāre wondering what they mean for your neighbourhoodāor your next moveāIād be happy to chat.