Claudia & Marina Realty Team

03/14/2026

Ontario Rental Market Update 📊

🏢 One-bedroom rents rising
Unfurnished one-bedroom rents increased +1.99% month-over-month in February 2026.

📈 Biggest increases:
• Etobicoke +3.8%
• Markham +3.7%
• North York +3.6%
• Vaughan / Richmond Hill +3.1%

➖ Little movement:
• Scarborough -0.1%
• Downtown Toronto +0.2%

🏠 Toronto one-bedroom rentals
• Unfurnished rents stable (-0.08%)
• Furnished units down (-2.96%)

💰 Most expensive vs most affordable:
• Markham: $2,175/month (+$77)
• Oshawa: $1,698/month (+$38)

🏆 Most expensive markets this month:
1️⃣ Markham
2️⃣ Oakville
3️⃣ Burlington
4️⃣ Etobicoke
5️⃣ Downtown Toronto

If you're a landlord or tenant navigating the current rental market, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to share the latest insights and opportunities.

- Claudia and Marina

Claudia: (416) 543 -5150
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Marina: (647) 401-1963
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03/14/2026

GTA Market Snapshot – February Update 🏡

For personalized market insights and expert advise, contact us today!

Claudia: (416) 543 -5150
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Marina: (647) 401-1963
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02/13/2026

GTA Market Snapshot – January Update 📉🏡

01/15/2026

GTA Market Snapshot – December Update 📉🏡

01/01/2026

As we welcome the new year, we’re grateful for our incredible network and wish you continued success, happiness, and exciting opportunities ahead.

Here’s to a year of growth, joy, and fresh beginnings!

Happy New Year! ✨

12/10/2025

GTA Market Snapshot – November Update 📉🏡

The Toronto fall cool-down continued in November:

🔹 Prices dipped for the 2nd month in a row, landing at $1,039,458 — down 1.4% from October and 6.4% year-over-year.
🔹 Sales slowed sharply: 5,010 homes sold (-18.4% MoM), marking one of the lowest November levels in two decades.
🔹 New Listings also dropped, falling 30.7% from October as many sellers held off.
🔹 Active Listings remain high overall, with 24,549 homes on the market — 16.8% more than last year, even with a month-to-month pullback.

📊 What this means:
More inventory, softer prices, and slower buyer activity are shaping a more balanced market as we head into winter.

Every neighbourhood tells a different story — reach out if you’d like a breakdown for your area or property type.

— Claudia & Marina Real Estate Team

11/13/2025

🏡 Market Insights — October 2025

October brought an interesting shift in the Toronto housing market 📉

Average prices dipped slightly — from $1,059,377 in September to $1,054,372 in October (a 0.5% drop). While that might seem small, this is actually the first time we’ve seen an October price decline since 2008 — signaling a possible cooling trend as we move deeper into fall.

Sales activity ticked up 9.8% month-over-month (6,138 homes sold), but still sits about 9.5% below last year’s numbers. Meanwhile, new listings followed their usual seasonal pattern, dropping 16.6% from September.

Even with fewer new listings hitting the market, overall inventory remains high — with 27,808 active listings across the GTA, marking one of the highest October totals on record.

📊 What does this mean for buyers & sellers?
➡️ Buyers are seeing more options and room to negotiate.
➡️ Sellers need to stay competitive with pricing and presentation as inventory remains elevated.

Every neighbourhood tells a different story — reach out if you’d like a breakdown for your area or property type.

— Claudia & Marina Real Estate Team

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

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For a current market analysis for your home or expert buyer advice, get in touch with us. Let us help you start on your journey!

10/19/2025

Just Sold in Mississauga's Edge Towers! 🏡
This beautiful 2 bed, 2 bath found its new owners. So happy to have helped our clients move on to their next chapter.

10/13/2025

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!

10/11/2025

🏙️ Toronto Rental Market | September Snapshot

Toronto’s rental landscape is showing its first meaningful cooling in years.

📉 Unfurnished 1-bedroom rents declined across nearly all areas, with Downtown Toronto as the only exception.

🏘️ Neighbourhoods outside the core, including North York and Vaughan–Richmond Hill, saw some of the steepest drops in both 1- and 2-bedroom segments.

💰 Average Rent per Sq. Ft. in September:
🥇 Etobicoke & Vaughan–Richmond Hill: $3.76/sq. ft.
🏙️ North York: $3.51/sq. ft.
🌆 Downtown: $3.40/sq. ft.
📉 Brampton: $1.86/sq. ft. (lowest)

Behind the shift:
🏢 A surge in new purpose-built rentals
🌍 Lower immigration and fewer temporary residents
🏡 Lower interest rates drawing some renters into ownership

The result is a more balanced market, with greater choice, more negotiating power for renters, and in some segments, double-digit year-over-year rent decreases.