Real Estate with V

10/29/2026

GTA bidding competition edges up but sellers still wait for a turn
September was an interesting month for the GTA real estate market—24% of homes sold above asking, which is a noticeable rise from August’s 18%. Single-family homes were at the center of this competition, outpacing condos. Still, the majority of properties sold below their list price, suggesting what we’re seeing is more seasonal buyer activity than a true shift in the overall market. My approach is always to keep a close eye on these trends, so I can guide you through buying, selling, or investing with clarity and confidence. Navigating these market nuances is where expertise counts—and I’m here to make your next move as smooth and successful as possible.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/veronica-seneviratne/2138099-GTA-bidding-competition-edges-up-but-sellers-still-wait-for-

10/29/2026

Went to grab some dog food today and got this from Ren's.

Thought it was a great share for all the dog parents out there for Halloween.

Take a second to read it to keep your pets safe and comfortable this Halloween.

10/28/2026

Toronto Listings Fall Faster Than Sales | Always Here to Help
Navigating the Toronto real estate market right now requires a sharp understanding of how shifting numbers impact your goals. In Late-Q3, the GTA saw 5,040 home sales—down around 9% from last year—while new listings dropped even more steeply, falling to 16,500, which is about 14% lower year-over-year. This has led to a slightly tighter sales-to-new-listings ratio, now at roughly 31% compared to 29% last year. It’s important to note that this uptick is due to fewer new listings, not increased demand.

Average selling prices and benchmark pricing each slipped about 5% annually, and active listings ended the quarter at 26,100 (down 9%), keeping inventory at just over five months of sales—almost unchanged from last year. While sold listings averaged 34 days on the market, the real exposure was closer to 51 days when factoring in relistings, meaning a short visible timeline might not tell the full story.

Although the GTA’s raw average price inched up month-over-month to $1.01M, adjusted pricing continued its gradual slide. For buyers and sellers alike, smaller inventory means more careful review of comparable properties, but it doesn’t automatically translate to higher asking prices. My focus is always on helping you read these trends and make informed decisions, ensuring your real estate journey is smooth and stress free.

10/27/2026

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10/27/2026

Office-to-Residential Conversions Continue to Shape Canadian Cities
Over 10 million square feet of Canadian office space are currently being transformed or redeveloped into around 17,000 residential units, a shift that's contributing to the revitalization of many urban areas. Each city takes its own approach, and we're seeing increased demand for prime office locations while older buildings find new life as housing. As someone who’s dedicated to helping clients navigate these changes—whether for buying, selling, or investing—my in-depth knowledge of the real estate market ensures you’re positioned to make the most of these evolving opportunities. Together, we can make these transitions work in your favor and ensure your experience remains smooth and rewarding.

10/27/2026

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10/26/2026

Every home search comes with priorities. If you had to narrow yours down to just 3, what would they be?

📍 Location
🌳 Yard
🚗 Garage
🛏️ Extra bedroom
🍳 Updated kitchen
🚶 Walkability

Which 3 are non-negotiable for you?



Veronica Seneviratne
C21 Leading Edge Realty Inc
416-587-0457
[email protected]

10/26/2026

Toronto Affordability Gains Are Tapering | Always Here to Help
It’s encouraging to see that Toronto’s overall housing affordability measure improved in Q2, dropping by about 1 point to 64%—but let’s keep perspective. While this is a positive shift, Toronto still ranks among the least affordable major markets tracked. For many buyers, income growth has provided some relief, with home prices starting to show early signs of stabilizing. Notably, condos have become more accessible, reaching their best affordability level since 2017, and offering a more attainable entry point for those looking to purchase. Still, the overall affordability burden remains the second highest among the markets measured, with just about a point separating Toronto from a potential ranking change. This quarter marked the smallest affordability gain since the recovery began in Q1 2024, though Toronto continues to improve at a faster pace than most. My commitment is to guide you through these shifts, leveraging my in-depth market expertise to help you achieve your real estate goals smoothly and confidently.

10/25/2026

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10/24/2026

Toronto Housing Market | 2026 Home Prices
As someone deeply invested in Toronto's real estate scene, I've been closely tracking the latest market shifts heading toward 2026. Recent numbers show a 2.1% drop in sales and a notable 14.1% decline in new listings—tightening supply across the city. Average home prices have dipped by 4.5%, with the current figure around $993,410. This trend is reflected across condos, townhouses, and single-family homes alike. My commitment is to guide you through these changing conditions with expertise and care, ensuring that whether you're buying, selling, or investing, your experience remains smooth, informed, and tailored to your goals.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/veronica-seneviratne/2137340-Toronto-Housing-Market-%7C-2026-Home-Prices