Toronto’s real estate market has been uneven in 2026. Some areas have slowed down, while others continue to attract strong buyer demand.
One part of the city that has stood out is the West End. Neighbourhoods such as Roncesvalles, High Park, Swansea, Bloor West Village, and parts of the Junction have continued to perform well, especially for detached...
Ontario’s new HST rebate for newly built homes is already starting to affect the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Just over two months after the rebate was announced, the early results are noticeable. New construction houses have seen a strong increase in activity, while the condo market remains much slower. For buyers, investors, and anyone...
The conversation around Toronto real estate has started to shift. While headlines often focus on rising or falling prices, the bigger story is what is happening beneath the surface. The latest market data for May 2026 reveals a market that is becoming more balanced, with some important trends emerging for both buyers and sellers.
If you're planning to buy your first home in Canada, you've probably heard the same advice repeatedly: "Open a TFSA." "Contribute to an RRSP." "Take advantage of the FHSA."
While all three accounts can help you save for homeownership, many first-time buyers are left wondering: Which account should I prioritize first? The answer depends on understanding h...
The headline grabbing attention is simple: there were zero new condo launches in the first quarter of the year. While that number alone is surprising, it is not the only signal pointing to a major shift in the market. Rising inventory, slower sales, widening price gaps, and changing buyer behavior are all contributing to a condo market that looks v...
Toronto real estate has entered a strange phase. On paper, the market appears slow. Inventory remains elevated, sales activity is historically weak, and prices across several property types are still below their 2022 highs. For many people watching from the outside, the conclusion seems obvious: this is a struggling housing market. But once you move...
