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by sutton old mill | May 4, 2022 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕april 2022➕ ➕‘the numbers’ for April are in. The Bank of Canada’s goal of slowing consumer spending is reflected in this month’s Toronto Real Estate market statistics with transactions down vs. last month [-6%], and last year [-36%]. Consistent with historical rate... by sutton old mill | Apr 5, 2022 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕march 2022➕ ➕‘the numbers’ for March are in. Market conditions remain tight across all home segments however with more Sellers returning to the market vs. the preceding nine months, some Buyers may not have experienced the same level of competition on offer night.... by sutton old mill | Mar 3, 2022 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕february 2022➕ ➕‘the numbers’ for February are in. A small year-over-year increase in new listings [+4% vs. Feb 2021] was not enough to lessen the competition between Toronto Buyers in February. Double digit year-over-year price growth was experienced across... by sutton old mill | Feb 4, 2022 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕january 2022➕ ➕‘the numbers’ for the first month of 2022 are in. The Toronto Real Estate trends from late 2021 remain unchanged in January – the market has strong demand and short supply. The tight market conditions continues to drive year-over-year... ![2021 year in review [+ looking forward to 2022]](https://www.suttonoldmill.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/cover-year-in-review--1080x675.png)
by sutton old mill | Jan 22, 2022 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕‘2021 was not 2020, but it was definitely not your typical year in Toronto Real Estate. We ended last year’s report stating that “If nothing else, we’re looking forward to 2021 and we’re better prepared for any challenges that it may present!” Yes, overall it was a...
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