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by sutton old mill | Oct 6, 2026 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕September 2026➕ Toronto’s fall market opened quietly, with many buyers remaining cautious amid economic uncertainty, employment concerns, inflation and the near-term direction of borrowing costs. While fewer homes came to market than last September, buyer activity... by sutton old mill | Sep 3, 2026 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕August 2026➕ Toronto’s housing market remained balanced in August, but the supply of available homes declined more noticeably than sales. With fewer properties to choose from, buyers may begin to face more competition in some neighbourhoods. Prices were relatively... by sutton old mill | Aug 7, 2026 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕July 2026➕ Toronto’s housing market tightened in July, with sales increasing 2% year-over-year while new listings fell 17%. With fewer homes coming to market—and active inventory down 15%—buyers faced more competition than they did a year ago. The average Toronto... by sutton old mill | Jul 4, 2026 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕June 2026➕ Toronto’s housing market continued to gain momentum in June, with sales increasing 5% compared to last year while both new listings and active listings declined by 14%. As inventory tightened, market conditions shifted from a buyer’s market... by sutton old mill | Jun 3, 2026 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕May 2026➕ Toronto’s housing market showed signs of strengthening in May, with sales up 3% compared to last year while both new listings and active inventory declined. As available inventory continues to be absorbed, buyers are facing slightly more competition...
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