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by sutton old mill | Sep 6, 2023 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕august 2023➕ August in the Toronto real estate market was marked by higher borrowing costs, ongoing uncertainty about the economy and the decision-making process of the Bank of Canada, and a limited supply of property listings. Total sales remained stable, while new... by sutton old mill | Aug 3, 2023 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕july 2023➕ ➕ the numbers’ for July are in! Home sales in July remained strong and surpassed last year’s levels, indicating that many households have adapted to higher borrowing costs. However, the sales momentum experienced earlier in the spring has... by sutton old mill | Jul 6, 2023 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕june 2023➕ ➕ ‘the numbers’ for June are in! Despite higher borrowing costs, the demand for homeownership continues to grow, indicating a robust Toronto real estate market. Total sales were up +23% vs. June 2022, though trending slightly down [-4%] from last... by sutton old mill | Jun 5, 2023 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕may 2023➕ ➕Let’s delve into ‘the numbers’ for May. Recovery, limited supply and increasing competition remain the headlines for Toronto Real Estate. The demand for homes in Toronto continues to surpass the available supply, leading to intense competition... ![‘the numbers’ [april 2023]](https://www.suttonoldmill.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/the-numbers-1080x675.png)
by sutton old mill | May 5, 2023 | market stats, the numbers, toronto
➕april 2023➕ ➕‘the numbers’ for the April are in. Tightening market supply, increasing competition, and a gradual recovery in average price continued to be Toronto’s spring market housing story in April. Overall, April’s home sales remained below 2022. New...
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