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After floundering through 2020, the Greater Toronto Area's condo market has been rebounding in full force this year.

The city is back to bidding wars for rental units as prices creep back up, especially in certain neighbourhoods, while others remain a bit more affordable.

Condo sales in the region grew by 8.2% year-over-year as demand remained strong..

With almost 9,400 sales reported in July 2021, demand for ownership housing remained well-above average for the time of year despite being below the record July result set a ... More

Urbanation released its Q2-2021 Condominium Market Survey results today.

Canadian home sales have tapered off their Q1 peak but that doesn’t mean every segment of the market has softened.

June home sales were up compared to last year, but remained below the March 2021 peak and were lower than the number of transactions reported for May 2021, consistent with the ... More

Torontonians are deciding to stay where they are and enjoy the urban lifestyle.

Residential transactions reported through TRREB’s MLS® System remained high in May 2021, but fell short of the 2016 record and remained below this year’s March ... More

Home prices in the Greater Toronto Area have continued to soar, with the average selling price hitting $1,090,992 in April, a 33% ascent from last year’s $820,226, ... More

Home sales in April down 12.7% from month prior, average selling price down slightly.

Toronto’s downtown condominium segment is staging a comeback with sales nearing pre-pandemic levels.

Toronto had 125 cranes actively working on multiresidential towers in March, according to the RLB Crane Index, dwarfing the total of any other North American city.

Canada's largest housing market logged another month of record sales and price gains in March. The head of the local real estate board is warning of potential unintended ... More

For the third straight month of 2021, record home sales continued in March across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) with buyers taking advantage of favourable borrowing costs and ... More

The city's real estate market refuses to chill – and is making headlines south of the border.

Record home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) continued in February as buyers remained confident in their employment situations and took advantage of ultra-low borrowing ... More

Toronto Real Estate Market is on fire as January home sales amounted to 6,928 – up by more than 50 per cent compared to January 2020. This strong start to 2021 included ... More

Nearly 11 per cent of Toronto-area rental households — 34,857 — were in arrears last fall, the highest rate among 17 Canadian urban areas surveyed in October by ... More

Despite strong push toward the suburbs, Toronto single-family homes see double-digit price gains in city centres, while the price of detached homes continue to outpace ... More

Despite an unprecedented year due to COVID-19, including necessary public health restrictions and uncertainty surrounding the economy, Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® ... More

No sector has been hit as hard as condos in this pandemic, and while experts say the market will recover, it will be different

But even with a bumpy road ahead, there are reasons to be optimistic.

Strong numbers reported today by TRREB as home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) were up again year-over-year for the fourth month in a row. More

Toronto has far outstripped all other major Canadian markets in terms of condo supply growth, according to RBC Economics.

From Canada Day to the summer wind down at the end of September, buyers fanned out across Toronto's '905' suburbs and scooped up 3,834 new condo units.

Toronto’s thriving housing market is beginning to show signs of strain, particularly in a condo segment suddenly flooded with new listings.

Toronto Regional Real Estate Board President Lisa Patel announced that sales reported through TRREB’s MLS® System by Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® amounted to ... More

Toronto region home sales post best-ever total for August, recording another month of over 10,000 home sales as buyers seeking low-rise properties made their move before the ... More

The COVID-19 pandemic has had no impact on GTA housing activity or price growth