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Is the Toronto Condo Market Loading the Next Wave?
Toronto condos? Barely moved—but they’re holding steady in a shifting market. Prices crept up just 0.1% last quarter. Still going strong. The long game? Toronto’s condo prices are up 24% since 2019. Even when things cool, Toronto real estate doesn’t flinch. Buyers playing it smart are locking in now—before the next wave hits.
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Toronto: Gta’s Suburban Revival Ahead?
GTA home prices forecasted to rise modestly (~2–3%) by late 2025, led by outer suburbs. Urban condo market may underperform amid growing supply and shifting preference patterns.
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Ontario Allows More Density, Building Height Near Toronto Transit
Ontario has approved a plan allowing higher and denser buildings near 120 transit stations in Toronto, enabling 1.5 million more homes over 25 years. This aims to ease traffic congestion by increasing transit-area populations. The plan, which requires city council approval, triples the housing capacity compared to a previous proposal. The province continues collaborating on…
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Toronto Condo Market Dips, but Crash Unlikely
Toronto’s condo market is undergoing a sharp correction with falling prices, low sales, and rising inventory. However, experts say a full-blown crash is unlikely due to long-term housing demand and reduced future supply as developers pause new projects.
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Toronto Rental Trends Show Steady Leasing with Shifting Supply Pressures
Toronto's rental market in early 2025 saw a 16.7% rise in condo rentals but rents fell due to high inventory, with one-bedroom units down 4% and two-bedrooms down 3.3%. Listings remain elevated, pressuring rents, though vacancy rates may tighten if leasing outpaces new listings. New rental construction rose 14.5%, while overall condo starts dropped 11.5%.…
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Toronto 2025: On Pause, Not Out
Many buyers and developers delay decisions. Home prices trend slightly downward across GTA. New construction slows due to financing hurdles. Rental demand softens as immigration slows. Wait-and-see mood continues into 2026.
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Happy Labour Day
Happy Labour Day! Labour Day is a chance to honor and appreciate the hard work and contributions of workers in various industries. It's a chance to look back at workers' rights achievements and labor rights progress over time. Sending warm wishes on Labour Day to honor the dedication and contributions of workers everywhere. May your…
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7 Tips for First-Time Home Buyers with Bad Credit in Ontario
Buying your first home in Ontario can be challenging, especially with bad credit. Understanding your credit score is crucial, as it affects mortgage eligibility. First-time buyers can benefit from programs like the Land Transfer Tax Rebate and the RRSP Home Buyers' Plan. Increasing your down payment can improve your chances with lenders. Alternative lending options…
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Toronto Correction Could Signal Entry Point
New condo sales ↓ 96% from 2021 peak—deep market reset underway. Only 354 condo units sold in Q2—supply vastly outweighs demand today. 13 of 50 projects under construction; most remain pre-construction and lightly sold. Deliveries remain high in 2025—but drop sharply by 2028 and 2029. Investors entering now can position for post-correction lift and tighter…
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Toronto Housing Starts Plunge 40% in Early-Summer
Toronto’s housing starts fell sharply, down 40% compared to June 2024. The decline was mainly due to fewer multi-unit housing projects in the city. High construction costs and economic uncertainty are slowing new project activity in Toronto. Despite national growth, Toronto's new home momentum is clearly losing steam. The city’s housing market may need renewed…