What’s Holding Toronto Housing From Hitting Bottom? | MrHunter.ca

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Toronto housing sales rose 8.5% after the Bank of Canada’s September rate cut.

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Average home prices fell 4.7%, with listings climbing nearly 19%, signaling oversupply pressure.

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Detached, semi-detached, and condos show rising sales but falling prices across the GTA.

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Market bottom remains elusive; oversupply, economic uncertainty, and costs keep recovery fragile.

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Suburban detached homes face steeper price drops, while central Toronto shows relative resilience.