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In December, the average home price in the Greater Toronto Area dropped 5.1% to $1,006,735. The least expensive neighbourhoods included Brampton South with a median price of $345,000, Downtown Brampton at $448,000, and Mississauga’s core at $453,500. The most expensive areas featured Humber Valley at $2,450,000 and Forest Hill at $2,170,000, known for luxury homes…

Home sales in the Toronto region fell 11.2% in 2025 to 62,433, despite a 10.1% rise in listings to 186,753. The average selling price dropped 4.7% to $1.06 million. December sales decreased 8.9% with prices down 5.1% to $1 million. Improved affordability from lower prices and mortgage rates may boost future sales. Calls were made…

Toronto home sales fell 0.4% in December, with benchmark prices dropping 0.7% to $962,000, continuing a year-long decline. Total sales in 2025 were down 11.2% from 2024, and prices fell 6.3%. Despite lower interest rates and more listings, trade tensions with the U.S. dampened economic growth and buyer confidence. New listings increased 5.5% in December.…

Home sales and prices in the Greater Toronto Area declined in December and throughout 2025, with sales down 11.2% for the year and average prices falling nearly 5%. Listings increased, creating a buyer's market and improving affordability amid economic uncertainty. Despite lower prices and mortgage rates, recovery remains slow due to supply surges and cautious…

Toronto's housing market correction deepens as November sales dropped over 15% year-over-year, hitting near-record lows, while inventory reached a decade high. Detached homes saw the largest price declines, down 8%, whereas downtown condos showed price stability with only a 1.7% drop. Rising estate-related listings reflect structural supply growth. Market activity slows with longer days on…