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Toronto Office Market Slowly Bounces Back in Q2 | MrHunter.ca
GTA office vacancy stabilized at 12.8%, marking the first flattening since early 2023. Net absorption was positive nearly 6,000 sq ft.
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Why Toronto CRE Values Need on-the-Ground Insight | MrHunter.ca
Toronto’s commercial property values shift rapidly due to zoning, transit changes, and evolving market fundamentals. Generic formulas fail; each asset needs local context to reflect true market, legal, and planning realities.
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Toronto: Are AAA Offices the Future of Work? | MrHunter.ca
AAA Real Estate in Toronto remains in high demand despite broader office market struggles. Lower-tier office buildings face rising vacancies as tenants favour flexible, high-quality spaces with premium amenities.
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Toronto Real Estate: Navigating Surging Inventories, Interest Rates, and Trade Uncertainty
Toronto's real estate market shows rising inventories and buyer leverage, with condos oversupplied and detached home prices down 5.1% year-over-year. Interest rates remain high but may drop, offering negotiation opportunities. U.S. trade tensions raise construction costs and market uncertainty, especially in manufacturing areas. Investors should focus on detached homes, fixed-rate mortgages, and core neighborhoods near…
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Toronto housing market rebounds but Vancouver recovery remains slow
The Greater Toronto Area saw its busiest July for home sales in four years, with a 10.9% increase to 6,213 homes sold, driven by improved affordability and rising inventory. Average prices fell 5.5% to $1,051,719. In contrast, Greater Vancouver's market showed a slight 2% sales decline, with prices down 2.7% year-over-year at $1,165,300. Inventory remains…
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GTA Luxury Sales Tripled in First Half of 2025 | MrHunter.ca
Ultra-luxury home sales in the GTA ↑ 200% in the first half of 2025 despite market uncertainty. Twelve homes over $10M sold, triple the number from the same period last year. All $10M+ sales were freeholds, with buyers seeking quality, privacy, and long-term value. Rising listings and slow absorption created buyer’s market conditions in most…
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Is Toronto’s Market Holding Steady? | MrHunter.ca
In Mid-Q2 2025, Toronto home sales matched 2024 levels, showing strong buyer interest despite uncertainty.House and condo prices in Toronto remained flat through Mid-Q2, continuing the trend from February.
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Toronto Correction Could Signal Entry Point | MrHunter.ca
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’s Summer Housing Vibes? Kinda Frozen! | MrHunter.ca
Toronto faces a tough spot: 30,000+ homes for sale, but few can afford them. Owners won’t sell below sky-high prices they paid, trapping the market in limbo
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First Torornto Rent Drop in 3 Years: Will It Last? | MrHunter.ca
Toronto condo rents dropped for the first time since the pandemic, offering brief renter relief. Studios led declines at 3.9%, while three-bedroom rents fell slightly to $3,988 monthly. City of Toronto average rent dropped 2.1% to $2,765 for a 674 sq. ft. unit. 905 region defied the trend with rents rising 2% to $2,610 for…
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