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Toronto Housing 2025: Crash or Comeback? | MrHunter.ca
A full market crash is unlikely; current trends suggest correction, not collapse. Demand remains strong due to Toronto’s desirability, jobs, and quality of life.
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Why Toronto’s Market Adjusts, but Won’t Collapse | MrHunter.ca
Toronto’s vibrant economy and quality of life keep housing demand steady despite year-over-year sales declines. Government likely to intervene if a market downturn worsens, preventing a severe housing crash scenario.
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Toronto Market: Will It Crash in 2025? | MrHunter.ca
Home prices ↓ 4.1% yearly in April, creating attractive opportunities for motivated buyers. New listings ↑ 8.1%, expanding buyer choices across detached and condo markets.
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Toronto receives $67M through second round of Building Faster Fund
The Ontario government is awarding over $67 million to Toronto through the Building Faster Fund for achieving 88% of its housing target by breaking ground on 20,999 new homes in 2024. This funding supports building more homes and community infrastructure. The three-year, $1.2 billion program aims to encourage faster municipal approval processes to increase housing…
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What’s Shaping Toronto’s Real Estate Landscape? | MrHunter.ca
New 30-yr mortgages and increased insurance limits are influencing 2025 homebuyer decisions in Toronto.Strong demand continues in the $900K–$1.5M range due to limited housing supply.
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Early-Q2: New Listings Spike, Prices Fall in Toronto | MrHunter.ca
As of April 2025, Toronto's housing market is cooling as supply rises and sales drop sharply across the city.Home sales ↓ 23% yearly, while new listings ↑ 8%, boosting active listings by ↑ 54%.
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Toronto City Council Approves Seven New High-Rise Projects to Accelerate Housing Development
Toronto City Council approved seven major high-rise developments totaling over 4,000 residential units, including affordable and rental options, to support the province's goal of 1.5 million new homes by 2030. Projects range from 11 to 46 storeys, featuring mixed-use spaces with retail, office, daycare, and supportive housing. These developments aim to increase housing supply and…
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Toronto Housing Promises Sound Good: But Who Delivers? | MrHunter.ca
Home prices are 10× average incomes—housing is voters' top issue across the GTA this election. Big Promises, Bigger Costs: Will They Build? The NDP vows 3M homes in 5 years—Liberals and Conservatives aim to double builds with strings attached.
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Toronto Forecast for Rest of 2025 | MrHunter.ca
Home prices expected to rise 4–5% by end of 2025. Strong immigration will support continued buyer demand.
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Don’t Hire Blind: Ask Your Advisor These | MrHunter.ca
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