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11/03/2026

Toronto Housing Market | 2026 Home Prices
Navigating Toronto's housing market in 2026 requires a steady hand and a clear understanding of the landscape. We’ve just seen a 2.1% drop in sales and a notable 14.1% decline in new listings—so yes, supply is tightening. The average home price has fallen 4.5% to around $993,410, and it’s not just one segment—condos, townhouses, and single-family homes have all seen values dip.

Over the years, I’ve owned and managed a variety of properties throughout the GTA and helped clients make sense of changing conditions like these. Whether you’re feeling uncertain about your next steps or just want things explained without jargon, my approach has always been to guide you with clarity. The numbers may shift, but the need for sound advice and transparency never goes out of style.

10/27/2026

'Bumpy and even': RBC Economics releases latest housing market outlook
The latest RBC Economics outlook highlights what many of us are seeing firsthand: Canada’s housing market is anything but uniform right now. Home resales have pulled back and prices are easing in Ontario, Vancouver, and Montreal, while Toronto’s own recovery has hit a pause. High inventory is keeping Vancouver buyers on their toes, yet Calgary’s market is holding steady. What does this mean if you’re buying or selling? The path ahead is going to be uneven depending on where you look and what your goals are. Having navigated all sides of this market—from owning my own properties to guiding clients through every twist and turn in the GTA—I know how important it is to have clear guidance, especially when conditions shift from one city to the next. If you’re weighing your next move, remember: a great agent will always keep you informed and confident, no matter how bumpy the road gets.

10/20/2026

Toronto board of trade urges Ontario to amend zoning and building code rules to spur housing growth
I've spent years helping clients navigate the ups and downs of buying and selling in the GTA, and one thing remains clear: we need policies that truly address our housing challenges. Right now, Ontario is projected to fall short of its 1.5 million new homes goal by over 550,000 by 2031—largely because of zoning and building codes that haven’t kept pace with what people need. When rules are outdated, it means more delays, higher costs, and less affordable options for everyone. As someone who has managed, bought, and sold all types of properties here—and seen firsthand how these obstacles affect real people—I support calls for standardized zoning and updated building codes. It’s a step toward more choices, less red tape, and making homeownership more attainable for all of us.

10/13/2026

Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing Data
As someone who’s spent years navigating Toronto’s real estate landscape—personally buying, selling, managing, and even leading a condo board—I’ve seen housing trends shift first-hand. Now, we’re seeing something new: small-scale infill projects like accessory dwelling units and multiplexes are finally making a real impact in Toronto’s housing data. In fact, these types of developments now account for about 10% of housing starts nationally, thanks to recent zoning reforms and a move away from traditional single-detached homes. For buyers and sellers, this change opens up fresh opportunities and options across the city. I always aim to shed light on what’s happening in our local market so you can make decisions with confidence—whether you’re looking for a new place or considering how these trends might affect your property’s future.

10/11/2026

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10/06/2026

Toronto, Vancouver housing still hugely desirable despite recent challenges
Toronto and Vancouver continue to attract buyers from around the world, ranking 20th and 24th globally, thanks to their strong economies. Yet, it's no secret that high housing costs have impacted the overall Quality of Life score for both cities. The numbers highlight the challenge: Canada needs to build between 430,000 and 480,000 homes every year to improve affordability, but we're not hitting that target yet.

Having spent so many years working in every corner of Toronto’s real estate market—and as someone who’s been both a buyer and a seller—I see firsthand the mix of excitement and concern that comes with these headlines. Whether you’re hoping to make a move or simply want to better understand your options, my approach is always to clarify the process, discuss what these trends mean for you, and help you navigate the landscape with confidence.

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