This year’s housing market has been a story of shifting expectations. At the start of 2025, prices showed modest year-over-year growth. It wasn’t a surge, but it was enough to suggest stability. Then, as we moved into the spring, sales slowed, inventory built up, and average prices slipped below 2024
Toronto’s real estate market is always moving, and finding the right community isn’t just about today’s prices — it’s about where the next wave of growth will happen. With new transit projects, family-friendly developments, and city investment reshaping the map, several neighbourhoods are stepping into the spotlight. If you’re thinking
Toronto’s real estate market has been going through a quieter phase, with sales slowing and prices cooling from the highs of recent years. For many, this has felt like a sharp contrast to the “golden era” of Toronto real estate, when homeownership seemed like a guaranteed wealth-building move. But while
When it comes to choosing where to buy your first home, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Simcoe County both offer unique opportunities. But with housing costs, inventory levels, and affordability shifting in 2025, many buyers are weighing the trade-offs between staying close to Toronto and heading north to places
