This is the second post in a two-part series taking a deep dive into 2018 neighbourhood statistics. The first part listed Toronto's most and least expensive neighbourhoods. This post will look at where prices are rising and falling the steepest. The last time I looked at this was back in 2016. There were some steep risers that year - over 15 hoods with 30% year-over-year price growth. The lay of the land is a lot different now. In this analysis, I'm only looking at average... [read more]

I last looked at this in 2016. Actually, in a 3 part series I looked at annual prices increases/decreases in each neighbourhood, most and least expensive neighbourhoods, and which hoods were quickest/slowest to sell. Everything in 2016 was on the upswing, and this time it's a little different so it was interesting to re-visit. So let's look at the current lay of the land, as well as what's changed in the last couple of years. The same as last time, I decided to... [read more]

Here's your Toronto real estate market report for January. It's a slow start for 2019. Below is what I saw in the January stats. As always, these are just selected highlights. The full set of market charts is available on SlideShare. 1) 416 weighing down the GTA (for a change) In TREB's January Market Watch report they note "It is encouraging to see the slight increase in January transactions on a year-over-year basis, even with the inclement weather... [read more]

Here's your Toronto real estate market report for August. It's the fifth month in a row that GTA-wide sales volumes are up by double-digits versus last year (April +16.8%, May +18.9%, June +10.4%, July +24.3%, August +13.4%). But keep in mind last year's 78,020 sales were the lowest total since 2008. You know we like to dig a little deeper here. Below is what I saw in the August stats. As always, these are just selected highlights. The full set of market charts is available... [read more]

Here's your Toronto real estate market report for September. It's the sixth month in a row that GTA-wide sales volumes are up by double-digits versus last year > April +16.8% > May +18.9% > June +10.4% > July +24.3% > August +13.4% > September +22.0% But keep in mind last year's 78,020 sales were the lowest total since 2008. You know we like to dig a little deeper here. Below is what I saw in the September stats. As always, these are just selected... [read more]