The July numbers show a GTA market that is still favouring buyers in many areas, but the story isn’t the same everywhere. Mississauga saw average prices fall 10% year-over-year to about $899,000, while sales were down 9%. With homes taking longer to sell, buyers have more negotiating power—particularly for condos. ...
Continue ReadingJuly continued to favor buyers across most GTA markets, with inventory remaining elevated and many home prices softening. While there are still pockets of strength, buyers generally have more selection, more negotiating power, and less pressure to compete. Detached homes in Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Oakville, and Vaughan all remained in ...
Continue ReadingJune brought a more balanced real estate market across much of the GTA. While sales increased in many cities, home prices remained flat or declined slightly, giving buyers more options and stronger negotiating power. Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Burlington, Oakville, and Vaughan all saw higher sales compared to last year, showing ...
Continue ReadingJune brought a mixed real estate market across the GTA. Inventory remains elevated in many areas, giving buyers more choice, while sales activity continues to vary depending on property type and location. The result is a market that’s becoming more balanced, with pricing trends differing from city to city. Mississauga ...
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