Our AI reads TRREB, CMHC, the Bank of Canada, major news outlets and industry reports — then explains what it actually means for GTA buyers and sellers.
Perspective
Markets swing every quarter. These don’t. The thinking behind every recommendation Hoda makes.
GTA sales rose more than 9% year-over-year in June while new listings fell nearly 13%. When demand rises into falling supply, competition returns before prices do — which is why this stretch of 2026 favours prepared buyers.
Condo demand was investor-driven for a decade. With only about one in ten Canadians still seeing condos as an investment, end-users now set the price — and they buy space, layout and location rather than yield projections.
More than half of surveyed renters name a three-bedroom townhome as their preferred home. With most owners staying put and few upsizing, the supply of family-sized housing stays thin — keeping this segment firm even in a soft market.