Monthly
market Reports


Marianne's ongoing statistical analysis translates into her well thought out recommendations and guidance, allowing for clients to make educated decisions regarding their largest assets.

Each month Marianne releases a market report that identifies trends and key findings in Toronto's ever changing real estate market as it relates to the economic climate.

2023

January

In absolute numbers, 3,100 properties traded hands this January. Last year, 5,594 properties were reported sold. The decline in sales volumes and average sale prices are universal, impacting all housing types throughout the greater Toronto Region.
2022

December

Last December, the average sale price was $1,157,877. December 2022's average sale price is almost 10 percent lower than last year.
2022

November

One of the factors keeping average sale prices from falling below $1 million has been the lack of supply. In November, only 8,880 new properties came to market compared to 10,044 last year, a decline in inventory of almost 12 percent.
2022

October

Average sale prices hit a low of $1,074,052 in July. At this point, rising mortgage interest rates were still being absorbed. However, since then, average sale prices have increased by almost 1.5 percent to $1,089,426, despite further mortgage interest rate increases.
2022

September

Sales prices are now consistently lower than asking prices. That’s because buyers have more choices and multiple offer competitions are the exception and not the norm as they were during the height of the pandemic.
2022

August

The sharp increases in the policy rate by the Bank of Canada continue to destabilize the residential resale market, not to mention the residential rental market (beyond the scope of this Report) that has seen rents increase by as much as 25 percent in a single year.
2022

July

It should be noted that July’s average sale price was still 1.2 percent higher than July 2021’s average sale price of $1,061,724.
2022

June

All properties (on average) sold in just 15 days, only 2 days more than the 13 days it took last year. (This number does not reflect properties that were listed, cancelled, then relisted at a lower price).
2022

May

This months market performance should not be misinterpreted as a market correction.
2022

April

All properties were (on average) sold at 107 percent of their asking price. In the City of Toronto, sales came in at 108 percent of their asking price, including condominium apartments.
2022

March

Sales in February were lower than in the previous year; this is not surprising given that supply remains low. This year 9,097, a strong number by historical standards, was sold.
2022

February

Sales in February were lower than in the previous year; this is not surprising given that supply remains low. This year 9,097, a strong number by historical standards, was sold.
2022

January

The luxury market has also undergone a significant transformation over the past few years. In January, 590 properties were reported sold with a $2 Million or more sale price.

Marianne’s ongoing analysis of on and off market transactions, and wide network of industry connections allow her to anticipate and react to shifts in the market.

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