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Is the GTA Housing Market Frozen in Fear?
Toronto home sales plunged 23.3% year-over-year in April 2025, amid economic fears and soaring new listings. Sales Plunge Detached: drop 21.7% Townhouses: fall by 22.9% Semi-detached: down 10% Condo: plunge 30%+
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Halton Home Prices up 1.7% in Early-Q2
Halton Region’s avg home price ↑ 1.7% MoM to $1.23M, but ↓ 4.8% yearly. April saw 642 sales, ↓ 21% yearly, with listings ↑ 78.5% to 2,999 properties.
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First-Time Buyers Face Major Losses as Entry-Level Homes Sell for $350K Below Peak in Mississauga and Brampton
Entry-level homes in Mississauga and Brampton are selling at significant losses, reflecting a sharp correction in the GTA real estate market. Two homes, one in Malton and another in Brampton’s Mount Pleasant, sold for $375,000 and $390,000 less than their peak prices in 2022. First-time buyers who purchased during the market peak face substantial financial…
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Top 5 Underbidding GTA Neighbourhoods in Early-Q2
1. Lawrence Park – Median sold price: $4.6M – Median underbid amount: $312K 2. Eastlake – Median sold price: $3.3M – Median underbid amount: $241K
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Oakville Home Prices Jump 4% in Early-Q2
Oakville’s avg home price ↑ 4% MoM to $1.51M in April 2025. Despite the rise, prices were still down ↓ 4.6% yearly.
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Don’t Hire Blind: Ask Your Advisor These
What are your qualifications and how do you stay updated in financial planning? What is your investment approach and what services are included in your offering?
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GTA Condo Prices Set for Major Reset by End-2025
GTA condo prices are projected to ↓ 15–20% from 2023 peak by end of 2025. ↓ 10% is expected in 2025 alone, extending a downward trend from last year’s ↓ 4%.
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Mississauga Home Prices Drop 5% in Early-Q2
Mississauga’s avg home price drops to $994K in April 2025, ↓ 5% MoM. Sales ↓ 20.3%, with 490 homes sold in April, and listings ↑ 59.6%.
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Mississauga Accelerates Housing With Bold Reforms
Mississauga has launched bold housing initiatives 100 days after releasing its Housing Task Force report. A 50% development charge discount and full exemption for family-sized units are incentivizing construction.
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TRREB: Preconditions for Housing Rebound in Place Once Economic Confidence is Restored
April home sales in the Greater Toronto Area rose seasonally from March but fell 23.3% year-over-year, with buyers awaiting lower borrowing costs and economic clarity. New listings increased 8.1%, and the average home price dropped 4.1% to about $1.1 million. Elevated inventory offers buyers more choice, but lower pre-construction sales may limit future supply. Improved…