Toronto Deepens into Buyer's Territory, While Calgary Holds Strong as a Seller's Market
Overview of important developments in the Toronto Metro housing market and macro reported in October 2023
In October I published: “The Current State and What's Next for the Toronto Housing Market? (Part II)” which is the follow-up to my article written back in 2022. Feel free to explore it if you haven't already(link).
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Highlights
Toronto Metro is a buyer’s market and it continued to slow down in October.
The rental market softened further while maintaining a balanced state.
Pre-sale prices are down and the inventory of unsold units is rising.
Nationally real estate market is weakening but not in a uniform way.
Record population growth inputs with a slowdown on the horizon.
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