Category: ontario
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Toronto Rents Just Hit Their Lowest Level in Nearly 4 Years
Toronto’s rental market is continuing to cool, with new data showing prices have dropped to their lowest level in years. According to a new report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation, average asking rents in Toronto have fallen to their lowest level since May 2022, marking a 46-month low. Rents Continue to Decline Across Toronto The latest…
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Ontario Mortgage Violations Are Up 50% – Here’s What That Means for Buyers
Ontario’s mortgage industry is facing increased scrutiny, with new data showing a sharp rise in violations and enforcement actions. A new report from Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario reveals that mortgage-related violations are up 50% year-over-year, as regulators crack down on questionable practices across the industry. Mortgage Industry Under the Microscope According to the…
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More Than Half of Canadians Say They’re Not Living in Their Ideal Home, New Report Finds
A new report suggests a growing gap between what Canadians want in a home and what they can actually afford. According to a recent study from Century 21 Canada, more than half of Canadians say they are not living in their ideal home, with affordability emerging as the biggest barrier preventing people from upgrading or…
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Rents Are Falling Across Canada – Except in These Provinces
Canada’s rental market is cooling overall, but new data shows the trend isn’t the same everywhere. While rents are declining across most of the country, a handful of provinces are still seeing prices rise, highlighting a growing regional divide in Canada’s housing market. According to the latest report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation, average asking rents…
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Ontario New-Home Sales Surge After HST Rebate – But Is This a Real Recovery?
Ontario’s new-home market is suddenly seeing a surge in activity – at least according to recent headlines. Following the rollout of the province’s HST rebate on new construction, reports suggest buyers are jumping back into the market, with developers pointing to renewed momentum across multiple communities. But is this actually a turning point for the…
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Ontario Listings of the Week – April 14, 2026
Looking for standout Ontario homes for sale? These listings on Realtor.ca include a mix of luxury properties and affordable condos that are getting attention across the province right now. $445,000 – 405 – 27 REAN DRIVEToronto (Bayview Village) 🛏️ Bedrooms: 1 🛁 Bathrooms: 1🔗 Link to listing $799,000 – 205 – 261 KING STREET EToronto (Moss Park) 🛏️ Bedrooms: 1🛁 Bathrooms: 1 🔗 Link to…
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92% of Toronto Homes Sold Below Asking in March
Toronto’s housing market is continuing to shift in a major way, with new data showing buyers now have significantly more negotiating power than in recent years. A report from Wahi found that 92% of homes across the Greater Toronto Area sold below asking price in March, marking the weakest level of buyer competition in at…
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Nearly 75% of GTA Neighbourhoods Saw Homes Sell Below Asking in March
Homebuyers across the Greater Toronto Area may be gaining more negotiating power as new data shows a sharp slowdown in competition. A recent report from Wahi found that nearly 75% of GTA neighbourhoods saw homes sell below asking price in March, signaling one of the weakest housing markets in years. Buyer Competition Hits 4-Year Low…
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Toronto Neighbourhood Considers AI Surveillance to Combat Rising Home Invasions
A wealthy Toronto neighbourhood is exploring a controversial new approach to crime prevention – one that could reshape how communities across Canada think about safety, privacy, and surveillance. Residents in Rosedale are considering implementing an AI-powered licence plate tracking system, effectively creating what some are calling Canada’s first “virtual gated community.” AI Surveillance Proposal Targets…
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Canadians Are Now Spending Over 60% of Their Income on Housing in Some Cities
Housing affordability in Canada is reaching new extremes, and in some cities, it’s no longer just a stretch, it’s becoming unsustainable. New data suggests that in major urban centres, many households are now spending more than 60% of their income on housing costs, far above what experts consider affordable. What “Affordable Housing” Is Supposed to…
