GTA MARKET INSIGHT, TORONTO WEST END FOCUS.
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Luba Beley real estate
June brought another step forward for the GTA housing market. Sales rose again, new listings moved lower, and active inventory continued to tighten, pointing to a more balanced market heading into the second half of the year. Prices remained below last year’s levels, but the rate of decline continued to ease as demand returned through the spring.
May brought another step forward for the GTA housing market. Average prices rose for the fourth straight month, sales climbed to their highest level since October, and active inventory continued to trend lower than last year. Buyers still had choice and negotiating room, but the spring market showed firmer demand and a steadier pricing backdrop than earlier in the year.
January 2026 brought softer prices, fewer sales, and more homes sitting on the market across the TRREB area — but those are big regional averages, not a verdict on every street. Different pockets and property types are behaving very differently. In this report, I walk through the January numbers and then zoom into what they actually mean for specific homes and condo buildings in West Toronto and South Etobicoke, so you can read the stats in context, not in panic.
Is it a good time to buy in 2026? In this detailed 14-page article, I walk you through prices, interest rates, renewals, and housing supply so you can see how each piece affects your situation and decide whether buying this year actually fits your life and your numbers.
Practical tax breaks, rules, and programs for buyers in Ontario and the GTA. In this guide, I walk first-time home buyers through 8 key money tools available in 2026, so you can see what actually applies to you before you make any big decisions.
December 2025 closed out the year with improved affordability across the GTA. The average selling price for the month was $1,006,735, about 5.1% lower than December 2024. For 2025 as a whole, 62,433 homes changed hands and the annual average price was $1,067,968, about 4.7% lower than in 2024. Fewer sales, softer prices, and higher inventory created a more negotiated market to start 2026.
