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CMHC’s August construction data shows Toronto’s six-month housing-starts trend holding steady even as Ontario’s broader pace moved lower.

CREA’s August data shows national sales edging lower while fresh listings increased, giving the fall market more choice without a new surge in activity.

Statistics Canada’s August CPI shows Ontario rent prices rising faster year over year, while the national headline rate stayed unchanged at 3.0%.

Statistics Canada says national mortgage borrowing slowed for a second quarter, even as resale transaction values rebounded. The two signals are not contradictory.

The first phase at 15 Gibbs Road has opened 217 affordable rentals, with long-term affordability and a larger mixed-income community still being completed.

CMHC’s Fall 2026 supply report says softer prices have narrowed Toronto’s gap, while Ottawa’s has widened—and rental construction is doing most of the work.

New quarterly data separates advertised rents from existing tenancies—and shows Thunder Bay moving against the national direction.

Infrastructure funding supports lower building charges. Here is what the announcement means for your next move.

The updated CRA guidance makes the paperwork—and your eligibility—central to calculating a new home's cost.

Read the September decision alongside your own renewal quote, budget and mortgage terms.

The Bank of Canada meets today to discuss interest rates. Market data from July shows a continued decline in new listings across the Greater Toronto Area.

The Bank of Canada prepares for its next rate announcement tomorrow. GTA housing data shows steady year-over-year adjustments for July 2026.

Ontario real estate faces a cautious fall as market activity cools. July data shows lower sales and home prices compared to last year.

This update covers recent GTA housing market trends and central bank interest rate settings. These figures provide a baseline for your current real estate decisions.

GTA home prices saw a year-over-year decline in July 2026. The Bank of Canada maintains the current overnight target rate of 2.25 percent.

GTA home sales and prices remain lower than last year while the market prepares for the September interest rate decision. Current data shows a cooling trend for prices across the region.

Ontario saw 16,276 residential sales in July 2026. The average resale price across the province reached $797,486.

Ontario residential prices have shifted by 4.6 percent over the last year. Mortgage rates continue to provide new options for buyers in the current market environment.

Ontario home prices and rents show a decline as of June 2026. Mortgage rates remain steady following the July interest rate announcement.

This briefing covers the latest data from the Bank of Canada and the Canadian Real Estate Association. There are no new policy changes or local announcements to report today.

National home sales grew in July while GTA listing inventory tightened. We provide the latest regional market data and interest rate updates.

July sales remained steady despite a significant decline in new housing inventory. Prices for GTA homes decreased compared to the previous year.

Canada sees a decline in housing starts as governments commit funding for infrastructure. The GTA real estate market experiences a year-over-year decrease in both sales and average prices.

Housing starts across Canada saw a decline in July according to latest reports. Meanwhile, the GTA market continues to experience downward pressure on pricing and sales volume.

July sales data shows a minor dip in activity and prices across the Greater Toronto Area. The Bank of Canada continues to hold its overnight rate steady.

The GTA housing market saw a price decline in July 2026 amid a cooling sales environment. Provincial policy changes continue to influence activity in the new home sector.

The GTA housing market saw a shift in July 2026 with lower sales volumes and reduced pricing. Interest rates remain consistent as we wait for the September announcement.

New home sales in Ontario jumped by 130 percent during the second quarter of 2026. Toronto region home prices saw a year-over-year decline in July 2026.

Today we track federal housing investments and latest GTA market data. Interest rates remain steady as we monitor regional infrastructure developments.

The GTA housing market saw a shift in July with lower sales volume and cooling prices. Inventory levels across the region also experienced a decline during this period.
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