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The Neighbourhood Walk: What to Look for Before You Commit to an Address

You can learn more about a neighbourhood in thirty minutes on foot than in three hours online. Here is what to notice, what to listen for, and what to look up before you decide where to live.

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North York in July 2026: What C12, C14 and C15 Actually Cost

North York in July 2026: What C12, C14 and C15 Actually Cost

Three North York districts, three very different markets. July 2026 sale prices, medians and days on market for C12, C14 and C15, with the average and median gap explained.

Thirty-Two Days or Forty-Five? How to Read Days on Market Before You List

Thirty-Two Days or Forty-Five? How to Read Days on Market Before You List

TRREB publishes two days-on-market figures and they mean different things. In July 2026 the gap between them widened. Here is how to read both before you price your home.

Buying Before Selling in Toronto: What July 2026 Actually Says About the Risk

Buying Before Selling in Toronto: What July 2026 Actually Says About the Risk

Sales held steady in July 2026 while new listings fell 17.8 per cent. Here is what that combination does to the sell-first decision, with the numbers shown rather than asserted.

July 2026 in the GTA: Sales Flat, New Listings Down 17.8 Per Cent

July 2026 in the GTA: Sales Flat, New Listings Down 17.8 Per Cent

The July 2026 TRREB figures in plain language. What flat sales and a sharp drop in new listings mean for anyone buying or selling this autumn.