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🏡 June 2025 GTA Real Estate Market Update

🏡 June 2025 GTA Real Estate Market Update

Inventory remains elevated while price trends stabilize—here’s what’s moving this month.


🔍 By the Numbers: June at a Glance

  • Total Sales: 6,243 (–2.4% YoY, +0.0% MoM)

  • Average Selling Price: $1,101,691 (–5.4% YoY, –1.7% MoM)

  • New Listings: ~19,839 (+14% YoY, –) +15.8% over May

  • Active Listings: 31,603 (+30.8% YoY, +2.1% MoM)—the highest in 15 years

  • Sales-to-New Listings Ratio: 35% (calculated from sales and listings provided)

  • Property DOM: 42 days (up from May)

  • Listing DOM: 30 days (up from May)

  • Months of Inventory: 5.06 months—pushing the GTA into a buyer’s market

Source: TRREB June Market Watch Report


đź§  Top Takeaway:
June showed stabilizing prices and consistent sales, but record-high inventory across the GTA has shifted the market firmly in favour of buyers—with over five months of supply.

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📉 Rates & Financing Update

  • BoC Policy Rate: Held steady at 2.75% on June 4, citing persistent economic uncertainty and trade tensions

  • What’s Ahead: Economists expect at least two additional rate cuts later this year—possibly targeting 2.25% by year-end nesto.ca,TD Stories, Reuters.

  • Fixed Mortgage Rates: Trending higher recently, with select 3–5 yr rates around 3.9%–4.0%

  • Variable Rates: Prime remains at 4.95%—no change for now Facebook+8Bank of Canada+8Ratehub.ca+8.

Sources: nesto.ca,TD Stories, Reuters,NerdWalletBank of Canada,Ratehub.ca


🏠 What’s Changing — and What’s Not

  1. Sales Plateau – After increasing through spring, June sales held steady, now just below last year’s levels.

  2. Inventory Peaks – Active listings have surpassed 31,600—the highest in 15 years—granting buyers significantly more options.

  3. Market Segmentation:

    • Condos: ~6.95 months inventory—clearly a buyer’s market.

    • Detached Homes: ~4.7 months—still balanced.

    • Townhomes/Semis: Remain balanced.

    • Durham Region: Balanced at ~3.58 months overall and 3.64 for detached.

    • City of Toronto: Buyer-favored, with overall ~5.06 months and condo apartments at ~6.9 months.

  4. Economic Backdrop – Trade uncertainty continues to hold rates steady; inflation remains marginally above target

Sources:  Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.


⚖️ Buyers vs. Sellers: Who's in Control?

For Buyers:

  • Increased inventory and cooling prices translate into more choice and negotiation power.

  • Entry-level detached homes and townhomes are attracting interest; condos offer deep leverage.

  • With rate cuts expected, securing a rate sooner could be wise.

For Sellers:

  • Entry-level homes still command attention—focus on staging and pricing.

  • Larger homes may stay on the market longer; presentation and promotion are key.

  • Work with an agent to develop a strategic plan in this shifting market.


đź”® Quick Verdict:

SegmentMarket Condition
CondosBuyer’s market (~7 months MOI)
Detached (GTA-wide)Balanced (~4.7 months MOI)
Durham Region HomesBalanced (~3.6 months MOI)
Overall GTALeaning Buyer (~5 months MOI)

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