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Housing Market Report for June 2024

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Toronto Housing Prices

The change in average home price is affected by two factors:

  1. The proportions of home types sold has changed. This means that the mix of homes sold has shifted from a majority of higher-priced homes to a majority of lower-priced homes, or vice versa.
  2. Assuming the mix of homes is relatively stable, all homes are being sold for more or less than the last period.

For example, if the average price decreased from last year, all homes sold this year were either sold for less and/or the majority of them were budget-friendly condos, rather than expensive single-family homes.

How we calculate our stats

Toronto Housing Inventory

Toronto Rankings
out of 23 in Greater Toronto

Toronto vs. Greater Toronto

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About this Report

Zolo's real estate market trends gives you an up-to-date look at the Toronto housing market. We've made real estate data like average house prices, housing inventory, and days on market readily available to you. The home price data we report is consistently refreshed, with the most recent coverage between May 10 - June 07. The report also includes percentages that represent the year-over-year change from the same period in 2023. Along with all these real estate statistics is a ranking of every city in the Greater Toronto area based on their home sold price, price growth, days on market, and turnover. This way, you get to see the Toronto housing market on a wider scale, and how it compares to other cities in the metro area. This market report was designed to give you new insights on both the Toronto real estate market and the Greater Toronto area so that you have a better idea of where you want to live. In addition to our market report, consider reviewing other MLS® stats, like the MLS® Home Price Index, to get a better perspective of the market.

Numbers are based on firm contract dates, not when the transaction is reported or when the contract closes.

A contract is firm when both the home seller and buyer agree to the transaction, however this may not be reported in a timely fashion. Therefore, transaction reported dates are when the agent submits the sale to their local board. A contract is closed when the transaction actually occurs and the buyers move into the house. Normally, contracts close about 6-8 weeks after a contract is firm, which means the data you're seeing is reported in real-time.

Data is reported in 4 or 8 week periods.

28 and 56 day periods are used because some months have more weekends than others. This ensures that each period has the same amount of days and weekends so that a like-for-like comparison can be made.

What does pro-rated data mean?

Based on historical reporting, it can take up to four weeks or more for transactions to be reported. This means that approximately 30% of home transactions that occured within this period have yet to be included in this report. Because of this, this period's numbers are considered "pro-rated."