TORONTO HOUSING Single Family Detached, Town House and Condo Average Prices with Total Residential Listings and Sales.
See also the charts comparing 10 year changes in Ontario employment earnings and the relative values of TORONTO STRATA units as a percentage of single family dwellings
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In June 2021 Toronto total residential housing sales dropped again and are now down 29% from the March 2021 peak surge and after zooming M/M in July 2020 with the pandemic Covid 19 spread. Total residential inventory is 46% below the May 2018 high and total sales-to-listings produced a 98% absorption rate (in March 2021 it was 148%). Buyers took a break and average prices in all sectors (strata and detached) ticked down 1% from their respective peaks. |
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Toronto Single Family Detached Prices Down 1% from the MAY 2021 high Up 136% in the last 10 years Toronto Townhouse Prices Down 1% from the MAR 2021 high Townhouses are priced at 61% of SFDs or 1 SFD = 1.6 Townhouses Toronto Condo Prices Down 1% from the APR 2021 high Condos are priced at 49% of SFDs or 1 SFD = 2.1 Condos |
Absorption rates are based on total listing inventory and total sales and they rose above 100% five times during the FOMO 1.0 hysteria of 2016-2017. They have come off their hysterical run and have plunged quickly from 152% in March 2017. In JUN 2021 they were 98%
MONTHLY ABSORPTION RATE RECORDS
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This comparison chart of Vancouver vs Toronto shows the scale of the perceived value differential between the two most manic and expensive Canadian cities.
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