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Pricing, pace and supply across the GTA — plus what the numbers actually mean for the decision in front of you.
Aggregate statistics flatten out most of what decides a transaction. A two per cent average increase across the Greater Toronto Area can just as easily describe detached homes in Oakville sitting flat while condos in Hamilton move eight. The average is real, and it describes almost nobody's house.
The numbers above are the region. Your street is not the region. Days on market for a whole city and days on market for one neighbourhood routinely disagree, and where they disagree it is the narrower figure that is measuring homes a buyer would actually weigh against yours.
Which is why every figure on this page carries the month it was compiled and the board it came from, and why none of it is a forecast. If you want a read on one street rather than on a region, that is a conversation rather than a chart — the aggregates get you to the right question, not to the answer.
Every figure here is compiled from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's own feed via PropTx, refreshed monthly. Sales, prices and days-on-market come from transactions that actually closed — not from estimates or modelled averages.
They're still aggregates, and your street can diverge from its municipality sharply. Where a figure isn't available the page says so rather than filling the gap. Call me and I'll walk you through the numbers for your specific street.
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Across 30 Greater Toronto Area markets: 5 favour sellers, 16 are balanced, and 9 favour buyers. The average masks a lot — open any market below for its own read.
Typical sale price
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Median in each GTA market, weighted by sales
Median days on market
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Time from listing to firm sale
Homes sold
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Transactions closed that month
New listings
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Brought to market that month
Greater Toronto Area, all home types
| Month | Average price |
|---|---|
| Sep | $938,000 |
| Oct | $918,000 |
| Nov | $924,000 |
| Dec | $920,000 |
| Jan | $918,000 |
| Feb | $867,000 |
| Mar | $883,000 |
| Apr | $854,000 |
| May | $877,000 |
| Jun | $918,000 |
| Jul | $919,000 |
| Aug | $932,000 |
Typical price and days on market
| City | Avg price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto | $856K | 21 |
| Mississauga | $880K | 22 |
| Oakville | $1338K | 22 |
| Milton | $938K | 21 |
| Burlington | $1000K | 22 |
| Hamilton | $680K | 28 |
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Compiled from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board feed on August 31, 2026, covering August 2026. Aggregates across Greater Toronto Area markets — your own street can diverge from them sharply.
