Etobicoke’s New Civic Centre Is Taking Shape: What It Means for the Neighbourhood and Local Real Estate Market
Etobicoke is undergoing a major transformation, and one of the biggest pieces of that change is becoming impossible to miss. Construction is well underway on the new Etobicoke Civic Centre at Bloor Street West and Kipling Avenue, bringing a major new civic and community hub to the heart of Etobicoke Centre. With the building now […]
GTA REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE: WHAT AUGUST 2026 TELLS US ABOUT THE UPCOMING FALL MARKET
The GTA real estate market continued to show signs of transition in August, with fewer homes coming to market and overall sales remaining slightly below where they were this time last year. At first glance, the numbers may suggest that the market is simply slowing down. But when we look a little closer, there are […]
THE PRACTICE: TORONTO’S NEW WELLNESS DESTINATION BRINGS MIND, BODY AND COMMUNITY UNDER ONE ROOF
Toronto’s wellness scene continues to evolve, and one of the city’s newest destinations is taking a broader approach to what it means to feel well. The Practice is a new wellness space in Toronto founded by Sara Jackson, bringing together therapy, coaching, movement, meditation, breathwork, energy-based practices, community events and everyday wellness experiences in one […]
LESS INVENTORY, MORE COMPETITION: INSIDE THE GTA’S JULY MARKET
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) resale housing market continued to shift in July, with market conditions tightening compared to this time last year. While home sales were relatively steady, the number of new listings entering the market declined significantly, giving active buyers fewer options and creating more competition among purchasers. According to the Toronto Regional […]
June 2026 Market Update: Buyer Confidence Is Returning
The Greater Toronto Area real estate market continued to gain momentum throughout June, signalling a healthier and more balanced market than we saw earlier this year. After a slower first quarter, activity picked up significantly during the spring. Home sales increased compared to June of last year, while the number of new listings declined. This […]
GTA REAL ESTATE IN FEBRUARY 2026: A MARKET ON THE EDGE OF MOMENTUM
The Greater Toronto Area real estate market continued to shift in February 2026, with a noticeable tightening in resale housing conditions compared to this time last year. While overall home sales came in lower year-over-year, the more significant story lies on the supply side. New listings dropped at an even sharper pace, pointing to a […]
GTA REAL ESTATE 2025: A YEAR OF RESET, BETTER AFFORDABILITY, AND QUIET OPPORTUNITY
The Greater Toronto Area housing market in 2025 wasn’t defined by bidding wars or record-breaking highs. Instead, it was a year of recalibration – one that quietly improved affordability and created meaningful opportunities for both buyers and sellers. After a very active 2024, home sales slowed as economic uncertainty weighed on consumer confidence. However, what […]
WHERE TO CHEER, WHERE TO LIVE: TORONTO’S SPORTS BARS, NEIGHBOURHOOD VIBES & THE ENERGY OF A WINNING SEASON
Toronto’s not just a city — it’s a living, breathing fandom machine. When the Blue Jays are punching into the postseason and the Maple Leafs are back on the ice, every corner of the city hums with energy. For homebuyers or renters, that rippling excitement can offer clues into what makes a neighbourhood truly special. […]
GTA SEPTEMBER MARKET: SALES CLIMB AS BUYERS REGAIN CONFIDENCE
September brought renewed activity across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market, as more buyers stepped off the sidelines to take advantage of easing borrowing costs. However, with ample choice still available, buyers continued to negotiate firmly—keeping downward pressure on average sale prices. Market Momentum Builds The Bank of Canada’s September interest rate cut offered […]
THE BANK OF CANADA CUTS INTEREST RATE
On September 17, 2025, the Bank of Canada made a notable move — lowering its key policy (overnight) interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.50%, its lowest in about three years. This is the first rate cut in six months, and the decision was unanimous among the Governing Council. Here’s a breakdown of why […]