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Toronto residents Mark and Sarah Thompson never imagined their lives would change overnight. The young couple, who had been renting a modest two-bedroom apartment in Etobicoke, had always dreamed of owning a home but struggled to break into Toronto’s skyrocketing housing market.
Canada’s housing market in 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most complex in recent years.
Canada’s housing market is experiencing a significant shift as the number of new listings rises across major cities, changing the supply-demand dynamic that has defined the market for years.
Montreal’s real estate market has been one of the most resilient in Canada, continuing to see price growth even as other major cities experience sales slowdowns and affordability challenges.
As Canada’s housing market moves into 2025, the resale market is showing signs of both stability and shifting demand.
Toronto’s condo market is facing a unique challenge as apartment prices continue to decline despite strong rental demand.
Calgary’s real estate market, once one of Canada’s fastest-growing, is showing signs of slowing down as home sales dropped by 10% in the last quarter of 2024.
Vancouver’s housing market remains one of Canada’s most dynamic and expensive, but unlike other major cities experiencing declining sales and price fluctuations, home values in Vancouver have held steady going into 2025.
As Canada’s housing market enters 2025, one of the biggest questions on the minds of buyers and sellers is whether interest rate cuts will be enough to revive buyer demand.
Toronto’s housing market ended 2024 with a notable shift, as home sales fell by 19% in December compared to the same period in 2023.
Canada’s housing market is heading into 2025 with a mix of optimism and uncertainty. After a volatile 2024 that saw fluctuating interest rates, rising inventory, and shifting buyer sentiment.
As Toronto’s real estate market moves into 2025, experts anticipate a transition toward stability, with price growth slowing, inventory levels rising, and interest rates expected to remain steady.
