The latest data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board shows the Greater Toronto Area housing market continuing to shift as we move through early 2026.

The average home price across the GTA is now $1,008,968, reflecting a 3.67% month-over-month increase.

At the same time, housing inventory has grown to 19,314 active listings, providing buyers with more options than earlier in the year.

Detached Homes

Detached homes remain the highest-valued property type, with an average price of $1,325,654 and an average time on market of 33 days.

Townhomes

Attached and row townhomes averaged $930,779, with homes selling in approximately 31 days.

Semi-Detached Homes

Semi-detached homes averaged $1,027,376 and sold quickly, with an average of 23 days on market.

Condo Apartments

Condo apartments averaged $626,650 and rose 8.92% year over year, highlighting continued demand for entry-level housing options.

What This Means for GTA Homeowners

With inventory rising, the strategy for pricing, marketing, and negotiating a home sale has become more important than ever.

Homes that are positioned correctly continue to attract strong buyer interest.

For more than 23 years, Sam Chaim has helped homeowners navigate the Toronto real estate market with tailored strategies and trusted advice.

If you're considering selling your home in the Greater Toronto Area, understanding your home's current market value is the first step.

Contact Sam today for a confidential home value consultation.