The Toronto real estate market showed key signs of recovery in June 2025, though overall prices and sales are still trending below last year’s levels.

The average selling price across the GTA was $1,101,691, representing a 5.4% year-over-year decline, but affordability has improved as borrowing costs ease. Detached homes remain in demand, averaging 24 days on market, with over 3,000 units sold last month.

According to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), the market is seeing a 30%+ increase in listings, giving buyers more choice and room to negotiate. Sellers, on the other hand, are navigating a more competitive landscape—but those who price right and leverage expert marketing are still seeing results.

The key takeaway? This is a transitional market, ideal for strategic moves. Sellers can capitalize on low inventory in key pockets, while buyers and investors benefit from softer prices and favorable financing.

Thinking of listing your home or purchasing in Toronto? Reach out to Sam Chaim, your Point Man in Real Estate, for custom advice on how to make your move in today’s market.

To A Good Life,

Sam

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