2025

In August 2025, Toronto and the GTA became a buyer’s market. Sales rose slightly, but average prices fell in the GTA at $1,022,143 and in Toronto city $992,085. Inventory is high with 27,495 active listings, giving buyers more options and negotiation power. Detached homes and condos saw the biggest price drops. Sellers now need realistic pricing and well-presented homes to attract offers. Key Market...

The Canadian real estate market in July 2025 presented a mixed picture. While national prices dipped slightly, several urban markets, especially Toronto and Vancouver, saw a modest uptick in both listings and buyer activity. This blog will break down the latest market values, what it mean for buyers and sellers, and how regional markets are performing. Let’s explore the data-driven trends shaping...

Private universities in Canada offer a more personalised, flexible, and often specialised learning experience. They are well-known for small class sizes, strong faculty-student relationships, modern infrastructure, and innovative programmes. For international students, many private universities also offer quicker admission processing and flexible start dates. Whether you’re pursuing business,...

Choosing the right private school in Toronto can be overwhelming. To help you, here’s a detailed guide to the top 15 private schools in Toronto, including their programs, facilities, tuition fees, and contact information. Whether you want an all-boys, all-girls, or co-ed school, day or boarding, this list covers the best options. 1. Upper Canada College (UCC) Type & Grades: All-boys, Senior...

In 2025, the average condo price in Toronto is $593,200 CAD, down 3.8% from the previous year. With over 7,311 active listings across key neighbourhoods like Liberty Village, East Bayfront, and North York, Toronto remains a top market for affordable, accessible condo living. MLS® listings update every 15 minutes. Starting Price $1.5M...

Toronto, just like the Canadian real estate industry in general, has three tiers of regulation and organisation of real estate brokers. These are the Board level, Provincial level, and the Federal level. Toronto (Toronto Regional Real Estate Board) is a provincial organisation that is governed by both CREA (Canadian Real Estate Association), a federal organisation, and RECO (Real Estate Council of...

In 2025, Canada’s real estate market is gradually shifting toward buyers, driven by lower interest rates and increased housing supply. But renters are still cautious. Interest rates are declining gradually. Inventory is increasing in major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary. Entry-level housing is more affordable than in 2023–2024. Despite this, many renters are hesitating due to...

2 Post Road - Luxury Condos in Toronto Toronto’s Bridle Path neighborhood is set to receive a remarkable new development with 2 Post Road, a distinctive condominium project by North Drive Investments Inc. This will be the first new housing development in the area in over 20 years, making it a unique and highly anticipated addition to one of Toronto’s most affluent communities. Officially launched...