Honest market updates and home buying notes from the GTA. By Mats Moy.
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Brampton Homeowners Who Bought at the Peak Just Got More Bad News
Brampton real estate market 2026: more homes sold in March, yet prices kept falling. Here is what that combination really means for peak buyers.
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2,499 GTA Condos Cancelled. Now Builders Want You Back.
GTA pre-construction condo cancellations hit 2,499 units last quarter. Builders are now offering $130K to get buyers back. Here is what that really means.
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Toronto Condo Investors: What They Really Lost in 2022
Toronto condo investors who bought in 2022 are quietly taking serious losses. Here’s what the data shows and where some of that capital is moving now.
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GTA Sellers Accepting $177K Below Asking: Why
GTA sellers accepting below asking price by $177K on average in March 2026. Nearly 3 in 4 neighbourhoods sold under list. See what the data shows.
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Bank of Canada Rate Decision GTA: What 1.15M Owners Face Next
The Bank of Canada rate decision matters for 1.15M GTA owners with renewals coming. What the next move means for payments and what to plan around.
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Toronto District Real Estate: Why W10 Surprised Everyone This Year
Toronto district real estate W10 surprise. Why this district shifted faster than the rest of the city, and what the data signals for buyers and sellers.
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Mississauga Real Estate Buyers No Longer Want the Cheapest Home
Mississauga real estate buyers no longer want the cheapest home. What they want instead, why the bottom is taking longer to sell, and what sellers should do.
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Brampton Housing Crisis: What It Means for the GTA in 2026
The Brampton housing crisis is real in 2026. What it means for owners, renters, and buyers in the GTA, and where the next pressure points land.
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Pre-Construction Risks GTA: The $18M Briarwood Failure Explained
Pre construction risks in the GTA after the Briarwood failure. What buyers should ask, the contract clauses that matter, and how to avoid the trap.
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GTA Housing Market Tariffs: What They Really Mean for Prices
GTA housing market tariffs impact is real and rolling. What new tariffs do to construction costs, condo pricing, and resale demand across the region.