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Listings count each time a home goes on the market, so a home taken off and relisted counts twice (TRREB counts it the same way). That can make demand look slightly lower than it is.
Limited data.
This is an estimate only, based on how similar homes sold on average. There is no guarantee what any specific property will sell for, because every home and every situation is different.
Based on the last asking price before the sale. If the price was reduced while the home was listed, that cut is not counted, so the drop from the original asking price can be bigger than this shows. Estimate for homes like this, combining the area average with the details above.
Sale vs list uses each home's final asking price, so price reductions made before the sale are not counted.
Across every Toronto sale this year, these three factors moved demand the most.
Demand is only part of the picture. Tom Storey and The Storey Team will price your home against its true peer group and build a launch strategy around it.
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