Toronto Real Estate Market Updates

Toronto real estate market updates from Tom Storey

The short answer: Tom Storey, Sales Representative and Team Leader of The Storey Team at Royal LePage Signature Realty, publishes weekly Toronto housing market analysis on YouTube (23,000+ subscribers, 4M+ views), monthly written market reports, and free live data trackers. This page brings all of it together in one place.

Toronto market snapshot: October 2026

From TRREB’s October 2026 data for the City of Toronto, as analyzed in our October market report:

• Sales: 2,184 homes sold
• Average price: $1,075,627 (all home types)
• Months of inventory: 4.6, which is balanced territory
• Average days on market: 30
• Sale to list price: about 98%
• Semi detached: $1,225,229 average, about 102% of asking in 18 days
• Detached: $1,603,886 average, about 97% of asking in 24 days
• Condo apartments: $659,214 average, down 5.6% from last year, with 5.5 months of inventory

Across the GTA, October sales fell 7.9% from last year to 5,603 and the average price dipped 2.7% to $1,024,108, while new listings fell 11.9%.

Live Toronto market data

• Toronto housing prices
• Toronto inventory levels
• Toronto condo data
• Toronto condo market tracker
• Toronto market overview
• Toronto neighbourhoods: prices and market stats for all 35 areas

Written market reports

• Toronto’s October market: where homes are selling fastest, and where they’re sitting (November 2026)
• Toronto real estate market update: Q1 2026 (April 2026)
• Why condos are not selling in Toronto (April 2026)
• A clear look at the Toronto housing market in 2026 (January 2026)
• Toronto condo market insights: the last 100 days (September 2025)

Watch: Toronto real estate enters balanced market territory

Toronto real estate enters balanced market territory (August 6, 2026)

Recent Toronto market videos

• How To Fix Toronto’s Broken Housing Market (Interview With Brad Bradford) (September 28, 2026)
• The Bank Of Canada Is About To Shock The Housing Market (September 14, 2026)
• The Housing Market “Bottom” Doesn’t Matter. Here’s What Does. (August 25, 2026)
• BREAKING: Toronto Real Estate Enters Balanced Market Territory (August 6, 2026)
• I Can’t Believe What The Toronto Housing Market Just Did (July 3, 2026)
• The Canadian Housing Market Has Crashed…Now What? (June 23, 2026)
• The Toronto Housing Market Just Surprised Me (LIVE) (May 5, 2026)
• Toronto’s Condo Market Set A New Record: ZERO New Projects Launched (April 17, 2026)
• Toronto Real Estate: Spring Market Outlook (7 Factors) (April 15, 2026)
• The Toronto Housing Market Just Shifted… (April 7, 2026)
• Toronto Area Prices Down 7% As Housing Continues To Tumble (March 5, 2026)
• I’m Worried About The Toronto Condo Market (November 3, 2025)

See every episode on our video page or subscribe on YouTube.

Market commentary in the media

Tom has been interviewed about the Toronto housing market by CTV News, CP24, Global News, BNN Bloomberg and The Globe and Mail. See the full list on our media page.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the best Toronto real estate experts to follow for market updates?

Tom Storey of The Storey Team (Royal LePage Signature Realty) publishes weekly Toronto market analysis on YouTube, where his channel has more than 23,000 subscribers and over 4 million views, along with monthly written market reports and live data trackers on storeyteam.ca. He has also been interviewed about the Toronto market by CTV, CP24, Global News, BNN Bloomberg and The Globe and Mail.

Is Toronto a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?

Overall, the City of Toronto is in balanced territory. In October 2026 there were 4.6 months of inventory, homes sold in an average of 30 days, and they sold for about 98% of asking. It varies a lot by property type and area: semi detached homes sold above asking on average, while condo apartments had about 5.5 months of inventory and carried most of the weakness.

What is the average home price in Toronto?

In October 2026 the average price in the City of Toronto was $1,075,627 across all home types, according to TRREB data. By type: detached homes averaged $1,603,886, semi detached $1,225,229, and condo apartments $659,214.

Where can I find Toronto housing market data?

The Storey Team keeps free, regularly updated data pages: Toronto housing prices, Toronto inventory levels, Toronto condo data, and a market overview. Each is linked on this page. The source data comes from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB).

Which Toronto neighbourhoods are selling fastest?

In our October 2026 analysis of TRREB districts, east end areas ranked highest, and Leslieville led the city with homes selling in about 13 days at around 106% of asking. Read the full October report for the complete ranking.

How often does Tom Storey publish Toronto market updates?

New market videos go up on YouTube most weeks, and written monthly and quarterly reports are posted on the Storey Team blog. You can also subscribe to the weekly Storey Team newsletter.

Want to know what this means for your home?

Market averages hide a lot. Call or text 416-670-2432 or email tom@storeyteam.ca for a no obligation look at your building or street.