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The Canadian rental market has been in a slow decline, with rents dipping for the 9th consecutive month. In June, the average rent dropped just slightly to $2,125 per month—a mere $4 lower than May. But despite this small decrease, rent prices remain significantly higher than 5 years ago, up 23% on average. That’s more than double the Bank of Canada’s target inflation rate! While rents are still lower compared to last year, the pace of decline is slowing. Experts are watching closely to see if we’re nearing the bottom or if rents could fall even more later in the year. It’s a tricky situation: rising rents benefit investors but hurt renters, as higher costs eat into disposable income. With household budgets squeezed, consumption slows down, which can create a ripple effect on the economy. As the rental market stabilizes, it’s clear that affordability is still a long way off. So, will rents continue to fall, or is this just a pause before prices rise again? The answer may depend on how the market behaves through the end of summer and fall—traditionally the peak rental season.

Source: Better Dwelling

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Toronto’s real estate market is facing a new reality: more listings, fewer sales, and falling prices. In July, a surge of new properties hit the market, pushing motivated sellers to cut their prices—sometimes dramatically. In Lawrence Park, homes listed as high as $11 million now sit beside others slashed by hundreds of thousands. One homeowner dropped their asking price by $300K, another by $150K—below what they paid in the 2022 bidding frenzy. Why? Buyers are cautious. High interest rates, tough financing, and a wide selection of listings mean people are taking their time—and making lower offers. Some sellers are being proactive, cutting prices early. Others hold out, hoping for a better offer—only to see buyers walk away. One deal collapsed over a 5% price gap. By the time sellers were ready to compromise, the buyer had moved on. The market is still moving, but it's a far cry from the bidding wars of just two years ago. Active listings are at record highs, and buyers are increasingly drawn to older, larger homes offering better value. Bottom line: if you’re selling, price it right and move fast. If you’re buying, you’ve got options—but don’t wait too long.

Source: The Globe and Mail