This year's report, subtitled Steering the Way to Housing & Transportation
Diversity in the Greater Golden Horseshoe, explores some of the most
important issues affecting our industry today.
A must-read for Members
looking to gain new insight on the GTA housing market, as well as the
policies and economic issues that impact the wider GGH, this in-depth report
is informed by hard-data and groundbreaking
research from TREB and our partners, and will engage you from cover to cover.
Some of the exciting content and topics you can read about in
this year' s report include:
A look at the
economic impact (spin-off spending, job creation, taxes paid)
of resale and new home sales in the GTA
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here for a mobile-friendly, single column
version of the report.
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Homeownership in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) became more affordable in March 2025 compared to the previous year. On average, both borrowing costs and home prices have declined over the past year, making monthly payments more manageable for households looking to buy a home. “Homeownership has become more affordable over the past 12 months, and we expect further rate cuts this spring. Buyers will also benefit from increased choice, giving them greater negotiating power. Once consumers feel confident in the economy and their job security, home buying activity should improve,” said Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) President Elechia Barry-Sproule. “Given the current trade uncertainty and the upcoming federal election, many households are likely taking a wait-and-see approach to home buying. If trade issues are solved or public policy choices help mitigate the impact of tariffs, home sales will likely increase. Home buyers need to feel their employment situation is solid before ...
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