Greater Toronto Home Sales Rise 7% in April as Lower Prices Jolt Spring Market: Board
Lower home prices and borrowing costs helped lift buyer activity, while the MLS Home Price Index was flat after 10 straight monthly declines.
- Greater Toronto Area home sales rose 7% in April to 5,946 units, marking the largest increase in nine months, according to Toronto Regional Real Estate Board data released on Tuesday.
- Prices stabilized as greater affordability enticed buyers, with the Home Price Index remaining flat at C$929,300, ending a streak of 10 straight monthly declines.
- New listings fell 9.3% to 17,097 units, while total active inventory decreased 6.4% to 25,110 listings, suggesting tightening supply and increased buyer competition.
- TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld noted buyers are taking advantage of more affordable conditions, while realtor Conrad Zurini observed growing confidence as price declines have slowed.
- Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer stated that resolving geopolitical tensions could improve market activity, while buyers face an average five-year fixed mortgage rate of 4.19% according to MortgageLogic data.
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Greater Toronto home sales rise 7% in April as lower prices jolt spring market: board
TORONTO - Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area rose on a year-over-year basis for the second straight month in April, while average selling prices moved lower again.
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