TRREB News
June home sales were up compared to last year, but remained below the March 2021 peak and were lower than the number of transactions reported for May 2021, consistent with the regular seasonal trend. The average selling price in June increased by double digits compared to last year as well, but the annual rate of increase moderated compared to the previous three months.
Thirteen Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) Members have one thing in common. They have all received accolades for their tremendous dedication and tireless commitment to their communities, the organization, and the real estate industry as a whole. This year, TRREB handed out a record number of awards at the spring Annual Meeting held virtually on June 3.
Teranet, Canada’s leader in modernizing registry and data intelligence platforms for the Canadian real estate market, and Stratus Data Systems, a leader in MLS® platforms have joined forces to launch REALM to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB). This modern, mobile-first new national front-end Multi-List Platform (MLP) merges land registry and MLS® data to create a singular and enhanced experience for TRREB and its partner board Members.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) will add BrokerBay, an advanced showing management ecosystem, to its core products and services for Members this fall. TRREB’s newly announced partnership with BrokerBay will give our Members and Partner Board MLS® System users access to a brokerage level showing service solution with advanced features. The full suite of user-friendly tools can be leveraged by REALTORS® and front-desk administrators to schedule and manage showing appointments, provide 3D virtual showings, register offers, submit documents, manage property notifications, and more.
As Canada’s largest and most diverse real estate board, we condemn the senseless and horrific act of violence against a Muslim family in London, Ontario. Their lives were taken in a deliberate attack motivated by hatred because of their Islamic faith.
Together, we stand united with our Members against such deplorable actions with zero tolerance for this reprehensible behaviour.
Our hearts go out to the grieving family, loved ones, and communities during this incredibly trying time.
Lisa Patel
TRREB President
Sadly, the unspeakable discovery of the unmarked graves and remains of 215 children on the grounds of a former residential school is a sombre reminder of our country’s shameful past.
This is a historic tragedy, and we hope now, the residential survivors can begin to heal and honour the lost lives.
Together, we stand united with fellow Canadians and Indigenous communities to honour the victims.
Lisa Patel
TRREB President
A series of charts summarizing key residential statistics for the GTA, including an affordability indicator and time series for price, new listings and sales.
Residential transactions reported through TRREB’s MLS® System remained high in May 2021, but fell short of the 2016 record and were below this year’s March peak. Despite a slight ebb in sales over the last two months, market conditions remained tight enough to push the average selling price to an all-time record in May.
For the second year, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and its Members are supporting COVID-19 relief efforts. The immediate contribution of over $300,000 in concert with the Ontario REALTORS Care® Foundation (ORCF) will help 40 charities and support the most vulnerable during the third wave of the pandemic. This is in addition to the $744,116 donated at the end of 2020, as part of the $1 per Member per Month Every REALTOR® campaign in support of the ORCF.
A series of charts summarizing key residential statistics for the GTA, including an affordability indicator and time series for price, new listings and sales.
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) set a new record for April and amounted to more than quadruple that from April 2020 – the first full month of the pandemic. Bucking the regular seasonal trend, April 2021 sales actually declined month-over-month. A similar trend was noted for the number of new listings reported.
In the first quarter of 2021, average condominium apartment rents were down on a year-over-year basis, continuing to reflect a supply imbalance in favour of renters. However, year-over-year growth in rental transactions outstripped growth in the number of units listed over the same period, suggesting that rental market conditions are starting to tighten in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) once again.
Year-over-year growth in first quarter 2021 condominium apartment sales well outstripped growth in listings over the same period in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). With market conditions tightening, average condo prices for Q1 2021 were above the averages for Q1 2020 for the regions surrounding the City of Toronto. The average condo selling price in Toronto remained below last year’s level.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and the TRREB Women in Real Estate Task Force are thrilled to host an inaugural women-focused virtual event, Real Women. Real Lives. Real Stories., happening on Wednesday, April 14, 2021.
A series of charts summarizing key residential statistics for the GTA, including an affordability indicator and time series for price, new listings and sales.
For the third straight month of 2021, record home sales continued in March across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) with buyers taking advantage of favourable borrowing costs and continued improvement in many sectors of the economy.
