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aug-sept 2017 volume 05 issue 05 Toronto House Market's Downturn May Have An Upside Buyer Who Walked Away From Real Estate Deal Ordered To Pay $360K

07-08

Toronto's Real Estate Market Sees Shift Away From Earlier Frenzy

09-10

Bad News, Bears: Canada's Economy Is Actually Doing Better Than You Think

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Toronto Housing Market's Downtu GTA

home

may

be

sales more

than

are

down,

but

“A significant negative outcome on trade

Provincial Liberal government policy,

bump

wouldn’t have immediate impact on our

along with tighter lending restrictions and

correction.

economy, but it would have immediate

rising interest rates makes consumers

impact on consumer confidence.”

more anxious in the short-term, but are all

short-term

long-term

Royal LePage CEO Phil Soper says that,

designed to ease affordability challenges

like a lot of chief executives, he is prone

Nor does Soper suggest that the recent

to optimism.

Vancouver correction wasn’t serious.

longer term, says Han.

But that didn’t stop him from calling

“People say it wasn’t that bad (in

costs for borrowing, but the house price is

Toronto the least healthy housing market

Vancouver) because prices were only

going to be reduced in the longer run as a

in the country when prices were galloping

down by a couple of percentage points,”

consequence of these policies. So, in that

ahead in the double digits in the first

he said. “But they were going up by 30 per

sense, it is going to make housing more

quarter of the year, peaking at 33 per cent

cent, so the trend reversed itself by some

affordable in the future,” she said.

year over year in March.

30 to 35 per cent in weeks.

“The rising interest rate will increase the

While some sellers and buyers may have Soper says it’s not self-interest as a

“It was a very significant change in the

been caught in the sudden turnaround of

realtor that leads him to believe that

direction of that market and a significant

the market this spring, the pause in the

Toronto’s slumped market will recover in

downturn.”

market frenzy is welcome, says James

the same way as Vancouver’s has. That

McKellar, a professor at the Schulich

market has lately rebounded after the B.C.

Royal

government imposed a foreign buyers tax

Vancouver

LePage

calculates

last summer, paving the way for Ontario

about $750 million out of the economy

“When I say this downturn is good news,

to introduce a similar levy on non-resident

in ancillary spending such as home

I mean it begins to challenge some

transactions.

renovations, furnishings and lawyers

assumptions we’ve made that the house

fees.

price will go up — that we can always

housing

that

correction

the

But does the situation today resemble the

afford more, that we can consume more,”

last big Canadian housing correction in

In Ontario, the slowdown will continue

2009? Is it a crash rather than a bump?

for a while, says Lu Han at the Rotman

Soper doesn’t think so.

School of Management at the University

In the 1950s, Canadians consumed about

of Toronto.

300 sq. ft. of space per person. Today it is

The last major national housing correction

he said.

about 1,000 sq.ft.

followed the global economic crisis in

“The (Toronto area) market still needs

2008. The conditions simply aren’t there

time to absorb how the buyers and sellers

The correction also gives governments

this time for a major market meltdown in

are going to react to the policy,” said Han,

some breathing room to reconsider the

Canada, says Soper.

who’s the academic director for the Centre

supply part of the equation, said McKellar.

for Real Estate and Urban Economics.

More people, including the growing

“It’s

4

School of Business at York University.

took

very

rare

to

see

employment

number of tech and creative sector

improving, the economy expanding — to

Toronto Real Estate Board’s mid-month

workers,

see inflation under control and to see

numbers for July show sales down 39.3

Governments need to re-think what living

a significant collapse of the housing

per cent year over year in the first 14 days

there looks like apart from condo towers.

market,” he said.

of the month. On Monday, the Canadian

want

to

live

in

cities.

Real Estate Association said a 15 per cent

“On the one hand the province is saying

But he doesn’t deny there are unknowns

drop in sales in June in the Toronto region

40 per cent of all growth must be directed

— NAFTA, for example.

led to the largest decline in national sales

into inner cities and, on the other hand, the

“The most obvious external downside risk

in seven years.

city is saying we have to protect existing

is the trade negotiations between Canada

neighbourhoods. There’s a conflict at

and the U.S.,” he said.

the policy level. We’re protecting these


urn May Have An Upside

old neighbourhoods but we’re not re-

as timely and everyone relied on what

“If listings increase more than buyers

generating them with new people,” he

friends were saying, it prolonged the run-

increase you’re still going to have a soft

said.

up,” he said.

market,” said Pasalis. Whatever happens the rest of the year, Toronto housing is

McKellar contends that the current

Pasalis was among the first Toronto-

scenario has come as a shock because

area realtors to raise concerns about

most Canadians don’t remember or have

the sustainability of the double-digit

“Toronto is a very attractive destination.

never seen it before. (He calls the 2008

increases in the Toronto market. But he’s

It offers great consumption amenities but

housing market “a slight downturn.”)

adamant that the doomsayers suggesting

also great job opportunities,” she said.

that values will decline severely are

“When people try to buy a house here

wrong.

they’re not just buying a physical house,

“We haven’t had a downturn really since 1991. It took from 1991 until 2004 for

probably a safe bet, said Han.

they’re buying this location — they’re

house prices to recover. The problem is

“We’d have to have a massive depression,”

buying the whole package including the

that most of us have thought the good

he said.

infrastructure in the city, the transportation

times go forever. This is a good signal that gravity still exists,” he said.

here, all the culture, the amenities here. He thinks the market will remain soft through the fall, but says there are signs

“That itself is a very strong fundamental

Toronto realtor John Pasalis doesn’t

that buyers are starting to look again and

that would sustain the house price growth

discount the role of the press and social

get ready to dip back into the market.

here.”

media in the almost overnight drop in home sales. Headlines about crashes and

“The big unknown is what the listings are

bubbles make consumers anxious.

going to be like in the fall. I think we’re going to see a lot of new listings in the

“It probably pulled many buyers out of the

fall. A lot of the people who can’t sell now

market. In the past, when news wasn’t

are going to re-list,” he said.

Tess Kalinowski Friday, July 21, 2017

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Buyer Who Walked Away From Real Estate Deal Ordered To Pay $360K Would-be buyer ordered to pay the difference after house ultimately sells for 28% less The B.C. Supreme Court has ordered a

won't comment on his client's reasons.

buyer who walked away from a Surrey,

Despite months of showings, professional photos, and several price drops, it took

B.C., real estate deal last summer to pay

But that summer a key factor changed

another five months to sell, for the much-

the sellers more than $360,000, or six

in

reduced price of $910,000.

times his original deposit.

market: the B.C. government brought

Metro

Vancouver's

real

estate

in a 15 per cent property transfer tax

"Although this offer was less than I had

The ruling puts the would-be buyer on

on foreign nationals buying real estate

expected when I listed the property for

the hook for the difference between the

in the region, and the seller's realtor

sale, the market remained soft," said

contract he signed — for $1,260,000 —

blames that for the lower sale price.

Massullo in an affidavit.

and what it eventually sold for after the homeowners failed to find another buyer

The precise impact of the foreign buyers' Market 'changed significantly'

to match the initial high offer.

tax remains unclear. Sales did slow after the tax's introduction in August 2016, but

On Sept. 2, the day after the deal wasn't

benchmark prices never saw anything

The original deal was struck in May 2016,

done, the sellers filed a lawsuit against

approaching the 28 per cent price drop on

a month that saw record-breaking frenzy

the would-be buyer, and soon listed their

this property.

in the Vancouver-area real estate market.

property again. Nevertheless,

the

default

judgment

The sellers, who were downsizing to

But their new agent, John Massullo, told

awards the sellers the $350,000 price

a condo, accepted a no-subjects offer

them it wasn't likely they'd get a price

difference, plus about $10,000 in carrying

with a $60,000 deposit to buy their

anything like the May deal, according to

costs for the property over the five

single-storey rancher in Surrey's Newton

court records.

months, including utilities, property taxes

neighbourhood, according to the court ruling.

and hot tub chemicals. "The real estate market in the Lower Mainland had changed significantly since

The buyer didn't respond in time for the

But by the closing date, Sept. 1, 2016, the

[the seller] entered into the contract with

court to hear his side of the case, and

buyer walked away.

[the buyer], in particular because the B.C.

retained his current legal counsel just

government had passed the foreign buyers'

days before the judgment.

Court documents don't say why the deal

tax," the lawyer told his client, according

wasn't completed, and the buyer's lawyer

to Master Leslie J. Muir's judgment.

He can apply to overturn the judgment,

Lisa Johnson - CBC August 03, 2017

06


which he plans to do, his lawyer said.

for his clients who are an elderly couple.

He hopes other buyers learn from this case that as soon as a real estate contract

"Our client is applying to set aside the

He says the husband only chose to sell

is signed, they are liable for the deposit

default judgment, and he wants his day

the family home after his wife suffered

regardless of whether the seller can get

in court to be heard on the merits," said

health complications and needed more

more or less than the agreed upon price

Jasdeep Aujla.

care.

at a later date.

Aujla declined to speak on the substance

They are, however, prepared to go back to

If they get less, much like this case, they

of the case before it is heard in court.

court if needed.

could be on the hook for the difference and any damages incurred.

'Difficult' experience

Even if the the legal case is settled, Morrison says collecting a payment as

The sellers' lawyer, Andrew Morrison,

large as $300,000 could drag on for years.

says the experience has been "difficult"

Toronto’s Real Estate Market Sees Shift Away From Earlier Frenzy Some calm seems to be returning to the

In the Toronto area, the main factor in

Toronto area’s real estate market after a

the reversal of fortunes seems to come

Mr. Bibby says offers with conditions

turbulent few weeks.

down to price: a condo purchase is still

attached have become common again.

significantly less expensive than a house

During the wildest part of the spring

Housing sales in the Greater Toronto Area

with a yard – especially for people who

market, bidders were sending in offers

plummeted by 50 per cent in the first two

want to live in the core.

with jaw-dropping amounts above the

weeks of June compared with the same

asking price and no conditions.

period last year, according to numbers

As of mid-month, according to TREB, the

from the Toronto Real Estate Board. TREB

average price for a detached house in the

Mr. Bibby says he is more comfortable

says new listings jumped by 22 per cent in

GTA stands at $808,847, or 6.7 per cent

working in the current environment – with

the first half of the month compared with

higher than at the same time last year.

a better balance of supply and demand –

the same period in June, 2016.

than he was in the mania of early 2017. In the 416 area code, the average price for

So far in June, the increase in new listings

a semi-detached house rose 4.3 per cent

But he says some agents still try to

is more of a swell than the surge that it

to $949,546 and for a detached house, 9.9

secure a listing by promising the seller an

was in May.

per cent to $1,416,908 for the first half of

unrealistic amount. In other cases, sellers

June compared with the same period last

and their agents aren’t willing to negotiate

Many industry watchers have been taken

year. By contrast, the average price of a

with buyers to reach a deal. Those are the

aback by the energetic pace of sales in

condo unit in the 416 soared 23.7 per cent

properties that often sit on the market.

the condo market compared with the

to $558,691 over the same period.

slump in low-rise homes. For the past few

“Agents who are new to the business are

years, prices for single-family dwellings

Christopher Bibby of Re/Max Hallmark

defending the prices or thinking it’s still

were charging ahead at a much faster clip

Bibby Group Realty Ltd. focuses mainly on

April.”

than condo prices.

the condo market in central Toronto. He

Toronto-Dominion

Bank

says that segment of the market seems

When representing the seller, his strategy

economist

to have a more healthy balance than it did

is to allow buyers to make offers at any

Diana Petramala points out that last

earlier in the year, when desperate buyers

time. He advises sellers to go with an

month marked the first time since 2010

were bidding fiercely for limited inventory.

asking price that is around the level they

that growth in condo prices in Canada

believe is fair value. Some agents hoping

outpaced the rise in single-family home

“Over all, prices are still up – it’s just the

to spark a bidding war are still setting

prices.

expectations that need to be managed,”

asking prices far below the amount they

he says.

hope the unit will sell for, but Mr. Bibby

07


believes buyers are not in the mood for

Meanwhile, the practice of submitting an

“People need to remember that it’s a

that tactic.

offer conditional on securing a mortgage

home first.”

or scrutinizing the building’s financial “It’s almost like they’re getting the power

health has returned.

back, and I can appreciate it,” he says.

Looking ahead to the fall, he still expects to see listings arrive on the market

Today, most people trying to buy a condo

because people have to move for all of the

Mr. Bibby recently sold two condo units

unit want to review the building’s status

usual reasons: new children arrive, jobs

on the same night. One was a townhouse

certificate, he says. In the past, it was

shift, couples get married or divorced. He

and the other a unit in a “soft loft” building.

normal practice to have a lawyer review

thinks the fall market could be similar to

the status certificate because it lays

that of last year’s – properties will change

Both were on the market for about

out important financial details, such

hands but not at the frantic pace of the

three weeks. During that time, Mr. Bibby

as which way maintenance fees are

early spring 2017 market.

phoned the agents of buyers who had lost

going and whether there are any special

out on previous units where he was the

assessments or lawsuits pending against

“There will always be people who need

listing agent. He knew that at the height

the condo corporation.

to sell,” he says. At the same time, others

of the market euphoria in April, the same

may stay put if they don’t think they will

units would have fetched about $100,000

“We’re ordering ours well in advance.” Mr.

more.

Bibby says of the units he sells. “Now,

“I knew what they were selling for six

reap enough profit from a sale.

they’re looking at it even before they get

“If the upside’s not there, people won’t

into the unit.”

want to do it.”

weeks ago,” he says. “I was shopping around the value to different agents.”

As for the mindset amongst sellers, some are regretting they did not sell earlier, he

Still, Mr. Bibby says, some agents told him

says.

their clients were sitting on the sidelines. Mr. Bibby counsels those people that Mr. Bibby says he does not understand

they have likely seen a large rise in value

the mentality of buyers who were willing

during the time they’ve owned a property.

to engage in a bidding war with no

And most people can’t sell at a moment’s

conditions earlier in the spring but now

notice because it would cause too much

find themselves wondering if they should

disruption to their lives – especially if

wait before buying.

they’re selling a principal residence.

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Caroylyn Ireland - The Globe & Mail June 22,2017


Peter Armstrong - CBC News Thursday, June 1st, 2017

Bad News, Bears: Canada's Economy Is Actually Doing Better Than You Think It takes a special kind of cynic to look at

positive report.

"We remain convinced that risks to the

the latest GDP numbers and find them wanting.

Canadian economy are tilting toward the First, the GDP numbers fell short of

downside," he says, referring to the same

expectations. A consensus of economists

lack of balance in the economy.

Canada posted impressive gains in the

predicted a whopping 4.2 per cent growth

first quarter, Statistics Canada revealed

rate for the first quarter. Some even called

Add in concerns over trade with the U.S.,

on

4.7 per cent growth.

wage growth and a bad run for both

Wednesday,

with

the

economy

expanding at an annual pace of 3.7 per

Canadian stocks and the loonie, and

cent — the best in the developed world

Secondly, there are legitimate questions

you have the case for not popping the

right now.

about sustainability and the long-term

champagne.

ability of the Canadian consumer to Not too long ago, a report like that

shoulder the weight of economic growth.

would have had us doing cartwheels and popping bottles of Veuve.

Frances Donald, senior economist with Manulife

Asset

Management,

says

"Overall, the latest quarterly expenditure

Canadian stocks have fared poorly so

data show that economic growth is still

far this year, as has the Canadian dollar,

And yet disappointment has seeped into

uneven, heavily supported by household-

which has been the worst performing G10

most reactions.

related spending," says David Madani,

currency against the U.S. dollar.

senior Canada economist at market In fact, disappointment has become

research firm Capital Economics.

"The market focus remains squarely

something of a reflex in the Canadian

on energy prices and the large and

economy as we've waited nine long years

Housing correction would hurt Canada's

powerful downside risks to growth that

to fully emerge from the financial crisis of

economy: Moody's

include domestic housing markets and

2008.

Karl Schamotta, director at Cambridge

international trade risks emanating from

Global

NAFTA renegotiations," Donald said in a

Consumers carrying the economy

Payments,

says

the

first

quarter numbers may show Canada

note to clients.

outperforming many other countries but There

are

several

commonly

cited

reasons for the glum outlook after such a

things look less cheerful beneath the

And all that is fair.

headlines.

09


primed to lead economic growth in

- continued from page 9

Canada this year. Business investment, which has lagged

Now, the good news

Toronto and Vancouver have cooled

for years, was up 12.2 per cent in the first

after

quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis.

governments

introduced

a

But despite those concerns, there is an

series of measures aimed at slowing

Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO

awful lot of good economic news to focus

almost

Financial Group, called this week's GDP

absurd

levels

of

activity.

on.

report an "impressive power display." Manufacturing is picking up and finally

Consider the following:

performing as many expected it would

Sure, he says, the headline figure missed

in those early days of the collapse in the

expectations, but monthly GDP for March

We've added jobs in droves over the

price of oil and drop in the value of the

alone surpassed expectations (0.5 per

past

loonie.

cent over the consensus of 0.3 per

year,

and

the

unemployment

rate has dropped to 6.5 per cent, its lowest point since the fall of 2008. Those

red-hot

housing

markets

in

cent). And Statistics Canada revised its Oil has stabilized at around $50 a barrel,

readings for the previous two quarters,

which has prompted expectations that

bumping them up slightly.

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Canada’s Residential Real estate Market Makes The Move To Moderation In The Second Quarter Of 2017 According to the Royal LePage House

in the first quarter, saw moderating sales

to very warm; the depressed markets

Price

Survey

activity, as the combination of eroding

are beginning to grow again. Canadian

Forecast, Canada’s residential real estate

affordability and government legislation

housing is in great shape - a statement

market posted strong home price gains

has pushed many buyers to the sidelines

that I certainly did not make last quarter.”

in the second quarter of 2017, with the

- at least temporarily bringing balance to

majority of metropolitan markets across

the country’s largest market and slowing

“The

Canada displaying expansionary trends.

home price appreciation within the region.

appreciation that we experienced in

Survey*

and

Market

rate

of

national

house

price

the second quarter continues to be The

Vancouver

In the second quarter, the aggregate

above what we would consider a normal

housing correction that began in August

significant

Greater

price1 of a home in Canada rose by 13.8

range, driven primarily by very strong

2016 turned a corner in the second

per cent year-over-year to $609,144.

year-over-year

quarter of 2017. Home prices in B.C.’s

When broken out by housing type, the

much of Ontario,” continued Soper.

Lower Mainland are now poised to

price of a two-storey home rose 14.6

resume an upward trajectory nearly a year

per cent year-over-year to $725,391,

Looking ahead to the remainder of the

after provincial regulatory intervention

while the price of a bungalow increased

year, Royal LePage forecasts that the

bruised

and

by 10.7 per cent to $511,965. During the

national aggregate price of a home

the

same period, the price of a condominium

will increase by 9.5 per cent in 2017 to

other side of the mountains, Alberta’s

climbed 13.4 per cent to $397,826.

$617,773 when compared to year-end,

consumer

depressed

sales

confidence activity.

On

economic rebound continued as Calgary posted

strongest

growth

2016.

year-over-year

“Following a period of unprecedented

home price gains since the downturn in

regional disparity in activity and price

the price of oil. Meanwhile, the Greater

appreciation, we are now seeing a return

Toronto Area (GTA), a market that Phil

to healthy growth in the majority of

Soper, President and CEO, Royal LePage

Canadian housing markets,” said Soper.

characterized as “Canada’s least healthy”

“The white-hot markets are moderating

012

its

price

Royal LePage - The News Room July 13, 2017

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Asking Price $789,987 MLS W3758942 -JUST SOLD-


SPECTACULAR 1+1 WITH SOUTH VIEW OF MISSISSAUGA FROM HEART OF CITY CENTRE AT SOLSTICE City Centre - Mississauga 225 Webb Drive Luxury living! Move into Solstice in the heart of downtown City Centre. Cozy up in this spectacular fully upgraded sub-penthouse 1+1 unit! Very well maintained with a highly functional floor plan. Discover the building’s amenities such as an indoor swimming pool, sauna, gym, outdoor BBQ area, party and media rooms and guest suites. Just steps from Celebration Square and Square One shopping center. Easy access to public transit, parks, schools and Hwy 403 and QEW. Contact The TanTeam for more information! support(at)tanteam.com

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TRENDY 2 BEDROOM 2 STOREY CONDO TOWNHOUSE IN NEW RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION IN WESTMINISTER BRANSON Westminister Branson Area 1 7 C o n e f l o w e r A v e , N o r t h Yo r k Conveniently Located In A Prime Area Within The Heart of WestministerBranson Off Bustling Bathurst St and Finch Ave, Nestled Within New Townhouse Subdivision. This 2 Year Old 3 Storey Condo Townhouse, Features A Private Underground Resident and Visitor Parking, Swimming Pool, And No Neighbor Backing Onto Unit. With 9 Ft Ceilings and Wide Plank Laminate Throughout, Ensuite Laundry, Crown Molding, Granite Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Spacious 2 Bedrooms And A Private Upper Level Terrace. Convenient Access To Local Amenities, Parks and Recreation Centres, Shopping, Schools, Public Transit, HWY 407/401 And Minutes Away From York University and University of Toronto Insitute for Aerospace Studies. This Is A Fantastic Alternative To Condo Apartment Living For Those Who Want More Flexibility In Layout As Well As Privacy. Don’t Miss Your Chance To Move Into This Trendy And Cozy Apartment Today! Contact The TanTeam for more information! support(at)tanteam.com A P P ROX 1 3 5 0 s f | 2 B D R M | 1 BAT H | P R I VAT E RO O F TO P T E R R AC E | 1 C A R P K

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UPDATED DETACH IN "H" SECTION WITH NEW HVAC, TANKLESS HOT WATER AND RENOVATED INTERIOR Central Park Area 25 Holmcrest Crt, Brampton Strategically located near the bustling intersection of Dixie Rd and Queen St, nestled in quiet and mature neighbourhood. This property is freshly renovated, featuring a revised main floor concept, new laminate floor throughout property, newly tiled kitchen, tiled kitchen backsplash, newly painted walls throughout, renovated upper level bathroom, new renovated stairway (upper and lower), upgraded electrical throughout, large Master bedroom (combined 2 of 4 rooms). Listed for sale without tenants. Can be purchased with tenants for investment. Don’t miss this opportunity to make your move, contact The TanTeam at support@tanteam.com to book a private showing appointment!

A P P R O X 1 4 0 0 s f | 4 B D R M | 2 B A T H | L A R G E B A C K YA R D | B R A M A L E A S H O P P I N G

Asking Price $539,935 MLS W3871705 AVA I L A B L E F O R SA L E

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June 2017 GTA REALTORS® Release Monthly Resale Housing Figures Toronto Real Estate Board President

buyers on the sidelines waiting to see

more so by single-family home types.

Tim Syrianos announced that Greater

how market conditions evolve,” said Mr.

The average selling price for all home

Toronto Area REALTORS® reported

Syrianos.

types combined was up by five per cent

5,921 residential transactions through

year-over-year to $746,218.

TREB’s MLS® System in July 2017. This

“Summer market statistics are often not

result was down by 40.4 per cent on a

the best indicators of housing market

“Home buyers benefitted from more

year-over-year basis, led by the detached

conditions. We generally see an uptick in

choice in the market this July compared

market segment – both in the City of

sales following Labour Day, as a greater

to the same time last year. This was

Toronto and surrounding regions.

cross-section of would-be buyers and

reflected in home prices and home price

sellers start to consider listing and/or

growth. Looking forward, if we do see

While sales were down, the number of

purchasing a home. As we move through

some would-be home buyers move off

new listings reported were only slightly

the fall, we should start to get a better

the sidelines and back into the market

(+5.1 per cent) above last year’s level.

sense of the impacts of the Fair Housing

without a similar increase in new listings,

Plan and higher borrowing costs,” said

we could see some of this newfound

TREB CEO John DiMichele.

choice erode. The recent changes in

“A recent release from the Ontario government confirmed TREB’s own

the sales and price trends have masked

research which found that foreign

The MLS® Home Price Index (HPI)

the fact that housing supply remains an

buyers represented a small proportion

Composite Benchmark price was up by

issue in the GTA,” said Jason Mercer,

of overall home buying activity in the

18 per cent on a year-over-year basis.

TREB’s Director of Market Analysis.

GTA. Clearly, the year-over-year decline

However, the Composite Benchmark was

we experienced in July had more to do

down by 4.6 per cent relative to June.

with psychology, with would-be home

Monthly MLS® HPI declines were driven

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Toronto Real Estate Board Thursday, August 03, 2017

August 2017 GTA REALTORS® Release Mid-Month Resale Housing Figures Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 2,706 sales through TREB’s MLS® System during the first 14 days of August 2017. This result was down by 35.6 per cent compared to the first 14 days of August 2016. Over the same period of time, the number of new listings entered into TREB’s MLS® System was down by 10 per cent on a year over year basis. New listings were down in the City of Toronto and the surrounding regions making up the GTA. The average selling price during the first two weeks of August, at $731,614, was up three per cent compared to the same period in 2016. Overall average price growth was driven by the condominium apartment and semi-‐detached market segments, which experienced double-‐ digit average annual rates of price growth.

Toronto Real Estate Board Wednesday, August 16, 2017

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