The opening takes a tongue-in-cheek look at sensational real estate headlines. The aim remains the same; help buyers and sellers understand supply and demand, with useful context rather than unnecessary drama.
Toronto real estate headlines tell only part of the story. In this October 2026 market update, I compare three popular narratives with the local inventory, absorption and rental signals I track.
In Episode 80 of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I look at the September 17–30, 2026 inventory figures and explain why the wider market trend and an individual buyer’s decision can tell different stories.
Toronto and GTA real estate inventory is now noticeably lower than it was one year ago. Freehold inventory across the regions I monitor is down approximately 10%, while Toronto condo and rental inventory are down roughly 15%.
Is Toronto's housing market beginning to stabilize? In this episdoe, I examine falling condo inventory, fewer available rentals and the signals I'm watching heading into the fall market.
While both inventory and sales to listing ratios have fallen over the past couple of weeks, which is to be expected during the summer, the decline hasn't been nearly as drastic as the previous two years. That suggests buyers continue to enjoy significant choice.
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