VIDEOS

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In this episode of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I break down:  

• How geopolitical tension may impact fixed mortgage rates 

• Why the Bank of Canada might consider a rate cut at its March 18th meeting

• Sign that condo buyers are becoming more active 

• Conditional sales rising in the condo segment 

• What's happening in the rental market 

• Why transaction volume is increasing - without price growth 

• How cold weather and snow have temporarily slowed inventory

In this episode of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I explain why more inventory does not automatically mean homes are being given away - and why even in a buyer-leaning market, it's still extremely difficult to "steal" a property that's priced correctly.

In this episode, I talk about why today's market feels quieter, more balanced, and less emotional than the headlines would have you believe - and why that might actually be good news for buyers and some sellers who want to make smart, informed decisions.

In this episode of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I take a step back from the noise and look at the bigger picture: inventory levels, market psychology, and the growing divide between data-driven analysis and sensational commentary.

In this episode of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I take a year-in-review look at how the market has shifted by comparing average daily listing inventory and total transactions between 2024 and 2025.

In this weeks episode of Real Estate Inventory Toronto, I break down three important issues that buyers and sellers in today's market need to understand - especially in a shifting and uncertain real estate environment.